02-23-2026 Agenda with attachmentsNEDERLAND CITY COUNCIL
AGENDA
NOTICE is hereby given of a regular meeting of the Nederland City Council to be held Monday,
February 23, 2026, 5:30 p.m., at the Nederland City Hall, 207 North 12th Street, Nederland,
Texas, for the purpose of considering the following agenda items. The City Council reserves the
right to retire into Executive Session concerning any of the agenda items whenever it is
considered necessary and legally justified pursuant to Texas Government Code, Chapter 551.
Members of the public can participate remotely via Zoom Teleconferencing. Citizens may join
the Zoom Meeting by clicking on the Virtual Council Meeting https link on the City of
Nederland’s website or calling the Zoom Call in Number and entering the Meeting ID# on the
City of Nederland’s website.
The City of Nederland's Council meeting will be live on the city's Facebook page
(https://www.facebook.com/CityofNederlandTX) and the city's YouTube Channel
(https://www.youtube.com/@CityofNederlandTX).
PUBLIC COMMENT ON AGENDA ITEMS. Citizens may provide comments regarding the
items listed on the Consent or Regular Agenda. Citizens will address the City Council from the
podium after providing their name and address. Comments shall not exceed three minutes.
1. CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER
2. INVOCATION AND PLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE
3. CITIZEN COMMENTS
At this time, members of the audience may comment on any city-related subject not on the
agenda. Anyone wishing to speak shall sign in before the meeting with their name and
address. Comments are limited to three minutes unless otherwise allowed by City Council.
The Texas Open Meetings Act prohibits the Council from discussing items not listed on the
agenda. A member of the audience that desires to speak during City Council’s
consideration of any specific agenda items is requested to notify City staff prior to the start
of the meeting.
4. CONSENT AGENDA – All consent agenda items listed are considered to be routine by the
City Council and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of
these items unless a councilmember so requests, in which event the item will be removed
from the Consent agenda and considered separately.
a. Minutes – February 9, 2026 regular meeting
b. January 2026 Departmental Reports
c. Tax Assessor Collection Report – January 2026
5. REGULAR AGENDA
NEW BUSINESS
a. Discussion and possible action to approve a Proclamation in regard to “Black History
Month.”
b. Discussion and possible action regarding the Request for Proposals for Windstorm
Insurance.
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c. Discussion and possible action approving a request from Langham Elementary to utilize
the Nederland Recreation Center for a school field trip.
d. Discussion and possible action approving a request from Buckstin Brewery to operate a
beer garden from March 11th to March 14th.
e. Receive the “Racial Profiling Report” from the Nederland Police Department in
accordance with Article 2.131 – 2.138 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedures.
f. Discussion and possible action to approve the Quarterly Investment Report from the
Finance Department.
g. Discussion and possible action to approve Ordinance No. 2026-02, amending the fiscal
year 2025-2026 budget.
h. Update from Public Works on ongoing infrastructure projects and studies.
i. Discussion and/or clarification on directing staff and legal counsel to evaluate and draft
an ordinance establishing a moratorium on new multi-family and duplex residential
construction within the city limits, including scope and legal considerations. Requested
by Mayor Pro Tem Ortiz.
j. Discussion and possible action regarding current code enforcement priorities, staffing,
enforcement focus, and alignment with adopted building codes, including enforcement
related to multi-family and residential construction standards. Requested by Mayor Pro
Tem Ortiz.
k. Discussion and possible action regarding the updating of a comprehensive master plan for
the City, including options for initiating a planning process, scheduling workshops,
engaging consultants, and establishing a timeline for council review and public input.
Requested by Mayor Pro Tem Ortiz.
l. Receive comments from Renee O’Connor regarding Roberts Rules of Order & Council
Decorum, the condition of city sidewalks, the policies and procedures for city council
meetings’ three minute rule, and council meeting broadcasts over Zoom.
m. Receive comments from Angela Fanette regarding sewer system infrastructure.
n. Receive comments from David Wedgeworth regarding infrastructure.
o. Discussion and possible action authorizing the Nederland Economic Development
Corporation to offer owner financing on individual properties in the Off Boston area.
p. Receive update and clarification on former Mid-Jefferson Hospital property, 2600 FM
365.
q. Discussion and possible action regarding the forensic audit report of findings.
6. EXECUTIVE SESSION (No Public Discussion on These Items)
The City Council will announce that it will go into Executive Session, pursuant to Chapter
551 of the Texas Government Code, to discuss matters as specifically listed on the agenda,
or as authorized by law.
Consultation with Attorney, pursuant to Section 551.071 of the Texas Government
Code, regarding the forensic audit.
7. RECONVENE
Reconvene into regular session and discuss and take action, if any, on items discussed in
Executive Session.
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8. Discussion and possible action arising out of or related to Executive Session regarding the
forensic audit.
9. CITY MANAGER COMMENTS
10. ADJOURN
Jeffrey P. Darby, Mayor
City of Nederland, Texas
ATTEST:
Joni Underwood, City Clerk
City of Nederland, Texas
“PURSUANT TO SECTION 30.07, PENAL CODE (TRESPASS BY LICENSE
HOLDER WITH AN OPENLY CARRIED HANDGUN), A PERSON LICENSED UNDER
SUBCHAPTER H, CHAPTER 411, GOVERNMENT CODE (HANDGUN LICENSING
LAW), MAY NOT ENTER THIS PROPERTY WITH A HANDGUN THAT IS CARRIED
OPENLY”
"CONFORME A LA SECCIÓN 30.07, DEL CÓDIGO PENAL (ENTRADA SIN
AUTORIZACIÓN POR TITULAR DE LICENCIA CON UNA PISTOLA VISIBLE), UNA
PERSONA CON LICENCIA BAJO EL SUBCAPÍTULO H, CAPÍTULO 411 DEL
CÓDIGO DE GOBIERNO (LEY DE LICENCIAS DE PISTOLAS), NO PUEDE ENTRAR
EN ESTA PROPIEDAD CON UNA PISTOLA VISIBLE”
February 23, 2026 Meeting
ITEM 4. CONSENT AGENDA
All consent agenda items listed are considered to be routine by the City Council and will be
enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of the items unless a
councilmember so requests, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent agenda
and considered separately. I would recommend acceptance of all the below-listed items.
a. Attached are the minutes of the February 9, 2026 regular meeting.
b. Attached are the January 2026 Departmental Reports for your review.
c. The 2025-26 total adjusted tax levy is $8,633,622.83 and the amount of collections as of
January 31, 2026 is $6,588,946.76 which represents 76.32% of the total tax levy. The
2025-2026 current year adjusted tax levy is $8,162,823.68 and the amount of collections
as of January 31, 2026 is $6,585,212.98 which represents 80.67% of the current year tax
levy. In comparison to prior year, the amount of property tax collected as of January 31,
2025 was $6,022,847.09 which represented 76.05% of the total tax levy and
$5,977,662.56 of the current tax levy which represented 80.18%. I recommend
acceptance of the January 2026 Tax Collection Report.
Total Current Total Current
Adjusted Tax Levy 8,633,622.83 8,162,823.68 7,919,975.04 7,455,412.72
YTD Collections 6,588,946.76 6,585,212.98 6,022,847.09 5,977,662.56
Collections %76.32%80.67%76.05%80.18%
FY 2025-2026 FY 2024-2025
REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NEDERLAND
5:30 p.m. February 9, 2026
1. MEETING
The meeting was called to order at 5:30 p.m. by Mayor Darby at the Nederland City Office
Building, 207 N. 12th Street, Nederland, Texas. See attached for quorum.
The following statement was posted:
“PURSUANT TO SECTION 30.07, PENAL CODE (TRESPASS BY LICENSE
HOLDER WITH AN OPENLY CARRIED HANDGUN), A PERSON LICENSED
UNDER SUBCHAPTER H, CHAPTER 411, GOVERNMENT CODE (HANDGUN
LICENSING LAW), MAY NOT ENTER THIS PROPERTY WITH A HANDGUN
THAT IS CARRIED OPENLY.”
2. INVOCATION AND PLEDGES OF ALLEGIANCE
The invocation and Pledges of Allegiance were led by Councilmember Sonnier.
5. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Mayor Darby moved the first of two executive sessions to the beginning of the meeting.
The regular meeting was recessed at 5:31 p.m. by Mayor Darby for the purpose of
conducting an Executive Session as authorized by Texas Government Code, Consultation
with Attorney, Section 551.071 of the Texas Government Code, regarding the forensic
audit.
6. RECONVENE
The regular meeting was reconvened at 6:15 p.m. by Mayor Darby. He announced the
Executive Session was held for informational purposes only and no action is necessary.
3. CITIZEN COMMENTS
Robert Klinger of 1140 Kent Avenue addressed the council regarding building rules and
ordinances. He stated the established building rules and ordinances previously approved by
city council should not be up for debate or deviation. He specifically discussed concerns
about multifamily housing and rental properties and requested that the council consider a
moratorium on duplexes.
Jackie Toups, 613 N. 14th Street, questioned the process for reviewing city manager
applications, stating there was a conflict of interest with HR personnel reviewing
Minutes continued, February 9, 2026
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applications for their future boss. She expressed concern about the proposed salary range
of $161,000 to $219,000 for the city manager position. She also requested the
establishment of a citizen committee or advisory panel to help select the city manager.
