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  1. 3

    South Texas ISDBoard of Directors

    Chief of Police

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  2. 2

    BayviewBoard of Aldermen

    Emergency Management Update. ~GP

    Information onlyOfficial agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  3. 5.4

    La Joya ISDBoard of Trustees

    Recognition of National Security Officer Appreciation Week - September 20-26, 2026, presented by Mr.

    Leonardo Sanchez, Chief of Police

    Information onlyOfficial agenda (opens in new tab)Public safety

  4. 8.8.1

    La Joya ISDBoard of Trustees

    Approval of Updated La Joya ISD Police Department Policy

    An updated policy for the school district's police department is up for approval.

    Official agenda (opens in new tab)Public safety

  5. 2

    EdinburgCity Council

    Fire Department 100-Year Anniversary 5K, Saturday, October 03, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. at Central Fire Station No.

    1, 212 W. McIntyre St.

    Information onlyOfficial agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  6. A

    EdinburgCity Council

    Consider Awarding RFP No. 2026-016, Development Impact Fee Nexus Study for the City of Edinburg, Texas to Willdan Financial Services the

    Highest-Ranking Proposal and Authorize the City Manager to Enter Into a Professional Services Contract Pursuant to the City's Ordinances and Procurement Polices. [Tomas D. Reyna, Assistant City Manager]

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingPublic safety

  7. A

    EdinburgCity Council

    Consider Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Submit an Application and Startup Documentation to the Texas Division of Emergency Management

    (TDEM), under the Texas Mutual Aid Reimbursement Program, and to Execute All Grant Documents Related Thereto. [Claudia L. Farias, Director of Grants Administration]

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  8. E

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Approval to apply to the FY 2026 Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program – Local Formula for the amount of $14,341 with no local match for

    police equipment. (Staffed by Police Department/City Manager.)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxesPublic safety

    $14,341
  9. F

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Approval to continue the Memorandum of Understanding between Weslaco ISD and the City for School Resource Officers for the 2026–2027 school year.

    (Staffed by Police Department/City Manager.)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingPublic safety

  10. G

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Approval to ratify the MOU Agreement between the City of Weslaco and Faith-Based Coalition Houses of Worship members to submit for the BJA FY 2026

    Enhancing Security Measures for Houses of Worship Program Category 2 application. (Staffed by Police Department/City Manager.)

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingPublic safety

  11. B

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Resolution 2026-68 appointing members to the Board of Adjustments & Appeals— Bldg Codes.

    (Staffed by City Secretary and Planning and Code Enforcement Department/ACM Rodriguez.) Attachment. VII. NEW BUSINESS

    Official agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningPublic safety

  12. A

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Discussion and consideration after public hearing on behalf of Sam Restaurant Group LLC, Flapjack Grill to obtain a Mixed Beverage Permit at 1121 W IH

    2 Ste. A, also being Lot 1 South Point Subdivision, Weslaco Hidalgo County Texas. (Staffed by Planning & Code Enforcement Department/ACM Rodriguez.) Attachment.

    Public hearingOfficial agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningPublic safety

  13. K

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Discussion and consideration on the Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement with BioBridge Global and the City of Weslaco Fire Department EMS.

    (Staffed by Fire Department/City Manager.) Attachment.

    Official agenda · p. 4 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  14. U

    WeslacoCity Commission

    Discussion and consideration of the agreements for animal sheltering and impoundment with the following entities for Animal Control Operations:

    Consideration of agreements for animal sheltering and impoundment for animal control operations.

    Official agenda · p. 5 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  15. 2

    MissionCity Council

    Consideration and action regarding approval of Ordinance # _____ Authorizing Classified Positions for the Mission Fire Department for Fiscal Year 2026-27 – A. Garcia

    An ordinance authorizing classified positions for the Mission Fire Department for Fiscal Year 2026-27 is up for consideration and action.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxesPublic safetyHiring & staff

  16. 3

    MissionCity Council

    Consideration and action regarding approval of Ordinance # _____ authorizing the Base salaries and incentive package for the Mission Fire Department Fiscal Year 2026-27 – A. Garcia

    An ordinance setting base salaries and an incentive package for the fire department for fiscal year 2026-27.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxesPublic safety

  17. 4

    MissionCity Council

    Consideration and action regarding approval of Ordinance # _____ authorizing Classified Positions for the Mission Police Department for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 – A. Garcia

    An ordinance authorizing classified positions for the police department for fiscal year 2026-2027 is up for consideration and action.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxesPublic safetyHiring & staff

  18. 5

    MissionCity Council

    Consideration and action regarding approval of Ordinance # _____ authorizing the Base salaries and incentive package for the Mission Police Department Fiscal Year 2026-27 – A. Garcia

    An ordinance setting base salaries and an incentive package for the police department for fiscal year 2026-27.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Economic developmentBudget & taxesPublic safety

  19. 5

    CombesCity Commission

    Consideration and Possible Action of Ordinance No.2026-4 To Adopt Budget for Fiscal Year October 1, 2026-September 30, 2027, for General, Waterworks/Wastewater, Police Special Funds, making appropriations for the support of the City of Combes. Action for Approval or Disapproval of.

