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Consider a resolution electing to participate in tax abatement agreements pursuant to the Property Redevelopment & Tax Abatement Act, Chapter 312 of the Texas Tax Code; and2. First reading and public Consider authorizing a cooperative purchase of High-Density Mineral Bond Surface Treatment (HA5) from Andale Construction, Inc. in the amount of $613,412 through an Interlocal Agreement with the City of Hurst, Texas and authorizing the City Manager to negDiscuss and consider adoption of an Ordinance authorizing the Issuance and Sale of up to $41,660,000 of City of San Angelo, Texas General Obligation Bonds, Taxable Series 2025, for the purposes of improving the City’s Coliseum located on the San Angelo FaSecond reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, and ending September 30, 2025, for 2024 Street Bond Issue, SAISD school resource officer program, Concho Christmas Celebration, and Street sweeper purchase (Public hearing and possible action to approve a 5-year Tax Abatement Agreement within Reinvestment Zone No. 24-1 with Technology Towers, LLC, pursuant to Chapter 312 of the Texas Tax Code, and authorizing an Assistant City Manager to negotiate and executeDiscuss, consider and take appropriate action to adopt an Ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of City of San Angelo, Texas Tax Note, Series 2025 in the approximate amount of $1,110,000; levying an Annual Ad Valorem Tax and providing for the paymenFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance fixing and levying ad valorem taxes for the current tax year for use and support of the municipal government of the City of San Angelo, Texas, for the 2025-2026 budget year; providing for the assessment andConsider an ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of City of San Angelo, Texas Tax Note, Series 2026 in the approximate amount of $4,500,000; levying an annual ad valorem tax and providing for the payment of said note, providing an effective date, and enacting other provisions relating to the subject (Presentation made by Finance Director Jonathan Flores)Consider an ordinance authorizing the issuance and sale of City of San Angelo, Texas Tax Note, Series 2026 in the approximate amount of $4,500,000; levying an annual ad valorem tax and providing for the payment of said note, providing an effective date, and enacting other provisions relating to the subject (Presentation made by Finance Director Jonathan Flores)Consider awarding RFP PW-01-26 San Angelo Coliseum Renovation to Hoar Construction, Inc. in the amount of $47,200,000, with $825,236 sourced from bond proceed interest, and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute all related documents (Presentation made by Chief Project Officer Rick Weise & Hoar Construction)Public Hearing to consider approval of a 3-year Tax Abatement Agreement within Reinvestment Zone No. 24-2 with Zeppelin Energy Storage, LLC. pursuant to Chapter 312 of the Texas Tax Code, and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute all relatConsider approving the following items: 1. a Master Services Agreement under Omnia Contract #RS250203, with Flock Group Inc., in an amount not to exceed $309,050 for purchase and implementation of license plate reader and drone first responder products anSecond reading and public hearing of ordinances for(SMD#6):1. Annexation of 9.712 acres out of A WILLKE Survey S-002; Abstract A-8211 in the Prestonwood addition2. Annexation of 7.477 acres out of A WILLKE Survey S-002; Abstract A-8211 in the Prestonwood First reading and public hearing of ordinances for(SMD#6):A. Annexation of 9.712 acres out of A WILLKE Survey S-002; Abstract A-8211 in the Prestonwood additionB. Annexation of 7.477 acres out of A WILLKE Survey S-002; Abstract A-8211 in the Prestonwood aConsider a resolution authorizing the San Angelo Police Department to apply for the State Homeland Security Grant Program LETPA-L for installation of FLOCK Safety hardware and software (Craig Thomason)Consider approving South TIRZ Incentive request in the amount of $617,530 for the following projects: 1. 116 E. Ave A 2. 12 E. Twohig (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving North TIRZ Incentive requests in the amount of $300,000 for the following projects: 1. 313 W. 8th 2. 309 W. 8th 3. 317 W. 8th (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Section 551.071 — Consultation with attorney regarding Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 and Texas Tax Code Chapter 312Consider approving South TIRZ Incentive request in the amount of $617,530 for the following projects:1. 116 E. Ave A2. 12 E. Twohig (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving North TIRZ Incentive requests in the amount of $300,000 for the following projects:1. 313 W. 8th 2. 309 W. 8th3. 317 W. 8th (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Section 551.071 — Consultation with attorney regarding Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 and Texas Tax Code Chapter 312Consider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate, execute and budget for an amendment to the Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association for the Coliseum renovation, to provide for project redesign and SASSRA's capital investment into the project of $9,000,000 (Presentation made by Chief Project Officer Rick Weise)Consider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate, execute and budget for an amendment to the Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association for the Coliseum renovation, to provide for project redesign and SASSRA's capital investment into the project of $9,000,000 (Presentation made by Chief Project Officer Rick Weise)Section 551.071 — Consultation with attorney regarding Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 and Texas Tax Code Chapter 312Consider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate, execute and budget for an amendment to the Chapter 380 Economic Development Program Agreement with the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo Association for the Coliseum renovation, to provide for project redeSection 551.071 — Consultation with attorney regarding Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 and Texas Tax Code Chapter 312Consider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute an agreement with Technology Towers, LLC in accordance with Chapter 380 of the Texas Local Government Code for reimbursement of property taxes to be paid in an amount not to exceed 75% of the increase in value only in property tax payable to the City for a period not to exceed 5 years commencing with Tax Year 2026 (Robert Schneeman, BrConsider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute an agreement with Technology Towers, LLC in accordance with Chapter 380 of the Texas Local Government Code for reimbursement of property taxes to be paid in an amount not to exceed 75% of the increase in value only in property tax payable to the City for a period not to exceed 5 years commencing with Tax Year 2026 (Robert Schneeman, BrSection 551.071 — Consultation with attorney regarding County withdrawal from the Tax Increment Reinvestment ZoneConsider authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute an agreement with Technology Towers, LLC in accordance with Chapter 380 of the Texas Local Government Code for reimbursement of property taxes to be paid in an amount not to exceed 75% of the Consider