Jason Biesenbach

Geronimo Creek wastewater interceptor easements

Easement acquisition cost not stated; condemnation authorized as a fallback.

Willmann Road Rezone (ZC 13-26)

You'll likely see your property taxes shift and housing prices climb as demand for space in Seguin hits an all-time high.

Public Facility Corporation Leadership Change

The city will be paying a competitive salary for this high-level role, which is a standard but significant line item in the municipal budget.

Roof Replacements at City Facilities

The water plant roof alone is estimated at $130,000, with the gazebo and parks office work already under purchase order.

Cybersecurity Services via UT Austin Interlocal

No cost to the city under the interlocal agreement.

historic preservation

You'll likely see some city tax dollars shifted toward restoration grants and maintenance for these older buildings.

population growth

You'll likely see a boost in the local tax base, but expect higher costs for infrastructure upgrades and public services to handle the influx.

city manager compensation

This means a larger chunk of the city budget is now locked into executive payroll.

personnel misconduct

Taxpayers could be on the hook for legal fees and potential liability costs stemming from the employee's actions.

26-403 Ordinance on second reading amending the Fiscal Year 2026 General Fund Budget of the City of Seguin and declaring an effective date. - Susan Caddell, Director of Finance

26-418 Resolution authorizing the renewal of the Management Services Agreement between the Schertz/Seguin Local Government Corporation, the City of Seguin and the City of Schertz. - Andrew McBride, SSLGC General Manager

FY2026 General Fund budget amendment (first reading)

8.i. General Fund budget, first reading