    An ordinance to adopt the budget for the fiscal year from October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2027, covering the general, waterworks/wastewater, and police special funds.

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxesInfrastructure & utilitiesPublic safety

  20. b

    LyfordCity Commission

    Approval monthly bills and any grant payment requests.

    MONTHLY REPORTS: Mayor Pablo Morales City Administrator Tony Chavez City Secretary Ana K. Martinez (A) Fire Department- Chief Ben Vera (B) Municipal Court- Judge Juan Salinas (C) Police Department- Chief Marc Garcia (D) Public Works- Jorge Galvan (E) Water Department- Jesse Gonzales September 14, 2026 Agenda 2 VI.…

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Development & zoningBudget & taxesPublic safety

  21. Valley View ISDBoard of Trustees

    Jurisdictional and Interagency Support MOU with Hidalgo Police Department and Pharr Police Department for 2026-2027 school-year.

    A memorandum of understanding with the Hidalgo Police Department and the Pharr Police Department for the 2026-2027 school year.

    Official agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingPublic safety

  22. Valley View ISDBoard of Trustees

    Interlocal Agreement MOU with Hidalgo Police Department for policing services for the 2026-2027 school-year.

    An interlocal agreement with the Hidalgo Police Department for policing services for the 2026-2027 school year.

    Official agenda (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingPublic safety

  23. 9

    Starr CountyCommissioners Court

    Discuss and take action to accept Memorandum of Understanding between Roma Independent School District (on behalf of itself and its police department) and Starr County (on behalf of itself and its Sheriff's Office). County Judge Eloy Vera

    An agreement between Roma Independent School District and its police department and Starr County and its Sheriff's Office is up for discussion and action.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Contracts & purchasingPublic safety

  24. 19

    Willacy CountyCommissioners Court

    Discussion and Action to modify the monthly payment amount from $900 to $1,800 on the contract previously approved on August 27, 2026, between Willacy County and the Emergency Management Coordinator for FY 2026-2027. ACTION REQUIRED

    A request to change the monthly payment on a contract from $900 to $1,800.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Public safety

    $900
  25. 21

    Willacy CountyCommissioners Court

    Discussion and Action to authorize the Willacy County Sheriff's Office to transfer the equipment listed in Attachment 1 (8 portable radios, 8 portable radio chargers, and 10 portable radio microphones) to the San Perlita Volunteer Fire Department for use by San Perlita Volunteer Fire Department personnel for official use. ACTION REQUIRED

    Authorize the transfer of 8 portable radios, 8 portable radio chargers, and 10 portable radio microphones to the San Perlita Volunteer Fire Department for its personnel's official use.

    Official agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Public safetyHiring & staff

  26. 25

    Willacy CountyCommissioners Court

    Discussion and action on request to transfer the following decommissioned emergency lighting equipment from the Willacy County Sheriff's Office to the City of Lyford Police Department to be used for law enforcement purposes: Please See Attachment 1. Action Required

    A request to transfer decommissioned emergency lighting equipment from the Willacy County Sheriff's Office to the City of Lyford Police Department for law enforcement use.

    Official agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  27. 3

    Rancho ViejoBoard of Aldermen

    Mayors Update:

    Mayor Day stated that the Town is still working on the multi -use facility. They are reviewing the engineering and looking into a local contractor for the work to significantly reduce costs. Once we get updated pricing and totals, he will add to the agenda for Board approval. He added that the Police Department lost…

    Information only80 th block of Cortez, Bolivar, Las HaciendasOfficial agenda · p. 3 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxesPublic safetyParks & community

  28. i

    Port IsabelCity Commission

    To allow Interim Chief Robert Rodriguez to attend the 2026, Public Information Officer Course in Ft.

    Worth, Texas at the New Tarrant County Sheriff’s Office Training Academy September 28-30, 2026. VI. REPORTS Update reports Department Heads [Administration, Building Department, EMS, Fire, Public Works, Museum, PI Event & Cultural Center, Library, Sports Coordinator, Laguna Madre Youth Center and Police] VII. PUBLIC…

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Budget & taxesPublic safetyParks & community

  29. d

    Sullivan CityBoard of Commissioners

    Permits/Code Enforcement

    Official agenda · p. 1 (opens in new tab)Public safety

  30. 10

    Laguna VistaTown Council

    Discussion and possible action on approval of the Laguna Vista Police Department Policy Manual.

    Consideration of approving the Laguna Vista Police Department Policy Manual.

    Official agenda · p. 2 (opens in new tab)Public safety

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