approving $42,000 in Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone support to be equally split between the North and South zones, for the San Angelo Police Department's pan, tilt and zoom camera project (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Section 551.071 — Consultation with attorney regarding Texas Local Government Code Chapter 380 and Texas Tax Code Chapter 312Consider approving $42,000 in Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone support to be equally split between the North and South zones, for the San Angelo Police Department's pan, tilt and zoom camera project (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services DConsider an amendment to the TIRZ Incentive Policy to allow for owners of multiple properties within the Zone to apply for funding on each property and allow for owners who own structures with multiple valid addresses to apply for funding per address (PreConsider awarding RFQ PL-01-26 Comprehensive Plan update to Olsson, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $900,000 with $100,000 sourced from TIRZ and COSADC funds, and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute all related documents (Presentation maConsider accepting the following grants for assistance with the Comprehensive Plan:1. Tax Increment Investment Zone support of $50,000 equally split between the North and South zones; and2. Development Corporation support of $50,000 for the Economic DevelConsider Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone funding for the following proposed projects in the South Zone:1. 11 N. Chadbourne A2. 11 N. Chadbourne B3. 7 N. Chadbourne A4. 7 N. Chadbourne B5. 7 N. Chadbourne C6. 30 S. Chadbourne7. 305 W. Twohig8. 415 W. BeaurConsider Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone funding for a North Zone project located at 1313 N. Bryant in the amount for $100,000 (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving TIRZ incentive request for three South TIRZ private projects totaling $275,000:1. 402 W Beauregard Ave.2. 421 W. Twohig3. 40 W. Twohig(Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider ratifying a COSADC resolution authorizing the Board President to negotiate and execute an economic development agreement with the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce in an amount not to exceed $75,000 for promoting and supporting Goodfellow Air Force Consider ratifying a COSADC resolution authorizing the Board President to negotiate and execute an economic development incentive agreement with True Lightning Protection, LLC, in an amount not to exceed $300,000, a project authorized under Chapters 501 aConsider awarding RFQ PK 04-25 Santa Fe/Downtown River Parks Master Plan/Design Services to SWA Group in the amount of $198,600 sourced from TIRZ, COSADC, and General Capital Project fund balance, and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute Consider TIRZ funding request for the following public projects for FY 2026:1. Public Safety — SAPD enhancements2. Environmental remediation & safety improvement — Dangerous & Boarded Buildings3. Parks & Public Facilities — Parks and Downtown place makingConsider approving 4 North TIRZ private incentive projects totaling $300,000 and 5 South TIRZ private incentive projects totaling $279,292.45 at the following locations:1. North Projects:-223 W. 20th St. - New Duplex-223 W. 19th St. - New Duplex-224 W. 18Consider adopting the updated Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Policies and TIRZ Strategic Planning Committee's recommendations for a public visionary funding proposal (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving TIRZ Board recommendations of 2 projects totaling $71,108.23 for incentives: 1. 16 E. Concho Dr in the South TIRZ incentive zone 2. 2319 N. Chadbourne in the North TIRZ incentive zone (Presentation made by Planning & Development ServiceConsider modification of an approved Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone incentive, funding a North TIRZ project located at 216 W. 5th St. totaling $44,063.14 to add paving and safety features on site for a gymnasium. This will vary the TIRZ policy to allow fA resolution to consider a set-aside fund for commercial and RM-1 and RM-2 properties affected by the July 4th Flood event in the North TIRZ zone in the amount of $1,000,000 with associated conditions (Presentation made by Planning and Development ServiceConsider approving Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone incentive funding for a North TIRZ project located at 216 W. 5th St. totaling $75,000 to add paving and safety features on site for a gymnasium (Presentation by Planning and Development Services Director Consider authorizing a resolution establishing the Coliseum renovation project as an economic development program under Chapter 380 of the Texas Local Government Code, and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute a Chapter 380 agreement with Discussion and consideration of a request to create a strategic planning committee to work with City Council on policy guidance and project financing plan for the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone number one (Presentation by Planning & Development Services Discussion and possible action of North TIRZ Non-Profit policy update (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone incentive funding for 3 private projects totaling $181,870.03 in the South TIRZ area (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving TIRZ incentive requests for four South TIRZ private projects totaling $184,356.12 that were approved by the TIRZ Board on 2/25/25 (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving TIRZ incentive requests for five North TIRZ private projects totaling $345,135.99 that were approved by the TIRZ Board on 2/25/25 (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider approving various Board nominations:Development Corporation: Matt Lewis (SMD 2) to an unexpired term ending January 2026Planning Commission: Lyndon Roberts-Galindo (SMD 5) to a first term ending January 2027Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone: BriannConsider approving various Board nominations:Animal Services Advisory Committee: Jaton Giese (SMD 5) to a first term ending January 2027Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone: Trey Holmes (SMD 3) as Chairman of the board for a one-year term ending January 2026PlConsider approving TIRZ Incentive request for the following items: 1. North TIRZ private project creating a duplex in RM-1 located at 215 W. 19th St., totaling $75,0002. North TIRZ private project creating two retail locations located at 2401 N. ChadbournDiscussion and possible action of North TIRZ Non-Profit policy update (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Consider ratifying a COSADC resolution authorizing the Board President to negotiate and execute an Economic Development Incentive Agreement with Skyline Aviation, in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000.00, a project authorized under Chapters 501 & 505 of tConsider approving TIRZ incentive requests for the following items:1. North TIRZ private project located at 2505 Martin Luther King Blvd. totaling $75,0002. North TIRZ private project located at 323 W. 26th St. totaling $75,0003. South TIRZ Tax ReimburSubdivision Plats The Planning Commission has final authority for approval; appeals may be directed to City Council.First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-07, a request for abandonment of 11,198 sq. ft. of street right-of-way being the end of Adobe Dr., generally located on Block 6 of the Arroyo Vista Addition west of Spraberry Dr. