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Galveston · week of August 29, 2026
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Watch this moment →4528 Avenue Q 1/2
The applicants are asking for a variance to split one lot into two, despite one lot being smaller than the 2,500-square-foot minimum.
still pending
Track this project →The City Council is holding a workshop to hear from residents about local concerns. It's a great chance to share your thoughts directly with your representatives in a less formal setting.
What it means: All Galveston residents who wish to provide input to their elected officials.
Follow this issue →The board is reviewing the annual performance report for the voucher program. This ensures the city continues to receive federal funding to help low-income residents pay rent.
What it means: Low-income residents who rely on housing vouchers to afford rent in Galveston.
Follow this issue →The board is reviewing a $6 million operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year, balancing administrative costs, economic development initiatives, park maintenance, and coastal protection projects.
What it means: Total budgeted expenditures for FY27 are set at $6,012,536, representing a net increase of $317,887 over the previous fiscal year.
Follow this issue →The board is working to ensure the South Shore Pump Station project is fully funded to meet construction deadlines and quality promises made to residents.
What it means: The project involves a $68 million total budget with a current funding gap being addressed by bond allocations.
City Council · Thursday, September 10
Read the agenda →City Council · Thursday, September 17
Newly scheduled — no agenda published yet.
Check back here →Published by OpenTexas. 5 meetings covered.
The board is increasing funding to the GEDP to help them hire more staff and expand business retention and attraction efforts.
What it means: The annual investment in the GEDP was increased by $50,000 for a total of $100,000.
Follow this issue →The owners want to split their property into two lots, but one lot is too small under current city rules. The Board will decide if they can move forward with this plan.
What it means: The property owners would benefit by being able to create an additional buildable lot.
Follow this issue →Planning is underway for Bernardo de Galvez legacy projects and a public event scheduled for September 13th.
What it means: History enthusiasts, local businesses, and visitors participating in community heritage events.
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