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Sunday, October 25, 2026 edition · The record

This week at City Hall: Tuesday's council agenda, three Wednesday-and-Monday boards

By Christopher Weaver ·

Weatherford City Hall, a low brick municipal building with a flagpole, in Weatherford, Texas.
File photo: Weatherford City Hall, a low brick municipal building with a flagpole, in Weatherford, Texas. Image: Michael Barera via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Tuesday's 6 p.m. council meeting carries three public hearings: a fueling-station permit for 7.341 acres at 1802 Old Brock Road; voluntary annexation of a 48-acre tract owned by Westoplex Development Group; and a development agreement and zoning change from agriculture to single-family with a planned-development overlay for Heritage Park Estates, also about 48 acres. Consent items include up to $400,314 with Motorola Solutions for public-safety radio maintenance, WatchGuard camera systems and related equipment in FY27, up to $424,000 with SHI Government Solutions for hardware, software and services in FY27, $277,655.91 in furniture from Wilson Bauhaus Interiors for the Development Services and Parks Administrative Office Building, and a new five-year agreement with the Weatherford Mountain Bike Club. Council is also asked to move its Feb. 23, 2027, meeting to Monday, Feb. 22, because of Parker County Day in Austin. The Library Board meets Monday at 1 p.m.; the Building and Standards Commission Wednesday at 9 a.m.; the Historic Preservation Commission Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. The Municipal Utility Board is on the calendar for Thursday at noon, but its agenda was not on Granicus this morning.

What you can do. Residents who want to speak on a topic not on the agenda turn in a speaker card to the secretary five minutes before the meeting starts; comments are limited to three minutes.

Source: City of Weatherford City Council agenda for Oct. 27; City of Weatherford Granicus and city calendar; all read Oct. 25

This story ran in the Sunday, October 25, 2026 edition, with the rest of that morning's record. All editions · All stories

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