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City Council Meeting 07-07-2026
Published: Jul 7, 2026
Forest Hill Proclaims July 2026 as Independence Month
The City Council proclaimed July 2026 as Independence Month in Forest Hill, celebrating the nation's 250th anniversary. The proclamation emphasizes unity, diversity, patriotism, and the reflection on the nation's history and future. It calls upon citizens to celebrate in a spirit of gratitude and to dream boldly for tomorrow, building a better Forest Hill together.
City Council Approves Final Plat for Creekside Edition Phase 1A
The City Council approved the final plat for Phase 1A of the Creekside Edition, a development comprising approximately 16.9919 acres. The plat includes multiple lots across several blocks within the City of Forest Hill, Texas. The Planning and Zoning Commission had previously reviewed and recommended approval of the plat, with all commissioners voting in favor.
Forest Hill Declares July 2026 as National Parks Month
The City Council proclaimed July 2026 as National Parks Month in the city of Forest Hill. The proclamation celebrates the importance and legacy of local parks, recognizing them as vital gathering spaces and highlighting the success of programs like Family Fund Day. The council also honored the Parks, Recreation, and Clean City Commissioners for their volunteerism and dedication in maintaining the parks.
City Awards Contract for Falmouth Drive and Allendale Drive Improvements
The City Council awarded a contract to 3D Paving and Contracting LLC for paving, drainage, and utility improvements on Falmouth Drive and Allendale Drive. The contract amount is not to exceed $1,228,260. The project, designed by TMP, involves reconstructing approximately 1,100 linear feet of Falmouth Drive and a segment of Allendale Drive into concrete streets with improved drainage systems. The construction is scheduled to begin in August 2026 and conclude in December 2026, funded by ARPA funds.
City Council Addresses Citizen Concerns Regarding Misconduct and Open Meeting Act
During citizen testimony, Tommy Tisby raised concerns about alleged misconduct by Councilmember Stephanie [last name not mentioned], citing belligerent behavior on Facebook, threatening citizens with lawsuits, and disrespectful comments. The Mayor cautioned Tisby against personal attacks, emphasizing that the council meeting is a business meeting and urging him to present documentation for his concerns. The council also addressed an alleged violation of the Texas Open Meeting Act concerning legal counsel appointments and procedural matters during executive sessions, clarifying that legal services are exempt from competitive bidding and that attendance of certain staff in executive sessions is permissible.
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