Keith Bass, 2415 Avenue E, discussed neighborhood safety concerns, particularly regarding
speed limits. He stated 30mph in a residential neighborhood is too high of a speed limit.
He requested another speed study and suggested reducing residential speed limits to 20-25
mph. Bass also proposed quarterly town hall meetings on Saturdays to accommodate
citizens who cannot attend evening meetings.
David Wedgworth, 712 Carriage Lane, inquired about the status of final reports received
from Schaumburg & Polk.
Jolie Shipley, 8765 Homes Road, addressed several concerns, including the lack of
response to citizen comments and the failure to place recurring issues on council agendas.
She mentioned specific issues including the moratorium on duplexes, Schaumburg & Polk
contract approval, city manager applications, code enforcement problems, and the lack of a
master plan for the city.
4. CONSENT AGENDA - All consent agenda items listed are considered to be routine by
the City Council and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion
of these items unless a councilmember so requests, in which event the item will be removed
from the Consent Agenda and considered separately.
A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Ortiz and seconded by Councilmember Sonnier to
approve the Consent Agenda Item “a” as presented. MOTION CARRIED.
AYES: Mayor Darby, Councilmembers Jones, Sonnier, and Ortiz.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Councilmember Duplant
a. Minutes – February 2, 2026 regular meeting
8. REGULAR AGENDA
NEW BUSINESS
a. The Nederland Little Dribblers have made other arrangements and their usage of the
Nederland Recreation Center is no longer needed.
b. A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Ortiz and seconded by Councilmember Jones to
approve the Nederland Chamber of Commerce’s Hotel Occupancy Tax Fund financial
report as presented. MOTION CARRIED. AYES: Mayor Darby, Councilmembers Jones, Sonnier, and Ortiz.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Councilmember Duplant
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Jolei Shipley questioned whether all hotels and short-term rentals were properly
reporting and paying the required taxes. She noted concerns about the Mid Jeff
Hospital property and requested an audit of hotel/motel tax compliance.
c. Charlie Hallmark, 614 N. 26th St., presented their ongoing drainage concerns. Charlie
Hallmark explained that after the city performed sewer line work in 2015, a new
drainage problem was created in the easement behind their property. He stated the
water now pools and does not drain properly. The Hallmarks presented photographs
showing standing water in the easement and expressed frustration with years of
unfulfilled promises from city staff. Charlie Hallmark stated they were promised and
assured that the issue would be resolved but as of now, has not.
Craig Devillier, 606 N. 26th Street, the Hallmarks' neighbor, corroborated their account,
confirming that flooding began in 2015 after the city's sewer work and that his property
is also affected.
Interim City Manager Bruce Mills provided background on the issue, noting that the
subdivision was originally platted for front drainage, not rear drainage, and
recommended that water should be directed to the front of properties as designed.
Council members discussed potential solutions, including connecting to the DD7
drainage ditch. The Mayor indicated this would be followed up on promptly.
d. Interim City Manager, Bruce Mills, stated the city’s current sidewalk ordinance needs to
be revised and will continue research work on this. This item will be brought back to
council at a later date with more information and recommendations.
e. Item 8.e, Request for Proposals for Windstorm Insurance, was postponed until the
February 23rd meeting so that proposals can be reviewed and recommendations made.
f. A motion was made by Councilmember Sonnier and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Ortiz
to approve Change Order No. 1, final payment of $78,532.00 and release of retainage
for the 2024 Waterline Project. MOTION CARRIED. AYES: Mayor Darby, Councilmembers Jones, Sonnier, and Ortiz.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Councilmember Duplant
g. A motion was made by Councilmember Sonnier and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Ortiz
to approve the Order of General Election for the City of Nederland’s May 2026 general
election. MOTION CARRIED. AYES: Mayor Darby, Councilmembers Jones, Sonnier, and Ortiz.
NOES: None.
ABSENT: Councilmember Duplant
5. EXECUTIVE SESSION
Mayor Darby moved the second of two executive sessions to the end of the meeting.
Minutes continued, February 9, 2026
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The regular meeting was recessed at 7:31 p.m. by Mayor Darby for the purpose of
conducting an Executive Session as authorized by Texas Government Code, Personnel
Matters, pursuant to Section 551.074 of the Texas Government Code, to deliberate the
appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline or dismissal of a
public officer or employee, regarding Police Chief.
6. RECONVENE
The regular meeting was reconvened at 8:07 p.m. by Mayor Darby. He announced the
Executive Session was held for informational purposes only and no action is necessary.
10. ADJOURN
There being no further business Mayor Darby adjourned the meeting at 8:10 p.m.
__________________________
Jeffrey P. Darby, Mayor
City of Nederland, Texas
ATTEST:
___________________________
Joni Underwood, City Clerk
City of Nederland, Texas
Rod Carroll
Chief of Police
CITY OF NEDERLAND
POLICE DEPARTMENT
1400 Boston Avenue Nederland, Texas 77627
(409) 722-4965 | (409) 723-1549
https://www.ci.nederland.tx.us/police/
Nederland Police Department
Central Dispatch
Nederland Municipal Court
Departmental Report - January 2026
Prepared by:
Tanna Alderman
February 4, 2026
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Incidents, Less Sexual Assaults, Juveniles and Mental Commitments
Report Date Nederland Incident Address
UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE Offenses
1 1/1/2026 00:54 400 BLK N 10TH ST ASSAULT
2 1/1/2026 13:14 400 BLK N 10TH ST CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
3 1/1/2026 14:28 100 BLK N 21ST ST WALKED ON WRONG SIDE OF ROADWAY
4 1/1/2026 15:16 400 BLK N 10TH ST ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJURY-FV
5 1/1/2026 18:55 100 BLK N 19TH ST NEDERLAND WARRANTS
6 1/2/2026 02:23 1800 BLK NEDERLAND AVE ASSAULT FAMILY VIOLENCE-IMPEDE
BREATHING/CIRCULATION
7 1/2/2026 15:38 500 BLK N 12TH ST INFORMATION
8 1/2/2026 21:51 1600 BLK HELENA POSS CS PG 1
9 1/3/2026 13:30 1300 BLK ITHACA NEDERLAND WARRANTS/WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
10 1/4/2026 11:45 100 BLK S 14 ½ ST AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON-FV CRIMINAL TRESPASS
11 1/4/2026 23:49 3700 BLK NEDERLAND AVE POSS CS PG 1/DWI
12 1/5/2026 09:20 8800 BLK MEMORIAL-PA RECOVERED STOLEN PROPERTY
13 1/6/2026 13:33 100 BLK S 14 ½ ST CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
14 1/8/2026 04:00 1100 BLK S 15TH ST POSS CS PG 1/WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
15 1/8/2026 12:05 100 BLK S 14 ½ ST CRIMIAL TRESPASS IN HABITATION
16 1/8/2026 13:16 2100 BLK HWY 365 THEFT
17 1/8/2026 16:03 2700 BLK AVENUE M FRAUDULENT USE OR POSS OF IDENTIFYING INFO
18 1/9/2026 15:30 900 BLK SHANNON LANE THEFT OF FIREARM
19 1/9/2026 19:09 3200 BLK N TWIN CITY ASSIST OTHER AGENCY
20 1/10/2026 02:08 2900 BLK NEDERLAND AVE THEFT
21 1/10/2026 02:40 2400 BLK AVENUE B ASSAULT OFFENSIVE TOUCH-FV
22 1/10/2026 05:08 300 BLK N 9TH ST INFORMATION
23 1/10/2026 06:52 100 BLK BOSTON AVE DOG BITE
24 1/10/2026 11:43 800 BLK N 9TH ST DOG BITE
25 1/10/2026 20:35 100 BLK CROWN RIDGE CRIMINAL MISCHIEF/ASSAULT OFFENSIVE TOUCH-FV
26 1/11/2026 14:30 3200 BLK LANDREY BLVD SUSPICIOUS DEATH
27 1/12/2026 11:22 100 BLK S 32ND ST WALKED ON WRONG SIDE OF ROADWAY
28 1/12/2026 11:49 1000 BLK NEDERLAND AVE BURGLARY OF VEHICLE
29 1/12/2026 14:36 1000 BLK AVENUE B ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJ
30 1/12/2026 19:44 2500 BLK DETROIT NEDERLAND WARRANTS
31 1/13/2026 22:11 1200 BLK S 16TH ST DEATH-NATURAL CAUSES
32 1/14/2026 06:35 500 BLK N 34TH ST SUSPICIOUS DEATH