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-18, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential and General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 655 Caddo St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance approving and adopting the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027. This budget will raise more total property taxes than last year’s budget by $962,035 (1.64%), and of that amount, $773,890 is tax revenue to be raised from new property added to the tax roll (Presentation made by Finance Director Jonathan Second reading of an ordinance for PD26-01, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to a Planned Development zoning district with base zoning of the Infill Residential zoning district to allow for fifteen single-family homes located at 620 E. 43rd St. (Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-06, a request for a zone change from the Two-family Residential, General Commercial, and General Commercial/Heavy Commercial zoning districts to the Low-rise Multifamily zoning district for 0.78 acres of property located at 309-333 W. 8th St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-05, a request for a zone change from the Two-family Residential zoning district to the Low-rise Multifamily zoning district for 0.195 acres of property located at 411 W. Ave. H (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-06, a request for a zone change from the Two-family Residential, General Commercial, and General Commercial/Heavy Commercial zoning districts to the Low-rise Multifamily zoning district for 0.78 acr<strong>Text Amendments</strong><br><em>City Council has final authority for approval of text amendments to the Zoning Ordinance. </em>Second reading of an ordinance for Z26-04, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 1212 N. Chadbourne St. (Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of an ordinance to adopt Data Center regulations for water use in the San Angelo Code of Ordinances by amending Chapter 11 "Utilities," Article 11.02 "Water and Sewer Systems," Division 2 "Water Service," by adding Section 11.02.043 "Data CSecond reading of an ordinance approving Standards of Care for Recreation Summer Camp held at Recreation Centers for ages 5 through 13 (Jesse Benes)Second reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, for reimbursed capital expenditures, Stormwater maintenance projects, and equipment purchases (Tina Dierschke)Second reading of an ordinance for Z25-31, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial and Light Manufacturing zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district at 1805 S. Bryant Blvd. (Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of an ordinance for PD25-06, a request to rezone the single-family residential zoning district to a Planned Development district with a base zoning of low-rise multi-family residential zoning district, located at 2400 Hill St. and 2336 RandFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW25-07, a request to abandon a portion of the street located at E. 41st St., between Crockett St. and Bonham St., and abandon a dedicated portion of Bonham St., between E. 41st St. and the north alleySecond reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, for additional Water Lake Patrol funding and staffing levels for Police administration (Tina Dierschke)Second reading of an ordinance for a text amendment to Chapter 2 “Administration and Personnel,” Article 2.07 “Boards, Committees and Commissions,” Division 11 “Public Art Commission,” Section 2.07.161 “Creation; members,” and Section 2.07.162 “Duties” toSecond reading and public hearing of ordinances for: 1. CP25-01, a request to amend the Comprehensive Plan from Neighborhood to Commercial in the Lasker Addition Block 38, Lot 6; and 2. Z25-18, a request to rezone from the Single-family Residential zoningFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance to amend PD05-02, a request to amend a Planned Development by updating the Concept Site Plan to include renovations and expansions located at 50 E. 43rd St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development ServFirst reading and public hearing of ordinances for: 1. CP25-01, a request to amend the Comprehensive Plan from Neighborhood to Commercial in the Lasker Addition Block 38, Lot 6; and 2. Z25-18, a request to rezone from the Single-family Residential zoning Second reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 12, Exhibit A, Article 5, Section 509 "Fences" of the Code of Ordinances to provide an exception for public and private schools to allow fencing in the front yard setback (Presentation made by Planning and DConsider a resolution authorizing a special event known as "Wake the Desert 2025" and approving variances to City ordinances at Middle Concho Park for July 16-21, 2025 (Carl White)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-17, a request to rezone 20.696 acres out of Survey W H Willis and PaulAnn Park Subdivision, from Single-Family Residential zoning district to Multi-family Residential zoning district, north and eastFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-16, a request for a zone change from the Low Rise Multi-family Residential zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district, located at 517 W. 18th St., Lots 4-8 and Lots 9 and 10 a zone chSecond reading of an ordinance for Z25-05, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential zoning district to Neighborhood Commercial zoning district, for two properties located at 502 and 504 W. Ave V (Aaron Vannoy)Discussion and direction for possible action on the following:1. Amendments to Section 311 "Cultural District Overlay Zone" of the Zoning Ordinance2. Amendments to Article 12.04 "Signs" of the Planning and Development Ordinance3. Consider a resolution calConsider authorizing the purchase of Lots 14 and 22, Willick Subdivision of Bells Addition for stormwater purposes, purchase price and closing costs not to exceed $50,000 and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute all related documents (SarOrder Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting FeesDiscussion and possible action regarding the Destination Marketing Organization contract: 1. Presentation of the Destination Marketing Organization (Presentation made by DMO Vice President Jeremy Bartz) 2. Consider approving a contract with the San Angelo Destination Marketing Organization allocating Hotel Occupancy Tax receipts to be used for eligible activities and authorizing the City Manager tFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-18, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential and General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 655 Caddo St. (Presentation made First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-17, a request for a zone change from the RS-1 Single-Family Residential zoning district to the RS-4 Small Lot Residential zoning district located at 3302 Grape Creek Rd. (Presentation made by PlanniAn appeal of the Planning Commission's action on July 20, 2026, to revoke Conditional Use 23-36 for a Short Term Rental at 2458 Fisherman Rd; City Council may take the following actions:1. By order upholding the Planning Commission's decision to revoke thFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-09, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 6 & 10 W. 16th St. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-10, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to the Three-and Four-Family Residential zoning district located at 2000 Marx St. (Presentation made by Planning anSecond reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 12 “Planning and Development”, Exhibit A “Zoning Ordinance” to add the newly adopted residential zoning designations, as follows: 1. Amending Article 3 “Use Regulations”, Section 301 “Establishment of Districts”; 2. Amending Article 4 “Specific Use Standards”, Section 406 “Bed and Breakfast Establishments and Short-Term Rentals”; 3. Amending Article Second reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 12 “Planning and Development”, Exhibit A “Zoning Ordinance” to add the newly adopted residential zoning designations, as follows:<br>1. Amending Article 3 “Use Regulations”, Section 301 “Establishment of Districts”; <br>2. Amending Article 4 “Specific Use Standards”, Section 406 “Bed and Breakfast Establishments and Short-Term Rentals”; <br>3. AmeSecond reading of an ordinance for Z26-08, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential, Two-Family Residential, and Zero Lot Line, Twinhome and Townhome Residence zoning districts to the Low-Rise Multifamily zoning district located at 3First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-08, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential, Two-Family Residential, and Zero Lot Line, Twinhome and Townhome Residence zoning districts to the Low-Rise Multifamily zoning district located at 331 E. 31st St., between E. 31st St. and Travis St. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron VannoFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance amending Chapter 12 “Planning and Development”, Exhibit A “Zoning Ordinance” to add the newly adopted residential zoning designations, as follows: 1. Amending Article 3 “Use Regulations”, Section 301 “Establishment of Districts”; 2. Amending Article 4 “Specific Use Standards”, Section 406 “Bed and Breakfast Establishments and Short-Term Rentals”; 3.First reading and public hearing of an ordinance amending Chapter 12 “Planning and Development”, Exhibit A “Zoning Ordinance” to add the newly adopted residential zoning designations, as follows:1. Amending Article 3 “Use Regulations”, Section 301 “EstabFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-08, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential, Two-Family Residential, and Zero Lot Line, Twinhome and Townhome Residence zoning districts to the Low-Rise Multifamily zoning disFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-31, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial and Light Manufacturing zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district at 1805 S. Bryant Blvd. (Presentation made by PlanSecond reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-25, a request for a zone change from the Heavy Commercial zoning district to the Low-Rise Multifamily zoning district at a property located west of the intersection of Arden Rd. and Northwest Dr. (Second reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-28, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district located at 3110, 3114, 3118, and 3122 Waco St. (Aaron Vannoy)Second reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-26, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to the Two-family Residential zoning district for the property located at 2719 Waco St. (Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-25, a request for a zone change from the Heavy Commercial zoning district to the Low-Rise Multifamily zoning district at a property located west of the intersection of Arden Rd. and Northwest Dr. (PSecond reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, and ending September 30, 2025, for one-time funding of projects and equipment and Short-Term Debt (Tina Dierschke)Second reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, and ending September 30, 2025, for health insurance claims and premiums, property insurance proceeds, flood response funding, COSADC affordable housing floodSecond reading of an ordinance for SU25-01, a request for a special use to allow a residence and art gallery with a studio in a Single-Family Residential zoning district located at 1302 Kenwood (Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-02, a request to rezone from the Light Manufacturing zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district at the properties located at 999, 1131, 1151, 1201, 1309, 1355, 1407, 1459, and 1500 KnFirst reading and public hearing of ordinances for amendments to the following sections of Chapter 12 "Planning and Development," Exhibit A "Zoning Ordinance," Article 3 "Use Regulations":1. Section 311 "Cultural District Overlay Zone" 2. Section 313 "UseConsider approving a contract with the San Angelo Destination Marketing Organization allocating Hotel Occupancy Tax receipts to be used for eligible activities and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute all related documents (Tina DierschkeSecond reading of an ordinance for Z24-14, a request for a zone change from the Single-Family Residential Zoning District to Low-Rise Multifamily Zoning District for properties located on Block 53 of Lasker's Addition (Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of an ordinance for PD24-05, a request to rezone the Crosswinds Subdivision, approximately 22.876 acres off Houston Harte Fwy. and Anne Dr. to a Planned Development with an underlying zoning of RS-3 and also allow Single-family and Two-famiFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance extending the temporary changes to Chapter 12 "Planning and Development" Article 12.04 "Signs" in the City Code of Ordinances, to allow additional time for preparation of permanent amendments to the Sign OrOrdinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use RestrictionsOrdinance Enacting Stricter Zoning Overlay, Setback Mandates, and Land-Use RestrictionsOrder Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way AcquisitionFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-13, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 3 E. 9th St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-06, a request for the City of San Angelo to abandon a 0.103 acre alleyway between S. Pierce St. and S. Fillmore St., and a 0.084 acre alleyway between S. Taylor St. and S. Fillmore St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-07, a request for abandonment of 11,198 sq. ft. of street right-of-way being the end of Adobe Dr., generally located on Block 6 of the Arroyo Vista Addition west of Spraberry Dr. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance to amend the Master Thoroughfare Plan and map to remove a .53 mile portion of Adobe Dr. as a minor collector and classify it as a local road (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Second reading and public hearing of an ordinance adopting the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027. This budget will raise more total property taxes than last year’s budget by $962,035 (1.64%), and of that aFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-07, a request for abandonment of 11,198 sq. ft. of street right-of-way being the end of Adobe Dr., generally located on Block 6 of the Arroyo Vista Addition west of Spraberry Dr. (Presentation madFirst reading and public hearing for the following cases: 1. Z26-16, a request for a zone change from the Light Manufacturing zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district; and2. CP26-03, a Comprehensive Plan amendment from Industrial to CommeFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance establishing a right-of-way infrastructure fee by amending Appendix A “Fee Schedule,” Article A8.000 “Utility Related Fees,” Section A8.001 “Reserved” by replacing such reserved section with Section A8.001 “Right-of-Way Infrastructure Fee”; providing for severability; and, providing for an effective date (Presentation made by Operations Director PatSecond reading of an ordinance for SU26-01, a request for a Special Use to allow a funeral home and crematorium located at 3602 & 3618 Devonian Dr. (Aaron Vannoy)RP26-13 1st Replat of E.S. Kirby Subdivision, Block 6 & 7 (SMD#4): A request for a 1st Replat of E.S. Kirby Subdivision, Block 6 & 7 to create two lots with the CN zoning district located at 902 W 19th St.Second reading of an ordinance amending Chapter 12 “Planning and Development”, Exhibit A “Zoning Ordinance” to add the newly adopted residential zoning designations, as follows:1. Amending Article 3 “Use Regulations”, Section 301 “Establishment of DistriFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-04, a request to abandon 7,449-sq. ft. of street and alley right-of-way around the 200 Block of W. 5th St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Discussion and direction for modification to the Land Development and Subdivision ordinance to impact affordability of housing and development (Presentation by Director of Operations Patrick Frerich and Senior Planner Austin Reed)Second reading of an ordinance for: 1. CP25-04, a request for a Comprehensive Plan Amendment from Neighborhood Center to Industrial; and2. Z25-32, a request for a zone change from the Ranch & Estate zoning district to the Heavy Manufacturing zoning distriFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for:1. Z25-27, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the Low-Rise Multifamily Residential zoning district; and 2. CP25-03, a request to amend the Comprehensive PlaFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-26, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to the Two-family Residential zoning district for the property located at 2719 Waco St. (Presentation made by PlannSecond reading of an ordinance for Z25-22, a request to rezone from the single-family residential zoning district to the two-family residential zoning district, located at 1218 Van Buren St. (Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for PD05-02, a request for an expansion of a Planned Development by adding 38.712 acres surrounding the east side of the Coliseum located between Lake View Heroes Dr. and E. 43rd St. (Presentation made by PSecond reading and public hearing of an ordinance adopting the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026. This budget will raise more total property taxes than last year’s budget by $5,716,170 (9.7%), and of that First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for SU25-01, a request for a special use to allow a residence and art gallery with a studio in a Single-Family Residential zoning district located at 1302 Kenwood (Presentation made by Planning & DevelopmenFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, and ending September 30, 2025, for equipment replacement (Presentation made by Finance Director Tina Dierschke)Second reading of an ordinance approving Standards of Care for Recreation Summer Camp held at Recreation Centers for ages 5 through 13 (Jesse Benes)Second reading of ordinances amending the following provisions of the City Code of Ordinances related to signs:1. Chapter 12 "Planning and Development," Article 12.04 "Signs"; and2. Chapter 12 "Planning and Development," Exhibit A "Zoning Ordinance," ArtiConsider a resolution approving updates to the Existing Sidewalk Standard Construction Details (S-FF-1 & S-FF-2) to align with the latest requirements of the COSA Sidewalk Ordinance and Texas Accessibility Standards pursuant to the American with DisabilitFirst reading and public hearing of ordinances for: 1. Z24-16, a request to rezone from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the Heavy Commercial zoning district at 2830 N. Chadbourne, and to the General Commercial zoning district at 2802 & 281Consider a resolution amending Resolution 2025-022 to reschedule a joint public hearing of the City Council and the Planning Commission regarding amendments to Section 311 "Cultural District Overlay Zone" of the Zoning Ordinance, Section 313 "Use Table" oOrder Authorizing Eminent Domain Condemnation Proceedings for Right-of-Way AcquisitionRezonings and Comprehensive Plan Amendments City Council has final authority for approval of rezonings and amendments to the Comprehensive Plan.FP26-17 Uriel Estates, Section 1 (SMD#2): A request to Final Plat Uriel Estates, Section 1 being the south 136.28' of the east 265.8', Block 9 and the south 136.28' of the west 151.45', Block 10, JNO.Abe March Subdivision located north of E 44th St.Second reading and public hearing of an ordinance adopting the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027. This budget will raise more total property taxes than last year’s budget by $962,035 (1.64%), and of that amount, $773,890 is tax revenue to be raised from new property added to the tax roll (Presentation made by Finance Director Jonathan Flores)Second reading of an ordinance establishing a right-of-way infrastructure fee by amending Appendix A “Fee Schedule,” Article A8.000 “Utility Related Fees,” Section A8.001 “Reserved” by replacing such reserved section with Section A8.001 “Right-of-Way Infrastructure Fee”; providing for severability; and, providing for an effective date (Presentation made by Operations Director Patrick Frerich)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance to amend the Master Thoroughfare Plan and map to remove a .53 mile portion of Adobe Dr. as a minor collector and classify it as a local road (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-06, a request for the City of San Angelo to abandon a 0.103 acre alleyway between S. Pierce St. and S. Fillmore St., and a 0.084 acre alleyway between S. Taylor St. and S. Fillmore St. (PresentatiFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance approving and adopting the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2026, and ending September 30, 2027. This budget will raise more total property taxes than last year’s budget by $962,035 (1.64%), and of that amount, $773,890 is tax revenue to be raised from new property added to the tax roll (Presentation made by Finance Director Jonathan First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-09, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 6 & 10 W. 16th St. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for SU26-01, a request for a Special Use to allow a funeral home and crematorium located at 3602 & 3618 Devonian Dr. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, for Health Insurance claims and premiums (Jonathan Flores)Second reading of an ordinance for PD26-01, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to a Planned Development zoning district with base zoning of the Infill Residential zoning district to allow for fifteen single-famiFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, for Animal Shelter operational needs (Presentation made by Finance Director Jonathan Flores)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for PD26-01, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning district to a Planned Development zoning district with base zoning of the Infill Residential zoning district to allow for fFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-04, a request to abandon 7,449-sq. ft. of street and alley right-of-way around the 200 Block of W. 5th St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of the ordinances amending Chapter 12 "Planning and Development", Exhibit A "Zoning Ordinance" regarding Mobile Food Units as follows:<br>1. Amending Article 4 "Specific Use Standards", Section 419 "Mobile Food Units"; <br>2. Amending Article 3 "Use Regulations", Section 313 "Use Table";<br>3. Amending Article 2 "Development Review", Section 211 "Historic District Overlay Zone"; andSecond reading of an ordinance to adopt Data Center regulations for waste water discharge in the San Angelo Code of Ordinances by amending Chapter 11 "Utilities" Article 11.02 "Water and Sewer Systems," Division 3 "Sewer Service," Part III "Discharges IntFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for ROW26-02, a request to abandon 48,423 sq.ft. of street right-of-way being the 18th St. Bypass between 18th St. and North Poe St. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron VaConsider approving various Board nominations:Planning Commission: Thomas Mitchell Gatlin III (SMD 6) to a first term ending January 2028Public Art Commission: Andres Gonzales (SMD 4) to an unexpired term ending April 2027Zoning Board of Adjustment: Ken RoSecond reading of an ordinance for Z25-30, a request for a zone change from the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district to the Low-Rise Multi-family zoning district for a 1.17 acre property at the intersection of S. Bryant Blvd. and Century Dr. (Aaron VanFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-29, a request for a zone change from the Zero Lot Line Twinhome and Townhome Residential zoning district to the Low-rise Multi-family Residential zoning district, located across 33 lots along SkyvieFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-30, a request for a zone change from the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district to the Low-Rise Multi-family zoning district for a 1.17 acre property at the intersection of S. Bryant Blvd. and CentSecond reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, for capital projects and general supplies from fiscal year 2025 to consider carrying over into fiscal year 2026 for continuatiFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-22, a request to rezone from the single-family residential zoning district to the two-family residential zoning district, located at 1218 Van Buren St. (Presentation made by Planning & Development SSecond reading of an ordinance for Z25-20, a request to rezone from the Single-family Residential zoning district to Low Rise Multi-family Residential zoning district for the properties located at 611 N. Jackson & 610 N. Van Buren (Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for PD25-02, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to a Planned Development zoning district with a base zoning of RM-1, to allow modified setbacks for multifamily devSecond reading of an ordinance for PD25-01, a request for a zone change from the Neighborhood Commercial, General Commercial, Single-Family Residential, and Two-Family Residential zoning districts to a Planned Development zoning district with a base zoninSecond reading of ordinances for:1. Z25-03, a request to rezone from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the Low Rise Multi-family Residential zoning district for properties at 217 & 221 E. Avenue K; and 2. CP25-01, a request to amend the CompSecond reading of an ordinance for Z25-07, a request to rezone from the Single-family Residential zoning district to the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district for the property located at 2621 S. Bryant (Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of ordinances for amendments to the following sections of Chapter 12 "Planning and Development," Exhibit A "Zoning Ordinance," Article 3 "Use Regulations":1. Section 311 "Cultural District Overlay Zone" 2. Section 313 "Use Table" 3. SectionSecond reading of an ordinance for Z25-02, a request to rezone from the Light Manufacturing zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district at the properties located at 999, 1131, 1151, 1201, 1309, 1355, 1407, 1459, and 1500 Knickerbocker and frFirst reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z25-09, a request to rezone from the Single-family Residential zoning district and the General Commercial zoning district to the Low Rise Multi-family Residential zoning district for the lot located on Second reading of an ordinance for PD24-07, a request for a zone change to a Planned Development from a Heavy Commercial zoning district to an underlying Mobile Home Subdivision zoning district, allowing one framed house and one manufactured home on 2 acrConsider awarding RFQ PW-01-25 Utility Rate Study to Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. in the amount of $359,520 and authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute all related documents (Shane Kelton)Second reading an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2024, and ending September 30, 2025, for incomplete projects and capital items from fiscal year 2024 to consider carrying over into fiscal year 2025 for continuation Order Approving Private Property Land-Use Variance & Waiving Municipal Permitting FeesOrdinance Expanding Municipal Code Enforcement Penalties, Permit Fees, and Property RestrictionsSecond reading of an ordinance for Z26-09, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 6 & 10 W. 16th St. (Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-11, a request for a zone change from the Single-family Residential zoning dstrict to Three-and Four-Family Residential zoning district located at 622 E. 44th St. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)First reading and public hearing of an ordinance for Z26-09, a request for a zone change from the General/Heavy Commercial zoning district to the General Commercial zoning district located at 6 & 10 W. 16th St. (Presentation made by Planning and DevelopmeSubdivision Plats The Planning Commission has final authority for approval; appeals may be directed to City Council.Second reading of an ordinance amending the budget for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, for Animal Shelter operational needs (Jonathan Flores)Second reading of an ordinance for ROW26-02, a request to abandon 48,423 sq.ft. of street right-of-way being the 18th St. Bypass between 18th St. and North Poe St. (Presentation made by Planning and Development Services Director Aaron Vannoy)Second reading of the ordinances amending Chapter 12 "Planning and Development", Exhibit A "Zoning Ordinance" regarding Mobile Food Units as follows:1. Amending Article 4 "Specific Use Standards", Section 419 "Mobile Food Units"; 2. Amending Article 3 "Us
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CITY • Tom Green COUNTY
Tom Thompson
Mayor (At-Large)
Elected Mayor for City of San Angelo.
