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September 22, 2026 Final
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Agenda — 25 items

  1. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> to approve the first renewal of Contract No. 093-24-FIN-RFP with Deep Blue Investment Advisors for Investment Advisory Services for $34,500. (Financial Services Department)
  2. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong>, if any, related to Collective Bargaining Agreement with Brownsville Police Officers’ Association, Charter 290577-01. (Office of the City Attorney/ City Manager's Office)
  3. Closed session pursuant to Tex. Gov't. Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) related to Collective Bargaining Agreement with Brownsville Police Officers’ Association, Charter 290577-01. (Office of the City Attorney/ City Manager's Office)
  4. Consideration and <strong>ACTION </strong>to approve the Interlocal Agreement between the City and the Brownsville Independent School District for the use of their property to install and maintain a bus shelter located at 2477 Price Road. (Brownsville Metro)
  5. Consideration and ACTION to adopt Resolution Number 2026-127 identifying qualifying projects described in Exhibit “A” to the Memorandum of Understanding between Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) and the City of Brownsville dated August 29, 2026; and ratifying an escrow agreement between the City, PlainsCapital Bank, and SpaceX for the benefit of Brownsville Public Utilities Board and Southmost Regional Water Authority. (City Manager's Office/ Office of the City Attorney)
  6. Consideration and ACTION to approve a three-year purchase of VMware Cloud Foundation and VMware vDefend licensing and support from SHI Government Solutions, Inc., through Texas Department of Information Resources Contract DIR-CPO-5241, in a total amount not to exceed $263,502.72, payable in three annual installments of $87,834.24. (Information Technology Department)
  7. <span data-teams="true" data-pasted="true">Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> to approve TRIPPP Consulting's Change Order #1, which would address the unforeseen success of increased trips for Fiscal Year 2026 with the Uber Rideshare Pilot program on Brownsville Metro’s Route 30 in the amount not to exceed $40,000, as budgeted. (Brownsville Metro).
  8. Pet of the Month Adoption Spotlight
  9. Consideration of approval of minutes from the City Commission Special Meetings held on August 17, 2026, August 21, 2026 and August 29, 2026. (Office of the City Secretary)
  10. Recognition of Service, Jorge Cardenas, Chief Information Officer
  11. Consideration and <strong>ACTION </strong>on <strong>SECOND</strong><strong> </strong>and<strong> FINAL READING</strong> of <strong>Ordinance Number </strong><span data-teams="true" data-pasted="true"><strong>2026-1761-B</strong></span> of the City of Brownsville, Texas, to update the Master Fee Schedule of the City of Brownsville and amend pertinent sections of the Code of Ordinances to reflect those updates, and dealing with related matters. (Financial Services Department)
  12. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong>, if any, related to a limited waiver of the attorney-client privilege. (Office of the City Attorney)
  13. Introduction and welcome of the City’s new Assistant Finance Director, Rodrigo Gimenez.
  14. Presentation of Brownsville Housing Master Plan progress updates — Public Engagement & Housing Needs Assessments (Planning & Redevelopment Department)
  15. Introduction and Overview of the Brownsville Design Guidelines and Standards (Planning & Redevelopment Department)
  16. Closed session pursuant to Tex. Gov't. Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) related to the attorney-client privilege. (Office of the City Attorney)
  17. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> on <strong>Resolution Number 2026-131</strong> to appoint members to the City of Brownsville Environmental and Conservation Task Force pursuant to Resolution Number 2026-121-A. (City Manager's Office/ Office of the City Attorney/ Planning and Redevelopment Department)
  18. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> to adopt <strong>Resolution Number 2026-114</strong>, reviewing, amending, and readopting all the provisions listed in the documents titled "City of Brownsville, Texas Amended Investment Policy" and "City of Brownsville, Texas, Amended Investment Strategy Statement”. (Financial Services Department)
  19. Closed session pursuant to Tex. Gov't. Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney, including Contemplated or Pending Litigation and/or Settlement Offer) related to: TMLIRP Claim No. TX260469. (Office of the City Attorney)
  20. Public Hearing and <strong>ACTION</strong><strong> </strong>on <strong>FIRST READING</strong><strong> </strong>on <strong>Ordinance Number 235-2026-019</strong>, to rezone from Residential Estate (RE) to Residential Single-Family (R-1) to allow a single-family residential development for a 1.00-acre tract of land out of Lot 4, Block 307, El Jardin Re-Subdivision, Cameron County, Texas, located at 835 South Indiana Avenue, Brownsville, Texas 78521, as shown in Exhibit "A". (District 1) (Planning & Redevelopment Department)
  21. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> to approve Tokio Marine HCC for Stop Loss Services for the City of Brownsville for Fiscal Year 2027, in the amount not to exceed $1,059,730, as budgeted. (Organizational Development and Human Resources)
  22. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> on <strong data-pasted="true">Resolution Number 2026-121-A </strong>amending <strong data-pasted="true">Resolution Number 2026-121 </strong>ratifying direction to the City Manager to reactivate the City of Brownsville Environmental and Conservation Task Force that was tasked with providing advice and recommendations to the City Commission regarding data center policies and development regulations. (City Manager's Office/ Office of the City Attorney/ Planning and Redevelopment Department)
  23. Public Hearing and <strong data-pasted="true">ACTION</strong><strong> </strong>on <strong>FIRST READING </strong>on <strong>Ordinance Number 235-2026-021-PD</strong>, to establish a Planned Development District (PD) to establish development-specific zoning regulations that would permit reduced setbacks, detached accessory structures in the front yard, and unique design standards for the proposed residences, for 2.817 acres, being all of Common Area 1 of Butterfly Grove Subdivision, Cameron County, Texas, located at 1903 Grove Lane, Brownsville, Texas 78526, as shown in Exhibit "A". (District 3) (Planning & Redevelopment Department)
  24. Consideration and <strong>ACTION</strong> to approve <strong>Resolution</strong><strong> Number 2026-128 </strong>supporting Cameron County’s acquisition of the B&M International Bridge and related facilities and recognizing its importance to regional transportation, international trade, and economic development. (Engineering and Public Works)
  25. Public Hearing and <strong data-pasted="true">ACTION</strong><strong> </strong>on <strong>FIRST READING </strong>on <strong>Ordinance Number 2026-235.130</strong>, to amend the City of Brownsville Unified Development Code (UDC, Article 4 – Zoning Regulations, Subsection 4.4.3 – Permitted Use Chart, Subsection 4.4.4 – Additional Use Standards, and Article 6 – Definitions) to regulate poker lounges, event centers, quick lube facilities, self-storage facilities; and dealing with related matters, as shown in Exhibit "A". (Planning & Redevelopment Department)

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