33 1/14/2026 16:39 1400 BLK AVENUE D VIOLATION OF PROTECTIVE ORDER
34 1/14/2026 19:09 2700 BLK HWY 365 LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
35 1/15/2026 11:17 3300 BLK AVENUE D BURGLARY OF VEHICLE
36 1/15/2026 18:57 2800 BLK W BOSTON DOG BITE
37 1/16/2026 02:04 8600 BLK 9TH AVE-PA WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
38 1/16/2026 16:11 1500 BLK AVENUE B
UNAUTHORIZED USE MOTOR VEHCILE
WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
POSS CS PG 1/PUBLIC INTOXICATION
39 1/16/2026 17:27 3300 BLK NEDERLAND AVE FORGERY
40 1/16/2026 18:01 1700 BLK AVENUE M ASSUALT CAUSES BODILY INJ-FV
41 1/16/2026 19:32 1700 BLK AVENUE B SUSPICIOUS DEATH
42 1/16/2026 21:47 200 BLK N 22ND ST THEFT
43 1/16/2026 22:47 2000 BLK N HWY 69 DISORDERLY CONDUCT BY FIGHTING
2
44 1/17/2026 08:55 2300 BLK N HWY 69
CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE ON
PREMISE LICENSED FOR
OFF-PREMISES CONSUMPTION
45 1/17/2026 09:12 2700 BLK HWY 365 THEFT X 2
46 1/17/2026 14:32 900 BLK N 20TH ST DOG BITE
47 1/18/2026 14:16 1400 BLK BOSTON CRIMINAL MISCHIEF
48 1/18/2026 15:58 2800 BLK N HWY 69 BURGLARY OF BUILDING
49 1/18/2026 16:25 HELENA @ 13TH ST WALKED ON WRONG SIDE OF ROADWAY NUISANCES (TRASH, RUBBISH, ETC)
50 1/19/2026 10:34 2000 BLK HWY 365 BURGLARY OF VEHICLE
51 1/19/2026 11:01 3500 BLK NEDERLAND AVE WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
52 1/19/2026 20:17 1800 BLK N 19TH ST ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJ-FV
53 1/20/2026 13:19 1000 BLK AVENUE B ASSAULT AGAINST ELDERLY OR DISABLED
54 1/20/2026 15:54 5600 BLK SHIVERS-BMT ASSIST OTHER AGENCY
55 1/21/2026 05:52 3600 BLK NEDERLAND AVE AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON
LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
56 1/21/2026 13:39 900 BLK NEDERLAND AVE THEFT OF SERVICES
57 1/21/2026 15:05 3300 BLK NEDERLAND AVE THEFT OF SERVICES
58 1/21/2026 18:44 8300 BLK MCLEAN DR-BMT ASSIST OTHER AGENCY
59 1/21/2026 19:05 2900 BLK NEDERLAND AVE BURGLARY OF VEHICLE
60 1/21/2026 21:13 100 BLK S 5TH ST DWI/OPEN ALCOHOL CONTAINER
UNLAWFULLY CARRYING A WEAPON
61 1/22/2026 00:55 2700 BLK HWY 365 THEFT W/PREVIOUS CONVICTION
EVADING W/PREVIOUS CONVICTION
62 1/21/2026 23:23 1500 BLK S 27TH ST ASSAULT FAMILY VIOLENCE-IMPEDE BREATHING AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON-FV
63 1/22/2026 14:10 6200 BLK GULFWAY-GROVES
FRAUDULENT USE OR POSSESSION OF IDENTIFYING
INFORMATION/THEFT/NEDERLAND WARRANTS
POSS CS PG 1/WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
64 1/22/2026 15:06 1100 BLK ELGIN ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJURY-FV
65 1/22/2026 22:30 100 BLK HILLDALE DOG BITE
66 1/23/2026 00:03 3600 BLK HWY 365 DWI 2ND
67 1/23/2026 12:13 3400 BLK NEDERLAND AVE NEDERLAND WARRANTS BY NPD
68 1/242026 19:23 100 BLK ATLANTA ASSAULT-FV
69 1/25/2026 06:33 2900 BLK NEDERLAND AVE DEATH-NATURAL CAUSES
70 1/25/2026 07:26 1400 BLK S 12TH ST ASSAULT OFFENSIVE TOUCH-FV
71 1/25/2026 20:23 2700 BLK W CHICAGO ASSAULT-FV
72 1/25/2026 23:47 3100 BLK AVENUE B ASSAULT BY THREAT-FV
73 1/26/2026 11:42 1000 BLK AVENUE B BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE
74 1/26/2026 14:55 1000 BLK AVENUE B BURGLARY OF A VEHICLE
75 1/26/2026 13:39 500 BLK N HWY 69 MONEY LAUNDERING
76 1/26/2026 16:52 2900 BLK 11TH ST-PA ASSIST OTHER AGENCY
77 1/27/2026 00:59 400 BLK NEDERLAND AVE DWI
78 1/28/2026 01:33 1100 BLK N TWIN CITY WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
79 1/28/2026 22:19 2700 BLK NASHVILLE DWI 3RD OR MORE
80 1/28/2026 22:30 2200 BLK N 27TH ST POSS CS PG 1/WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
81 1/29/2026 10:59 2300 BLK ALLAN COURT OBSTRUCTION OR RETALIATION
PI/HARASSMENT OF PUBLIC SERVANT
82 1/29/2026 11:18 200 BLK N 27TH ST FORGERY FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT X 2
83 1/27/2026 18:53 200 BLK N 21ST ST LEAVING SCENE OF ACCIDENT
84 1/29/2026 13:39 1400 BLK BOSTON INFORMATION
3
85 1/29/2026 14:15 2800 BLK GARY CITY CODE-DISCHARGE FIREARM
86 1/29/2026 18:19 300 BLK N 5TH ST ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJ/TERRORISTIC THREAT
87 1/30/2026 10:24 1400 BLK BOSTON FORGERY/FRAUD
88 1/30/2026 11:04 2500 BLK CANAL CRUELTY TO NON-LIVESTOCK ANIMALS
89 1/30/2026 23:24 200 BLK N HWY 69 DISORDERLY CONDUCT-FIGHTING/
SALE OF ALCOHOL TO MINORS
90 1/31/2026 00:32 1300 BLK N TWIN CITY
PUBLIC INTOXICATION/ EVADING ARREST/DETENTION EVADING ARREST/DETETION USING VEHICLE
91 1/31/2026 07:22 1300 BLK N 12TH ST FOUND PROPERTY
92 1/31/2026 16:59 200 BLK AVENUE E TERRORISTIC THREAT FAMILY/HOUSEHOLD-FV
93 1/31/2026 22:37 100 BLK N 10TH ST ASSAULT BY THREAT
TRAFFIC:
Minor Accidents: 9
Major Accidents: 3
Total Incident Reports for: Juveniles Mental Commitments Sexual Assaults
3 2 1
4
The following chart gives an overview of the most common incident
types reported at Nederland Police Department. Other common
incidents that are not categorized in the chart below include warrant
arrests, found property, information reports, fail to id and evading. You will see the chart has 4 categories and will be updated each month with
the new data.
25
22
6 5
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
Persons Crimes Property Crimes Drug Offenses
(Higher than Class C)
DUI Incidents
JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
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Arrests, Less Sexual Assaults, Juveniles and Mental Commitments
Report
Date Arrestee Name AGE
Nederland Arrest Address
UNLESS NOTED
OTHERWISE
Offenses
1 1/1/2026 PRESSLER, HENRY CHARLES 35 100 BLK N 21ST ST WALKED ON WRONG SIDE OF
ROADWAY
2 1/1/2026 LEGER, JEANNETTE MARIE 50 400 BLK N 10TH ST ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJ-FV
3 1/1/2026 JONES, TEDINE NICOLE 46 400 BLK N 10TH ST ASSAULT CAUSES BODILY INJ-FV
4 1/1/2026 ROMAR, JEIGHLAN DIOR 27 100 BLK N 19TH ST NEDERLAND WARRANTS
5 1/2/2026 BARBAY, ABRAM ALLEN 33 1600 BLK HELENA POSS CS PG 1
6 1/3/2026 BRADFORD, BRANDY NICOLE 40 1300 BLK ITHACA NEDERLAND WARRANTS
WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
7 1/4/2026 PITTMAN, PATRICK NEAL 45 100 BLK S 14 ½ AGG ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON
8 1/5/2026 SCOTT, COREY KEITH 45 3700 BLK NEDERLAND AVE DWI/POSS CS PG 1
9 1/8/2026 ROSE, EMILY NATASHA 40 1100 BLK S 15TH ST WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
POSS CS PG 1
10 1/9/2026 MEDINA, JORDAN ANTHONY 29 1100 BLK S 14TH ST NEDERLAND WARRANTS
11 1/12/2026 BONTON, BRANDON JAMOD 33 100 BLK S 37TH ST WALKED ON WRONG SIDE OF
ROADWAY
12 1/12/2026 OLAN, WILLIAM ROBERT 44 2500 BLK DETROIT NEDERLAND WARRANTS
13 1/16/2026 RAMOUR, SHANE WINFRED 33 8600 BLK 9TH AVE-PA WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
14 1/16/2026 GARCIA, SHANNI ANGEL 47 1500 BLK AVENUE B POSS CS PG 1/PUBLIC INTOXICATION
15 1/16/2026 DUPREE, SHANE LEWIS 50 1500 BLK AVENUE B UNAUTHORIZED USE MOTOR VEHICLE WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
16 1/17/20206 ANDERSON, RASHAD 36 2300 BLK N HWY 69
CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL ON
PREMISES LICENSED FOR OFF-
PREMISES CONSUMPTION
17 1/18/2026 PRESSLER, HENRY CHARLES 35 800 BLK N 13TH ST WALKED ON WRONG SIDE OF ROADWAY -NUISANCES
18 1/19/2026 POLK, DAMON SHANE 56 3500 BLK NEDERLAND AVE WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
19 1/20/2026 WILLIAMS, BRYANT 40 1000 BLK AVENUE B ASSAULT AGAINST ELDERLY OR
DIABLED INDIVIDUAL
20 1/21/2026 VAN CHAU, MICHAEL 57 3300 BLK NEDERLAND AVE THEFT OF SERVICES
21 1/21/2026 BELL, JABBAR ALEXANDER 32 4000 BLK HWY 365 THEFT/EVADING W/PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
22 1/21/2026 JAMES, KENYATTA 37 100 BLK S 5TH ST DWI/OPEN ALCOHOL CONTAINER
UCW
23 1/22/2026 GILBERT, THELMA KAY 46 6200 BLK GULFWAY-GROVES
FRAUDULENT USE OR POSSESSION OF
IDENTIFYING INFO/THEFT/ NED WARRANTS POSS CS PG 1/WARRANT OTH AGENCY
24 1/22/2026 GARLASKA, JASON RAY 47 6200 BLK GULFWAY-GROVES NEDERLAND WARRANTS BY NPD
25 1/23/2026 GUILLOT, LADARIUS 32 3600 BLK HWY 365 DWI 2ND
26 1/23/2026 ROBINSON, CONEZER 25 3400 BLK NEDERLAND AVE NEDERLAND WARRANTS BY NPD
27 1/27/2026 BARLOW, BOB 75 400 BLK NEDERLAND AVE DWI
28 1/28/2026 FOX, MAISIE 51 1100 BLK N TWIN CITY WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
29 1/28/2026 FLETCHER, CADE JOSEPH 39 2700 BLK MEMPHIS DWI 3RD OR MORE
30 1/28/2026 LABURE, ROBERT TRAVIS 45 2200 BLK N 27TH ST POSS CS PG 1