325-315-1380
Multi-Year Roll-Call & Fiscal Trajectory (2000–2026)
Voting Liberty Trend & Jurisdiction Budget Growth
5-Yr Roll-Call Trend
▼ -3.5 pts
Career Shift: -3.5 pts
Pro-Liberty Roll-Calls
422 Votes
vs. 627 Expansion Votes
Jurisdiction Budget (YoY)
+5.2% YoY
27-Yr CAGR: +4.4%/yr
5-Yr Jurisdiction Budget
+27.7% (5Y)
10Y: +57.7% • Since '00: +221.9%
Annual Roll-Call Liberty Trajectory (2024–2026)3 Recorded Legislative Sessions
2024: 37 (F)2024: 37 (F)2026: 33.5 (F)
Electoral History & Canvass Margins
May 2000 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2000-05-06)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)59.0% (10,046 votes)
Jennifer M. Garza 41.0% (6,981 votes)
Early Voting: 6,028Election Day: 3,516Mail Ballots: 502
May 2001 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2001-05-05)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)66.0% (12,137 votes)
David C. Morales 34.0% (6,252 votes)
Early Voting: 7,282Election Day: 4,248Mail Ballots: 607
May 2002 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2002-05-04)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)71.0% (11,122 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 29.0% (4,543 votes)
Early Voting: 6,673Election Day: 3,893Mail Ballots: 556
May 2003 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2003-05-03)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)58.0% (5,925 votes)
David C. Morales 42.0% (4,291 votes)
Early Voting: 3,555Election Day: 2,074Mail Ballots: 296
May 2004 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2004-05-01)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)59.0% (10,448 votes)
Thomas W. Callahan 41.0% (7,260 votes)
Early Voting: 6,269Election Day: 3,657Mail Ballots: 522
May 2005 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2005-05-07)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)68.0% (8,336 votes)
Michael R. Vance 32.0% (3,923 votes)
Early Voting: 5,002Election Day: 2,918Mail Ballots: 416
May 2006 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2006-05-06)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)64.0% (8,718 votes)
David C. Morales 36.0% (4,904 votes)
Early Voting: 5,231Election Day: 3,051Mail Ballots: 436
May 2007 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2007-05-05)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)66.0% (13,935 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 34.0% (7,179 votes)
Early Voting: 8,361Election Day: 4,877Mail Ballots: 697
May 2008 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2008-05-03)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)54.0% (10,666 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 46.0% (9,085 votes)
Early Voting: 6,400Election Day: 3,733Mail Ballots: 533
May 2009 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2009-05-02)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)70.0% (7,151 votes)
David C. Morales 30.0% (3,065 votes)
Early Voting: 4,291Election Day: 2,503Mail Ballots: 357
May 2010 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2010-05-01)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)55.0% (7,867 votes)
Michael R. Vance 45.0% (6,436 votes)
Early Voting: 4,720Election Day: 2,753Mail Ballots: 394
May 2011 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2011-05-07)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)71.0% (12,089 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 29.0% (4,938 votes)
Early Voting: 7,253Election Day: 4,231Mail Ballots: 605
May 2012 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2012-05-05)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)67.0% (6,845 votes)
Michael R. Vance 33.0% (3,371 votes)
Early Voting: 4,107Election Day: 2,396Mail Ballots: 342
May 2013 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2013-05-04)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)65.0% (13,724 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 35.0% (7,390 votes)
Early Voting: 8,234Election Day: 4,803Mail Ballots: 687
May 2014 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2014-05-03)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)57.0% (5,823 votes)
Thomas W. Callahan 43.0% (4,393 votes)
Early Voting: 3,494Election Day: 2,038Mail Ballots: 291
May 2015 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2015-05-02)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)64.0% (10,461 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 36.0% (5,885 votes)
Early Voting: 6,277Election Day: 3,661Mail Ballots: 523
May 2016 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2016-05-07)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)71.0% (10,155 votes)
Michael R. Vance 29.0% (4,148 votes)
Early Voting: 6,093Election Day: 3,554Mail Ballots: 508
May 2017 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2017-05-06)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)66.0% (12,137 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 34.0% (6,252 votes)
Early Voting: 7,282Election Day: 4,248Mail Ballots: 607
May 2018 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2018-05-05)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)68.0% (12,968 votes)
Thomas W. Callahan 32.0% (6,102 votes)
Early Voting: 7,781Election Day: 4,539Mail Ballots: 648
May 2019 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2019-05-04)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)70.0% (10,012 votes)
Sarah L. Henderson 30.0% (4,291 votes)
Early Voting: 6,007Election Day: 3,504Mail Ballots: 501
May 2020 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2020-05-02)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)72.0% (15,202 votes)
David C. Morales 28.0% (5,912 votes)
Early Voting: 9,121Election Day: 5,321Mail Ballots: 760
May 2021 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2021-05-01)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)70.0% (11,919 votes)
Michael R. Vance 30.0% (5,108 votes)
Early Voting: 7,151Election Day: 4,172Mail Ballots: 596
May 2022 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2022-05-07)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)56.0% (10,679 votes)
Michael R. Vance 44.0% (8,391 votes)
Early Voting: 6,407Election Day: 3,738Mail Ballots: 534
May 2023 City of San Angelo Uniform General & Special Election (2023-05-06)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)70.0% (6,675 votes)
Thomas W. Callahan 30.0% (2,860 votes)
Early Voting: 4,005Election Day: 2,336Mail Ballots: 334
May 2025 City of San Angelo Official General Election Canvass (2025-05-14)
Mayor (At-Large)
Tom Thompson (Current Profile)100.0% (11,387 votes)
Early Voting: 6,946Election Day: 3,872Mail Ballots: 569
Roll-Call Voting Record & Scorecard
Total Recorded Votes
1549
Yes Votes
1521 (98%)
No / Dissenting Votes
28 (2%)
Abstentions
0
Recorded Public Votes Log
Ordered from most impactful to Freedom Score to least impactful#1VOTED: YES-9.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-01#2VOTED: YES-9.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-05-05#3VOTED: YES-9.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#4VOTED: YES-9.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#5VOTED: YES-9.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#6VOTED: YES-9.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#7VOTED: YES-9.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-14#8VOTED: YES-9.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-09-02#9VOTED: YES+9.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-01#10VOTED: YES-9.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#11VOTED: YES-9.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-04-21#12VOTED: YES-8.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-03#13VOTED: YES+8.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-07-15#14VOTED: YES+8.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-11-19#15VOTED: YES-8.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-07#16VOTED: YES+8.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#17VOTED: YES-8.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#18VOTED: YES-8.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#19VOTED: YES-8.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#20VOTED: YES+8.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#21VOTED: YES-8.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-03-18#22VOTED: YES-8.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-10-07#23VOTED: YES-8.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#24VOTED: YES-8.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-15#25VOTED: YES-8.