Chad Huckaby

Vehicle Fleet Management Modernization

Over $2 million in equipment purchases and contract authorizations.

Health Plan Sustainability

Requires funding for membership fees but is projected to reduce overall health plan expenditures.

Capital Improvement Program Funding

The city uses a phased bond issuance strategy to avoid large, sudden property tax increases.

Downtown Historic Property Alterations

None.

Fleet Management Centralization

The proposed plan aims to be cost-neutral in the first year while providing long-term savings through better resale values.

Zoning Change on Old Tyler Road (ZON2025-14)

Property tax revenues and land values could be affected by shifting the parcel from commercial to residential zoning.

Wastewater Infrastructure Upgrades

Project design and implementation span 2-3 years, funded through utility capital improvement funds.

Lanana Creek Trail North Bridge Construction

Not to exceed $90,000 funded through municipal capital improvement resources.

municipal policy and infrastructure

You'll likely see your tax dollars at work in the construction costs for the new station, plus potential permit or compliance fees for local businesses.

Downtown Mural Initiative

Private investment in downtown commercial properties.

Manufactured Housing Zoning Compliance

Potential expansion of housing options and property values in affected residential sectors.

Sex Offender Residency Restrictions

Absorbed within existing police department operational and monitoring budgets.

Historic Overlay Designation for 515 Bailey Avenue

None for the city.

utility rate increase

The city expects to save over $200,000 annually by shifting these fees to the consumer.

Special Event Sound Permitting and Free Speech Areas

Includes a $25 permit fee, subject to waiver by the city manager.

redistricting

While the process itself costs tax dollars, the real impact is how these lines dictate where your property taxes go and how local infrastructure funds are allocated.

short-term rental regulation

Expect potential new permit fees for owners and a possible boost to city tax revenue from these rentals.

State of the City address

The address outlines how the city plans to allocate its budget toward upcoming infrastructure and community improvement projects.

franchise fee litigation

Winning this suit could mean a nice boost to the city budget, potentially taking the pressure off local property tax rates.

solar project zoning

This project could bring in new tax revenue, but it might also impact property values or the local agricultural economy depending on where it's built.

Consider the acceptance of public infrastructure (CIP Project WW-26-901), in accordance with a Developer Agreement between the City of Nacogdoches and ETX Park Fund #1 LP, consisting of an 8-inch sanitary sewer line generally located along…

Consider approval of the purchase of services from T&K Fence Co. for safety rail installation under Wastewater Treatment Plant General Improvements (CIP Project WW-25-504), utilizing TIPS Cooperative Purchasing Contract No. 26010401, in…

Consider approval of Resolution 1412-03-26 regarding the submission of a 2024 Disasters Local Communities Program grant application by the City of Nacogdoches to the Texas General Land Office for storm water management system improvements.…

Cancellation of May 2, 2026 General Election

Consider approval of an Amendment and Renewal to the General Service Contract between the City of Nacogdoches and Opterra Solutions for herbicide/pesticide services at A.L. Mangham Jr. Regional Airport. (Airport Manager)