WARRANT OTHER AGENCY
31 1/29/2026 BONTON, BRANDON JAMOD 33 2300 BLK ALLAN COURT OBSTRUCTION OR RETALIATION PI/HARASSMENT OF PUBLIC SERVANT
32 1/31/2026 KELLER, TRINTON 18 1300 BLK N HWY 347 EVADING ARREST/DET USING VEH
33 1/31/2026 LUNA, JONATHAN 18 1300 BLK FRANKLIN PI/EVADING ARREST/DETENTION
6
CENTRAL DISPATCH: Month of January
January 2026 911 Inbound 981
Abandoned 100
Total 1,081 Administrative Inbound 3,007
Abandoned 82
Outbound 1,165
Total 4,254
Total 5,335
REFERRED TO HIGHER COURT: Month of January
CHARGE: ADULTS: JUVENILE:
Aggravated Assault w/Deadly Weapon-FV 1
Assault On A Public Servant 2
Criminal Trespassing 1 Criminal Trespass In Habitation 1 DWI 3
DWI Bac > = 0.15 6
DWI 2nd 3
DWI Open Alcohol Container 3
DWI W/Child Under 15 yoa 1
Evading Arrest Detention 2 Evading Arrest Detention w/Previous Conviction 1 Fraud/Use Possession Of Credit/Debit Card Info 1
Harassment of Public Servant 1
Indecent Assault 1
Injury to Elderly or Disabled 1
Murder (For DA Review) 1
Obstruction or Retaliation 2 Terroristic Threat Family/Household 1 Theft Property > = $100 < $750 1
Theft Property > $ 100 W/Previous Conviction 1
Retaliation 1
Theft of Services > = $100 < $750 1
Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle 1
Violation of Protective Order 2 Total 38 1
NEDERLAND PORT NECHES GROVES
TOTAL CALLS
ENTERED
INTO RMS 1899 1345 1453
7
FILED IN MUNICIPAL COURT OR HANDLED & RELEASED:
CHARGE: ADULTS: JUVENILE:
City Code-Drainage & Dumping 1 City Code-Environment-Noise 1
City Code-Solicitors (After Hours) 1
City Code-Unlawful Conduct in the Park 1
Open Container 1
Possession of Certain Substances 1
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia 5
Total 11
MUNICIPAL COURT HEARINGS: Month of January
DISPOSITION: DEFENDANTS: FINED:
Guilty 36 $12,249
Not Guilty (Set for Pretrial) 4
Driver’s Safety Course 8
Did Not Appear (Late Letter) 65
Did Not Appear (Second Attempt) 36
Deferred 12 $2,911
Mandatory Deferral (MIP) 1
Dismissed (Compliance) 2
Extensions 1
Reset 3
Bond Forfeiture 6 $3,364
Committed to Jail 0
Show Cause Hearing (DNA – Issue CPF
Warrant or Notify DPS (jug) 23
Show Cause Hearing (Appeared, Paid to Avoid Jail) 37 $2,537
Refer to Juvenile Authority 0
Community Service 1
-RescueTerry L. Morton – Fire Chief / Emergency Management Coordinator William J. Sparks – Assistant Fire Chief / Fire Inspector James E. Harvey Jr. – Administrative Assistant P.O. Box 967 Nederland, Texas 77627 409-723-1531 409-723-1548 Fax
departmental
report
january 2026
IncidentNumber Date Street Incident Alarm Time Incident Type Description
2600002 1/1/2026 6TH ST 1/1/2026 0:13 Special outside fire, other
2600003 1/1/2026 GARY AVE 1/1/2026 1:09 Special outside fire, other
2600004 1/1/2026 AVENUE M 1/1/2026 2:02 Special outside fire, other
2600006 1/1/2026 TWIN CITY @ AVENUE H 1/1/2026 10:20 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600007 1/1/2026 N 22ND STRE 1/1/2026 10:54 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600008 1/1/2026 Jackson 1/1/2026 11:52 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600009 1/1/2026 619 SOUTH 6TH NEDERLAND T 1/1/2026 17:20 Service Call, other
2600010 1/1/2026 AVENUE B 1/1/2026 17:44 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600011 1/1/2026 AVENUE A 1/1/2026 23:06 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600016 1/2/2026 LULING AVEN 1/2/2026 7:57 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600012 1/2/2026 AVENUE B 1/2/2026 9:44 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600013 1/2/2026 PARKWAY DRIV 1/2/2026 9:53 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600014 1/2/2026 WOODRIDGE DRIV 1/2/2026 13:00 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600015 1/2/2026 AVENUE G 1/2/2026 14:03 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600017 1/2/2026 AVENUE D 1/2/2026 20:17 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600018 1/3/2026 HILL TERRACE DR 1/3/2026 8:30 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600019 1/3/2026 AVENUE H 1/3/2026 12:34 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600020 1/3/2026 N MEMORIAL HWY 1/3/2026 13:06 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
2600021 1/3/2026 N MEMORIAL HWY 1/3/2026 14:03 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
2600022 1/3/2026 N 34TH STRE 1/3/2026 14:45 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600023 1/3/2026 NEDERLAND AVE 1/3/2026 17:04 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600024 1/3/2026 Beauxart Gardens RD 1/3/2026 19:10 Heat from short circuit (wiring), defective/worn
2600025 1/3/2026 Beauxart Gardens RD 1/3/2026 20:19 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
2600026 1/4/2026 AVENUE M 1/4/2026 3:19 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600027 1/4/2026 Lake Placid 1/4/2026 10:48 Dispatched & canceled en route
2600028 1/4/2026 PARK DRIV 1/4/2026 11:16 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600029 1/4/2026 Lake Placid 1/4/2026 11:25 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600030 1/4/2026 MOORE DRIV 1/4/2026 13:27 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600031 1/4/2026 NEDERLAND AVEN 1/4/2026 19:02 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600032 1/5/2026 AVENUE F 1/5/2026 1:48 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600035 1/5/2026 AVENUE D 1/5/2026 12:37 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600033 1/5/2026 KNIGHTS ROW 1/5/2026 13:19 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600034 1/5/2026 HIGHWAY 69 1/5/2026 15:14 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600036 1/5/2026 N 32ND STRE 1/5/2026 21:06 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600037 1/6/2026 JACKSON AVE 1/6/2026 9:27 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600038 1/6/2026 AVENUE F 1/6/2026 9:55 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600039 1/6/2026 S 37TH ST 1/6/2026 10:45 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600040 1/6/2026 HWY 365 1/6/2026 14:49 Service Call, other
2600041 1/7/2026 AVENUE L 1/7/2026 8:40 Service Call, other
2600042 1/7/2026 NEDERLAND AVEN 1/7/2026 16:35 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600043 1/8/2026 FRANKLIN AVEN 1/8/2026 4:43 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600044 1/8/2026 365 HIGH 1/8/2026 8:26 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600045 1/8/2026 1 ST STRE 1/8/2026 8:32 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600046 1/8/2026 Nashville 1/8/2026 14:17 Service Call, other
2600047 1/8/2026 3800 MARTY 1/8/2026 16:50 Dispatched & canceled en route
2600048 1/8/2026 AVENUE H AVEN 1/8/2026 20:55 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600049 1/9/2026 N 11TH 1/9/2026 1:09 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600050 1/9/2026 Guthrie RD 1/9/2026 8:01 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600051 1/9/2026 AVENUE C 1/9/2026 18:44 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600052 1/9/2026 N 24TH STRE 1/9/2026 22:06 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600053 1/10/2026 Boston 1/10/2026 5:24 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600054 1/10/2026 FM 365 HIGH 1/10/2026 5:59 Accident, potential accident, other
2600055 1/10/2026 BOSTON AVEN 1/10/2026 6:57 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600056 1/10/2026 2125 HWY 69 NORTH CANDLEW 1/10/2026 9:12 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600057 1/10/2026 NEDERLAND AVEN 1/10/2026 9:12 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600058 1/10/2026 AVENUE D 1/10/2026 16:07 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600059 1/11/2026 N TWIN CITY 1/11/2026 0:26 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600060 1/11/2026 N 18TH 1/11/2026 8:30 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600061 1/11/2026 Chicago 1/11/2026 13:17 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600063 1/11/2026 LANDREY BOUL 1/11/2026 14:43 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600062 1/11/2026 GREEN AVEN 1/11/2026 15:01 Outside rubbish, trash or waste fire