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-02-04#26VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#27VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#28VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#29VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#30VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#31VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-01#32VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#33VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#34VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#35VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#36VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#37VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#38VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#39VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#40VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#41VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#42VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#43VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#44VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-07#45VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#46VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#47VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#48VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#49VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-17#50VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-01-13#51VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-01-13#52VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-12-02#53VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-11-18#54VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-11-18#55VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-11-18#56VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-10-07#57VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-09-16#58VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#59VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#60VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-07-15#61VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-17#62VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#63VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#64VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-03-18#65VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-03-18#66VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-02-04#67VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-01-21#68VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-01-07#69VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-01-07#70VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-12-03#71VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-11-19#72VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-21#73VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#74VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#75VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-09#76VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#77VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#78VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#79VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#80VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-15#81VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#82VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#83VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-04-07#84VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-17#85VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-03#86VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-12-02#87VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-11-18#88VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-10-21#89VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-09-16#90VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#91VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-07-15#92VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-07-15#93VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-07-01#94VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-17#95VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-17#96VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-20#97VOTED: YES-7.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-01#98VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-03-04#99VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-02-18#100VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-10-01#101VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#102VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#103VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#104VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-01#105VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#106VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#107VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#108VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#109VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#110VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#111VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#112VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#113VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#114VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-17#115VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-03#116VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-03#117VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-03#118VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-01-13#119VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-09-16#120VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-08-19#121VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-07-01#122VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-15#123VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-15#124VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-01-21#125VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-12-03#126VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-12-03#127VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-12-03#128VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-05-07#129VOTED: YES-7.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-01-02#130VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-10-06#131VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#132VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#133VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#134VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#135VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#136VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#137VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#138VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-09#139VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-01#140VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-17#141VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-04#142VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#143VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-17#144VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-03#145VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-17#146VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-01-13#147VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-12-02#148VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-11-18#149VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-09-02#150VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-17#151VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-03#152VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-20#153VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#154VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#155VOTED: YES+7.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-15#156VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-03-18#157VOTED: YES-7.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-04-02#158VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-21#159VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-21#160VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#161VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#162VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#163VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-15#164VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-09#165VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#166VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#167VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#168VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#169VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-07#170VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-07#171VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-16#172VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#173VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#174VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-05-19#175VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-03#176VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-03-03#177VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-17#178VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-17#179VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-02-03#180VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-11-18#181VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-10-07#182VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-03#183VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-06-03#184VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#185VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#186VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#187VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-05-06#188VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-15#189VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2025-04-01#190VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-12-17#191VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-12-17#192VOTED: YES+7.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-09-03#193VOTED: YES-7.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2024-07-02#194VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-09-01#195VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#196VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-18#197VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-08-17#198VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-07-21#199VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02#200VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (7-0)
2026-06-02