2600064 1/11/2026 N 28TH 1/11/2026 21:25 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600065 1/11/2026 ITHACA AVEN 1/11/2026 23:40 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600066 1/12/2026 AVENUE B 1/12/2026 9:19 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600068 1/12/2026 S 4TH ST 1/12/2026 11:41 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600067 1/12/2026 AVENUE B 1/12/2026 11:53 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600069 1/12/2026 9TH ST 1/12/2026 12:09 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600070 1/12/2026 FRANKLIN AVEN 1/12/2026 13:06 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600071 1/12/2026 AVENUE B 1/12/2026 13:21 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600072 1/12/2026 6TH ST 1/12/2026 16:57 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600073 1/12/2026 VITERBO RD 1/12/2026 17:46 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600074 1/12/2026 15th ST 1/12/2026 18:30 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600075 1/12/2026 23rd ST 1/12/2026 19:16 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600076 1/12/2026 17th ST 1/12/2026 21:41 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600077 1/13/2026 BEAUXART GARDEN RD 1/13/2026 9:51 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
2600078 1/13/2026 BEAUXART GARDEN RD 1/13/2026 10:21 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600079 1/13/2026 AVENUE D 1/13/2026 11:05 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600080 1/13/2026 GARY AVEN 1/13/2026 14:09 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600081 1/13/2026 AVENUE B 1/13/2026 16:50 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600082 1/13/2026 W PA RD @ SOUTH GARDEN 1/13/2026 16:51 Vehicle accident, general cleanup
2600083 1/14/2026 AVENUE F 1/14/2026 3:39 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600084 1/14/2026 AVENUE E 1/14/2026 4:42 Service Call, other
2600085 1/14/2026 N 27TH STRE 1/14/2026 5:20 Service Call, other
2600086 1/14/2026 N 34TH STRE 1/14/2026 6:38 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600087 1/14/2026 N 18TH STRE 1/14/2026 7:55 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600088 1/14/2026 Elgin 1/14/2026 9:06 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600089 1/14/2026 N HIGHWAY 69 1/14/2026 16:17 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600090 1/14/2026 AVENUE D 1/14/2026 16:48 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600091 1/14/2026 S 21ST @ AVE D 1/14/2026 17:14 Power line down
2600092 1/14/2026 18TH @ HELENA 1/14/2026 22:11 Heat from short circuit (wiring), defective/worn
2600093 1/15/2026 13th ST 1/15/2026 10:05 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600094 1/15/2026 HWY 69 N 1/15/2026 12:31 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600095 1/15/2026 S 18TH ST 1/15/2026 12:45 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600096 1/15/2026 HARDY AVE 1/15/2026 13:56 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600097 1/15/2026 NEDERLAND AVEN 1/15/2026 14:55 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600098 1/15/2026 15th ST 1/15/2026 18:39 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600099 1/15/2026 W BOSTON AVE 1/15/2026 19:00 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600100 1/15/2026 18th ST 1/15/2026 20:09 Service Call, other
2600101 1/15/2026 NEDERLAND AVE 1/15/2026 21:18 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600102 1/15/2026 BOSTON AVE 1/15/2026 23:10 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600103 1/16/2026 W AIRLINE DRIV 1/16/2026 10:49 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600104 1/16/2026 Chicago 1/16/2026 11:55 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600105 1/16/2026 S 27TH STRE 1/16/2026 12:46 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600106 1/16/2026 AVENUE D 1/16/2026 15:34 Service Call, other
2600107 1/16/2026 1316 NAVASOTA NEDERLAND T 1/16/2026 15:57 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600108 1/16/2026 S 6TH STRE 1/16/2026 19:28 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)
2600109 1/16/2026 N 22ND STRE 1/16/2026 19:33 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600110 1/16/2026 AVENUE B 1/16/2026 19:42 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600111 1/17/2026 MEMORIAL 1/17/2026 2:32 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600112 1/17/2026 AVENUE H 1/17/2026 8:43 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600113 1/17/2026 GARY AVEN 1/17/2026 10:08 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600114 1/18/2026 AVENUE D 1/18/2026 16:23 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600115 1/19/2026 S 4 1/2 1/19/2026 6:51 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600116 1/19/2026 N 11TH STRE 1/19/2026 20:05 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600117 1/20/2026 ERWIN 1/20/2026 0:15 Service Call, other
2600118 1/20/2026 Sterling Ridge 1/20/2026 6:26 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600119 1/20/2026 N 31ST STRE 1/20/2026 6:41 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600120 1/20/2026 AVENUE F 1/20/2026 10:25 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600121 1/20/2026 HWY 69 HIGH 1/20/2026 13:23 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
2600122 1/20/2026 N HIGHWAY 69 1/20/2026 17:17 Passenger vehicle fire
2600123 1/21/2026 NEDERLAND AVEN 1/21/2026 5:58 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600124 1/21/2026 AVENUE M 1/21/2026 8:33 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600125 1/21/2026 S 6TH ST 1/21/2026 9:27 Accident, potential accident, other
2600126 1/21/2026 N 10TH STRE 1/21/2026 12:37 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600127 1/21/2026 AVENUE H 1/21/2026 14:41 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600128 1/21/2026 N 31ST STRE 1/21/2026 17:25 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600129 1/21/2026 AVENUE E 1/21/2026 17:26 Accident, potential accident, other
2600130 1/21/2026 HIGHWAY 365 1/21/2026 17:34 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600131 1/21/2026 HIGHWAY 365 1/21/2026 17:42 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600132 1/21/2026 S 2ND STRE 1/21/2026 18:48 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600133 1/21/2026 W AIRLINE DRIV 1/21/2026 20:19 Special outside fire, other
2600134 1/21/2026 S 2ND STRE 1/21/2026 23:09 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600135 1/21/2026 HIGHWAY 365 1/21/2026 23:29 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600136 1/22/2026 HIGHWAY 69 1/22/2026 2:48 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600137 1/22/2026 N 36TH STRE 1/22/2026 9:47 Service Call, other
2600139 1/22/2026 S 17TH STRE 1/22/2026 10:19 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600138 1/22/2026 Jerry Ware 1/22/2026 10:24 Dispatched & canceled en route
2600140 1/22/2026 N 18TH STRE 1/22/2026 11:11 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600141 1/22/2026 PARKER DRIV 1/22/2026 14:13 Dispatched & canceled en route
2600142 1/22/2026 AVENUE H @ 6TH ST 1/22/2026 14:17 Motor vehicle accident with injuries
2600143 1/22/2026 S 17TH @ AVENUE B 1/22/2026 15:47 Motor vehicle accident with injuries
2600144 1/22/2026 Navasota 1/22/2026 15:53 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600145 1/22/2026 S 3RD STRE 1/22/2026 19:00 Building fire
2600146 1/23/2026 CANAL STRE 1/23/2026 2:40 Unauthorized burning
2600147 1/23/2026 S 1 1/2 STRE 1/23/2026 7:09 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600148 1/23/2026 AVENUE G 1/23/2026 10:13 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600149 1/23/2026 Helena 1/23/2026 13:15 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600150 1/23/2026 AVENUE B 1/23/2026 13:52 Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)
2600151 1/23/2026 N 22ND STRE 1/23/2026 16:39 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600152 1/23/2026 CELIA 1/23/2026 18:23 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600153 1/23/2026 Chicago 1/23/2026 20:22 Building fire
2600154 1/24/2026 SEATTLE AVE 1/24/2026 8:48 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600155 1/24/2026 S 5TH ST 1/24/2026 9:24 Service Call, other
2600156 1/24/2026 HELENA AVE 1/24/2026 14:38 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600157 1/24/2026 N 31ST STRE 1/24/2026 21:13 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600158 1/25/2026 S 1 1/2 STRE 1/25/2026 1:25 Service Call, other
2600162 1/25/2026 7TH ST 1/25/2026 6:32 Building fire
2600159 1/25/2026 N 25TH STRE 1/25/2026 12:58 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600160 1/25/2026 N 34TH STRE 1/25/2026 13:16 Smoke scare, odor of smoke
2600161 1/25/2026 AVENUE B 1/25/2026 15:39 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600163 1/25/2026 S 12TH STRE 1/25/2026 18:33 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600164 1/25/2026 AVENUE L 1/25/2026 22:57 Service Call, other
2600165 1/26/2026 S 16TH STRE 1/26/2026 1:47 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600166 1/26/2026 S 29TH STRE 1/26/2026 5:08 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600167 1/26/2026 N 23RD STRE 1/26/2026 8:30 Chimney or flue fire, confined to chimney or flue
2600168 1/26/2026 AVENUE M 1/26/2026 10:44 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600169 1/26/2026 HIGHWAY 365 1/26/2026 12:50 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600170 1/26/2026 Lawrence 1/26/2026 16:48 Accident, potential accident, other
2600171 1/26/2026 AVENUE M 1/26/2026 18:26 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600172 1/26/2026 AVENUE G @ S 25TH 1/26/2026 20:05 Heat from short circuit (wiring), defective/worn
2600173 1/26/2026 N 13TH STRE 1/26/2026 21:53 Heat from short circuit (wiring), defective/worn
2600174 1/27/2026 HUNTER RIDGE LN 1/27/2026 9:35 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600175 1/27/2026 AVENUE O 1/27/2026 13:13 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600176 1/27/2026 FM 366 1/27/2026 14:04 Motor vehicle accident with injuries
2600178 1/27/2026 BOSTON AVE 1/27/2026 14:15 Person in distress, other
2600177 1/27/2026 S 1 1/2 STRE 1/27/2026 14:38 Service Call, other
2600179 1/27/2026 S 2 1/2 1/27/2026 15:58 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600180 1/27/2026 100 S TWIN CITY HIGHWAY 1/27/2026 17:38 Motor vehicle accident with injuries
2600181 1/27/2026 HIGHWAY 365 1/27/2026 20:56 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600182 1/28/2026 10TH STRE 1/28/2026 8:13 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600183 1/28/2026 365 @ 27TH 1/28/2026 11:41 Dispatched & canceled en route
2600184 1/28/2026 N TWIN CITY HIGH 1/28/2026 16:43 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600185 1/28/2026 AVENUE B 1/28/2026 18:23 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600186 1/29/2026 MEMPHIS AVEN 1/29/2026 0:25 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600187 1/29/2026 BEAUXART GARDEN RD 1/29/2026 8:18 HazMat release investigation w/no HazMat
2600188 1/29/2026 Elgin 1/29/2026 9:25 Rescue, EMS incident, other
2600189 1/29/2026 AVENUE H 1/29/2026 16:05 Unintentional transmission of alarm, other
2600190 1/29/2026 HWY 365 1/29/2026 16:35 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600191 1/29/2026 5TH ST 1/29/2026 18:27 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injury
2600192 1/29/2026 N 34TH STRE 1/29/2026 21:36 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600193 1/29/2026 ELGIN AVEN 1/29/2026 23:32 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600194 1/30/2026 12th ST 1/30/2026 12:05 Service Call, other
2600195 1/30/2026 AVENUE H 1/30/2026 13:22 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600196 1/30/2026 AVENUE M 1/30/2026 15:02 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600197 1/30/2026 LULING AVEN 1/30/2026 16:52 Service Call, other
2600198 1/30/2026 AVENUE G 1/30/2026 17:43 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600199 1/30/2026 35TH ST 1/30/2026 18:19 Vicinity alarm (incident in other location)
2600200 1/30/2026 Holmes 1/30/2026 23:23 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600201 1/31/2026 FRANKLIN AVE 1/31/2026 1:41 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600202 1/31/2026 AVENUE E 1/31/2026 3:04 Emergency medical service incident, other
2600203 1/31/2026 BEAUXART GARDEN RD 1/31/2026 14:06 No incident found on arrival at dispatch address
2600204 1/31/2026 N 23RD 1/31/2026 18:07 Emergency medical service incident, other
Analysis by Incident Type (Exposure 0)
01/01/2026-01/31/2026
5.45 %
Fire
11
5.94 %
Hazardous Situation
12
62.38 %
Medical
126
11.39 %
No Emergency
23
14.85 %
Public Service
30
Fire
Hazardous Situation
Medical
No Emergency
Public Service
Total of Incident Type: 202
Analysis by Detailed Incidents Type
01/01/2026-01/31/2026
0.99 %
Abdominal Pain / Pr..
2
2.97 %
Accidental Alarm
6
1.49 %
Altered Mental Stat..
3
0.99 %
Animal Bites
2
6.44 %
Breathing Problems
13
2.48 %
Cancelled
5
1.49 %
Cardiac Arrest
3
2.48 %
Convulsions / Seizu..
5
2.97 %
Diabetic Problems
6
1.98 %
Electrical Hazard /..
4
11.39 %
Fall
23
5.45 %
Fire / Smoke Alarm
11
1.49 %
Hemorrhage / Lacera..
3
7.92 %
Lift Assist
16
2.48 %
Motor Vehicle Colli..
5
1.49 %
Nausea / Vomiting
3
3.96 %
No Appropriate Choi..
8
4.46 %
No Incident Found U..
9
1.49 %
Other Outside Fire
3
2.48 %
Other Traumatic Inj..
5
12.38 %
Sick Call
25
1.98 %
Sick Case
4
1.49 %
Smoke Investigation
3
0.99 %
Stroke / CVA
2
0.99 %
Structural Involvem..
2
0.99 %
Unconscious Victim
2
Abdominal Pain / Problems
Accidental Alarm
Altered Mental Status
Animal Bites
Back Pain (Non-Trauma)
Breathing Problems
Cancelled
Cardiac Arrest
Chest Pain (Non-Trauma)
Chimney Fire
Choking
CO Alarm
Convulsions / Seizures
Diabetic Problems
Electrical Hazard / Short Circuit
Electrical Power Line Down / Arching /
Malfunction
Fall
Fire / Smoke Alarm
Gas Leak / Gas Odor
Heart Problems
Hemorrhage / Laceration
Investigate Hazardous Release (Nothing
Found)
Lift Assist
Medical Alarm
Motor Vehicle Collision
Nausea / Vomiting
No Appropriate Choice
No Incident Found Upon Arrival / Location
Error
Odor
Other False Call
Other Outside Fire
Other Traumatic Injury
Person In Distress
Pregnancy / Childbirth
Psychological Behavior Issues
Room and Contents Fire
Sick Call
Sick Case
Smoke From Nonhostile Source (Smoke
Scare)
Smoke Investigation
Stroke / CVA
Structural Involvement
Trash / Rubbish Fire
Unauthorized Burn
Unconscious Victim
Unknown Problem
Utility Infrastructure Fire
Vehicle Fire - Passenger
Well Person Check
Total of Detailed Incident Type: 202
Incidents By Day of Week (Columns)
01/01/2026-01/31/2026
25
Saturday
33
Friday
43
Thursday
29
Wednesday
24
Tuesday
27
Monday
21
Sunday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Incident
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b
e
r
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Total of Day of Week: 202
Incidents By Hour of Day
01/01/2026-01/31/2026
7
23
3
22
7
21
9
20
8
19
11
18
12
17
15
16
9
15
16
14
14
13
10
12
9
11
13
10
14
9
12
8
3
7
6
6
5
5
2
4
3
3
4
2
6
1
4
0
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
Incident
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0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
Total of Hour: 202
Water Plant Monthly Report
JANUARY 2026
For the month of JANUARY, the water plant treated 85,659,000 gallons.
An average of 2,764,000 gallons per day and a maximum of 3,665,000
gallons.
A total of 20 bacteriological samples were taken to Sabine River
Authority lab for analysis. All 20 passed.
43 distribution residuals were taken with an average of 3.24 mg/L.
A total of 184 turbidity readings were taken with an average of 0.105 NTU
and a maximum of 0.167 NTU. 95% of our monthly readings must be below
0.300 NTU.
NTU: Nephelometric Turbidity Unit, a unit used to measure the turbidity of water, which is a measure of
the cloudiness or haziness of the water caused by suspended particles (turbidity)
mg/L: milligrams per liter
SWTP: Surface Water Treatment Plant
Sabine River Authority: TCEQ accredited lab used for our water samples
Distribution System Chlorine residuals:
Minimum required: Total: 0.5 mg/L Free: 0.2 mg/L
Maximum 4.00 mg/L (based on a running annual average of all samples in the
distribution system)
Total coliform (TC): A group of closely related bacteria, mostly harmless, that live in soil, water, and the
intestines of small animals. This group of bacteria includes fecal coliform bacteria and other non-fecal
bacteria that are very common in the natural world. The presence of these bacteria in drinking water
indicates that potentially harmful bacteria may be present.
1/1/2026 THROUGH 1/31/2026
INSPECTION TYPE # OF INSPECTIONS
AIR CONDITIONING
ROUGH 2
COMM. DUCT
COMM. HOOD
FINAL 2
BUILDING
PIER/FOOTING
FOUNDATION 7
NAIL PATTERN 3
FRAMING 3
BUILDING FINAL 6
POOL FINAL
SIGN SHAFT/SIGN FINAL 1
FINAL WALKTHROUGH 1
ENERGY
WALL INSULATION 1
FLOOR INSULATION
CEILING INSULATION 1
FINAL
ELECTRICAL
TEMPORARY POLE 2
SERVICE CONDUIT 1
SLAB CONDUIT
ROUGH 7
TEMPORARY FINAL 1
POOL/ GAS BONDING 2
NAME CHANGE 1
SERVICE CHANGE/SERVICE REPAIR 3
SOLAR
FINAL 2
GENERATOR 2
PLUMBING
ROUGH 4
WATER LINE 4
SEWER LINE 4
GAS ROUGH/GAS UNDERGROUND 1
TOP OUT 2
GAS FINAL 2
PLUMBING FINAL
GREASE TRAP/POOL P-TRAP
Water Heater 1
GAS GENERATOR 3
TOTAL 69
INSPECTIONS COMPLETED DURING THE PERIOD
MARION & ED HUGHES PUBLIC LIBRARY
Monthly Report – January 2026
PROGRAMS
Story Times Kids Adults
Jan 7 Bird Day 10 9
Jan 8 The Wild West 16 11
Jan 14 Chickens 6 4
Jan 15 Dragon Day 13 7
Jan 21 Tech Day 8 5
Jan 22 Koalas 11 6
Jan 28 Winter Animals 5 5
Jan 29 Book Blitz Day 8 4
Lego Afternoons/ Open Gaming Kids Adults
Jan 8 4 2
Jan 15 2 0
Jan 22 Cancelled
Jan 29 2 0
Book Clubs Kids Adults
Jan 10 Remain 0 11
Jan 26 SBC Cancelled
Saturday Movies Kids Adults
Jan 10 Gabby’s Dollhouse 6 3
Meet Me @ the Parks
Jan 20 Let’s Get Moving 15 10
STATISTICAL REPORT
January 2026
CIRCULATION STATISTICS
Adult Books
Adult Fiction 390
Large Print 164
Adult Nonfiction 224
Graphic Novels 29
Subtotal 807
Young Adult
YA Fiction 61
YA Nonfiction 0
YA Graphic Novels 163
Subtotal 224
Juvenile Books
Baby Books 174
Picture Books 683
Beginning Readers 326
Juvenile Fiction 189
Large Print 16
Juvenile Nonfiction 169
Juvenile Series 233
Juvenile Graphic Novels 339
Subtotal 2129
Monthly Book Total 3160
Miscellaneous Circulation
Periodicals 7
Periodicals, Young Adult 0
Periodicals, Juvenile 0
Book/Cassette or CD Kits 0
Books on CD 21
Books on CD, Young Adult 1
Books on CD, Juvenile 5
Movies, Adult 390
Movies, Juvenile 4
Binge Boxes (DVD) 12
Blu-ray Adult 53
Blu-ray Juvenile 4
Framed Print 0
Kits, Teacher Resource Coll. 0
Kits, BiFolkal & Special 0
Interlibrary Loans 0
Subtotal 497
Electronic Resources
Overdrive eBooks 415
Overdrive eAudio 536
Overdrive eVideo 0
Subtotal 951
Monthly Electronic Total 951
In House Use 321
Grand Total 4929
Room Usage
Study Rooms 34
Meeting Room 1
Archive Room 0
Conference Room 2
Renewals 0
Subtotal 37
STATISTICAL REPORT
January 2026
MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS
Acquisitions
Bibliographic records added 265
Item records added 300
Library Visits & Hours
Library Visits 3038
Library Visits Monday 148
(10-1 -- included in total)
Library Visits Saturday 469
(10:30-2 – included in total)
Hours open to public 175.5
Days open 24
Patron Registrations (New) 32
Special Services
Interlibrary Loans -- Requested 10
Interlibrary Loans – Loaned 7
Reference Questions 120
Filled Holds 120
Patron Placed Holds 85
Volunteers
Volunteers (# for month) 0
Volunteers (hours for month) 0
Programming
In Person Programs (number) 21
In Person Programs (attendance) 196
Total Attendance 196
January 2026 Departmental Report – Parks and Recreation
The Nederland Recreation Center is operating with regular hours:
Monday – Thursday 8:30 am – 8:00pm, Friday 8:30am – 5:00pm, & Saturday 10:00am – 5:00pm.
Pickleball schedule is Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday from 10am-1pm. Wednesday evenings from 5pm-6pm for family/beginner play
and 6pm-8pm for competition play.
Little Dribblers will be using the facility November-February on Tuesdays & Thursdays from 5:30pm-7:30pm. Gym usage for
January was 24 hours.
The Parks & Rec dept was closed on January 1st in observance of New Year’s Day.
A.S.K used the Gym for Taekwondo on January with 4 hours gym usage.
The Parks & Rec Dept partnered with Master Gardeners Club and planted tulips on January 7th with 10 people attending.
The Parks Advisory Board meeting was held on January 14th.
The Nederland Recreation Center was open on January 19th for MLK day.
The Parks & Rec dept. partnered with the library and held “MMATP” on January 20th with 15 kids 10 adults attending.
The Parks & Rec dept was closed on January 26th due to weather.
The Parks & Rec dept held an event at the Rec Center for “National Puzzle Day” on January 29th with 5 people attending.
Visits:
Pickleball 356 Visits (356 YTD)
Open Walk 0 Visits (0 YTD)
Basketball/Volleyball 552 Visits (552 YTD)
Racquetball Usage 18 Visits (18 YTD)
Disc Golf 82 Rounds Played (82 YTD)
Rentals:
Gym 13 Hours (13 YTD)
Game Room 10Hours (10 YTD)
Van Gogh 3 Hours (3YTD)
Kitchen Hours (YTD)
Rembrandt Hours (YTD)
Vermeer Hours (YTD)
Total Rental Hours 26 Hours
Finance Department Monthly Report – January 2026
Routine Activities for the month:
▪ Submitted ACH files for Utility drafts
▪ Prepared the various required reports: Sales Tax Report, TMRS Report
▪ Prepared payroll checks, accounts payable checks
▪ Review and code invoices
▪ Review accounts payable check runs for accuracy
▪ Review payroll check runs for accuracy
▪ Prepare monthly journal entries and reconcile accounts
▪ Calculated lien payoffs, prepared and filed 17 new liens and released 2 liens
Accounts Payable Activities:
▪ Checks issued 186
▪ Invoices paid 368
▪ Purchase orders issued 186
▪ Purchase orders completed 107
▪ 1099 Forms issued 35
Payroll Activities:
▪ Checks & ACH payments issued 304
▪ W-2 Forms issued 195
Utility Billing Activities:
▪ Issued 7,335 bills for utility service
▪ Delinquent bills mailed 95 (done quarterly)
▪ Active accounts 7,271 (71 new accounts, 60 disconnected-non-transfer,
4 disconnected and transferred)
▪ Left 14 leak tag notifications
▪ Payments received:
Mail and night drop 401
Billing counter 720
Drive-thru window 821
ACH Drafts 1,036
Internet bill payments 766
Online bill payments thru City website 2,906
Total payments received for utility services 6,650
▪ Service orders completed:
Reread 2
Cutoff 118*
Disconnect 32
Leaks 7
Meter installation 11
Meter repairs 1
New connection 21
Occupant change 41
On/off for repairs 12
Other-miscellaneous 54
Reinstate 69
Total 368
*Includes 44 cutoffs related to the inclement weather event that occurred in January.
CITY OF NEDERLAND
MONTHLY REPORT
City Clerk Department, January 2026
Service Level and Workload Indicators January
2026
YTD
2026
General Elections Conducted 0 0
Special Elections Conducted 0 0
Charter Elections Conducted 0 0
Regular/Special Council Meetings Attended 1 1
Agenda Packets Prepared 2 2
Staff Meetings Attended 3 3
Bid Openings Attended 0 0
Requests under the Open Records Act 11 11
Legal Postings 7 7
Legal Ads Published 0 0
Alcohol Licenses/Applications Issued 2 2
Proclamations/Certificates 0 0
Vital Statistics
• Birth Certificates Issued
• Birth Certificates Processed
• Death Certificates Issued
• Death Certificates Processed
• Burial Transit/Cremation Permits Issued
• Acknowledgement of Paternity
• Amended Birth Certificates Processed
• Amended Death Certificates Processed
• Delayed Birth Certificates Processed
• Birth Replacement Records Processed
9
0
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
1
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
Taxi Cab
• New
• Renewal
0
0
0
0
MAJOR PROJECTS
January
Completed 2025 Vital Statistics Self-Assessment Report
Preparation for May 2026 election
City of Nederland Monthly Report
WWTP
January 2026
Prepared By: Dannie Davis
Date Prepared: February 18, 2026
ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN OPERATIONS:
PROCESS CONTROL TARGETS AND PERMIT LIMITS IN RANGE
✓ Flow
✓ CBOD
✓ TSS
✓ Ammonia Nitrogen
✓ E Coli
✓ MLSS
✓ PH
✓ D.O.
✓ MLVSS
✓ FM Ratio
✓ Sludge Levels
✓ Percent Solids
✓ Sludge Age
ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN MAINTENANCE
• Performed weekly maintenance on centrifuge machines including greasing,
inspecting, and cleaning
• Daily lift station inspections
• Daily generator inspections, inspect all eight lift station generators and two plant
generators daily
• Daily Maintenance lists completed Monday through Friday
• Routine Vehicle Inspections Including Pre-Trip Inspections before each Landfill
Load
• Plant equipment inspections daily
• Clean and wash down areas throughout the plant daily
• Clean the office building daily
TCEQ PERMIT EXCURSIONS:
• E. coli Exceedance (1)
REPAIR/ REPLACEMENTS:
• Checked 940 bulbs in the UV Disinfection System. Replaced 64 bulbs, 6 ballasts, and 5
sleeves. All work performed by wastewater plant employees.
• Installed New Inline Grinder that precedes the centrifuge machines. All work was
performed by wastewater plant employees.
• Pump Failure - Influent Lift Station Pump No. 3. Requesting quotes for
replacement.
EXTRAORDINARY COSTS:
N/A
SLUDGE HAULING:
• 33-14-yard loads of sludge hauled to the landfill
• Totaling 96.4 Dry Tons
CORRESPONENCE:
• Puffer S. - Inline Grinder
• Westwood Eng. - Nederland Avenue and Canal St. Lift Station Rehab Project
• LJA Engineering - Wastewater Plant Permit Renewal
REPORTS/ CORRESPONDENCE TO REGULATORY AGENCIES (TCEQ)
• TCEQ Monthly Effluent Report
• Biomonitoring Report (EPA Website)
• LJA concerning TCEQ permit renewal
TRAINING:
• Weekly Safety Meetings
February 23, 2026 Meeting
5.REGULAR AGENDA
NEW BUSINESS
Attached is a proclamation recognizing Black H Month.
The Interim City Manager previously informed the Council that the City issued a Request
for Proposals (RFP) for windstorm insurance coverage for City facilities. The RWL
Group, the City’s insurance consultant, has assisted staff throughout this process.
Attached is their recommendation, along with supporting documentation, for Council’s
consideration and action. Additionally, Carolyn Miller, consultant with the RWL Group,
will be available via Zoom to answer any Council questions regarding the recommended
coverage options.
Langham Elementary third grade classes have requested the usage of the Recreation
Center on March 4, 2026 for a field trip. This would require the facility to be closed to
the public during normal business hours from 11:30-2:30 that day. I recommend approval
of this item.
Buckstin Brewery Company has submitted a request to operate a temporary beer garden
on the vacant lot between 1208 and 1220 Boston Avenue.
The Brewery has received permission from the lot owner for this use. The Texas Alcohol
Beverage Commission prescribes the requirements for this use including “approval from
local officials.” The request has been reviewed by Mr. Wheeler, the Nederland Police
Department and Nederland Fire Department. The beer garden would operate on the
vacant lot that is enclosed with temporary fencing. Occupancy would be limited to 99
persons; no smoking would be allowed in the tent area; and no combustible materials
such as hay, saw dust, etc. would be used. Due to the proximity of the Brewery
storefront and the proposed beer garden, this use is considered an “accessory use.” Per
TABC guidelines, a patron cannot enter or exit the beer garden with alcohol. The
requested use is during the week of the Nederland Heritage Festival (Wednesday, March
11th – Saturday, March 14th), but the beer garden is not affiliated with the Festival. The
Inspections Department, Police Department, and Fire Department do not have objections
to the request, and none reported any issues in past years. I concur with their
recommendation.
In accordance with Articles 2.131 – 2.138 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedures, the
Nederland Police Department shall present its annual “Racial Profiling Report”. The
report fulfills the statutory requirements to report contacts and the racial/ethnic
breakdowns. Police Chief Carroll recommends approval of this item; I concur with his
recommendation.
f. Attached is the quarterly investment report for the quarter ending September 30, 2025.
Interest earned for the quarter ending September 30, 2025 totaled $765,383.48 (Texpool
$678,425.63 and Stellar $86,957.85). Texpool interest percentages have fallen slightly
but remain strong, with an average interest rate of 4.2897% for the 3rd quarter 2025,
compared to 4.3259% for the 2nd quarter 2025. The City’s depository account with
Stellar Bank pays interest on demand deposits currently at a rate of 3.0833%, compared
to 3.09% in the previous quarter. I recommend acceptance of the Quarterly Investment
Report ending September 30, 2025.
g. Attached is proposed ordinance 2026-02 , budget amendment for staffing needs in three
departments. The City Manager’s department is requesting reinstatement of Executive
Secretary position, which was eliminated in 2022. Many of the duties of the former City
Clerk were combined with the Executive Secretary role, and additional responsibilities
absorbed throughout City Hall staff. This staffing change will provide improved support
to the City Council and the City Manager’s office. Total expense increase for this portion
of the budget amendment is $61,500.
The Finance department is requesting reinstatement of the Accounting Supervisor
position, which was eliminated in 2023 when the supervisor retired after 25 years of
service. With this reinstatement, the current Accountant will move to the Supervisor role.
The department also requests to reclassify the Accountant position to be filled as an
Accounts Payable Specialist position. These staffing changes will improve workload
distribution, reduce overtime, and provide the Finance department with the necessary
staffing to effectively deliver full-service finance, accounting, and billing functions. The
total expense increase for this portion of the budget amendment is $52,000.
The Meter/Billing & Collections Department is requesting reinstatement of the part-time
Department Clerk position and the addition of a third Meter Reader position. The need to
replace meters throughout the city is increasing, and current workload does not allow
adequate focus on meter replacement. These additions will reduce overtime, improve
coverage, and allow greater focus on meter replacement and maintenance. The total
expense increase for this portion of the budget amendment is $49,300.
Additionally, to support the new position, the Meter department is requesting $25,000 for
an additional Meter truck. Staff recommends approval of the budget amendment.
h. Interim Public Works Director, Taylor Shelton, will present council with an update on
ongoing infrastructure projects and studies.
i. City Council will discuss and receive clarification on directing staff and legal counsel to
evaluate and draft an ordinance establishing a moratorium on new multi-family and
duplex residential construction within the city limits, including scope and legal
considerations.
j. City Council will discuss and possibly take action on current code enforcement priorities,
staffing, enforcement focus, and alignment with adopted building codes, including
enforcement related to multi-family and residential construction standards.
k. City Council will discuss and possibly take action on the updating of a comprehensive
master plan for the City, including options for initiating a planning process, scheduling
workshops, engaging consultants, and establishing a timeline for council review and
public input.
l. City Council will receive comments from Renee O’Connor regarding Roberts Rules of
Order & Council Decorum, the condition of city sidewalks, the policies and procedures
for city council meetings’ three minute rule, and council meeting broadcasts over Zoom.
m. City Council will receive comments from Angela Fanette regarding the City’s sewer
system infrastructure.
n. City Council will receive comments from David Wedgeworth regarding the City’s
infrastructure.
o. City Council will discuss and possibly take action on the Nederland Economic
Development Corporation’s offer of owner financing on individual properties in the Off
Boston area. Kay DeCuir, NEDC Executive Director, will be present to answer any
questions.
p. City Council will receive an update on former Mid-Jefferson Hospital property, 2600 FM
365.
q. City Council will discuss and possibly take action on the forensic audit report of findings.
CITY OF NEDERLAND “PROGRAMMED FOR PROGRESS”
Nederland, Texas
Proclamation
WHEREAS, Black History Month is observed each February to recognize and
celebrate the rich history, culture, and contributions of Americans of African descent to
the United States; and
WHEREAS, Black Americans have played a vital role in shaping our nation’s
history through leadership, innovation, service, faith, education, entrepreneurship, and the
ongoing pursuit of justice and equality; and
WHEREAS, in the Golden Triangle, African American families, workers,
educators, veterans, business owners, and faith leaders have been instrumental in the
growth of our communities, contributing to industry, public service, education, and civic
life across generations; and
WHEREAS, Jefferson County continues to have the highest percentage (around
33%) of Americans of African descent of any of the 254 counties in Texas; and
WHEREAS, the history of the City of Nederland has been shaped by the dedication
and resilience of Black residents whose contributions have strengthened our schools,
churches, neighborhoods, workforce, and local institutions, beginning with the laborers on
the Spurlock farm at the present-day Nederland High School in 1895, two years before the
first Dutch immigrants arrived in Nederland; and
WHEREAS, recognizing Black History Month provides an opportunity to honor the
past, reflect on progress made, acknowledge challenges that remain, and recommit
ourselves to the values of dignity, inclusion, and opportunity for all; and
WHEREAS, the City of Nederland is committed to fostering a community and
workplace rooted in respect, unity, and shared responsibility, where every resident is
valued and encouraged to contribute to our collective future;
NOW, THEREFORE, I. JEFFREY P. “JEFF” DARBY, Mayor of the City of
Nederland, on my behalf and on behalf of the City Council of the City of Nederland, Texas,
do hereby recognize the month of February as Black History Month, and encourages all
residents to observe this month through education, reflection, and celebration of the
achievements and lasting impact of Black Americans in our community, our region, and
our nation.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, witness my hand and Seal of the City of Nederland
this the 23rd day of February, 2026.
Jeffrey P. Darby, Mayor
Attest:
Joni Underwood, City Clerk
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Independent Risk Management and Insurance Consulting, LLC
300 N. Coit Road, Suite 810, Richardson, Texas 75080-5456 Phone: 972-907-9095; 512-904-0048
E-mail: carolyn@rwlgroup.com
Internet: www.rwlgroup.com
CITY OF NEDERLAND
2026 WINDSTORM RFP RESPONSE ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION
FEBRUARY 20, 2026
RWL Group conducted an RFP for the City of Nederland for Windstorm coverage to be effective from March 1, 2026 to March 1, 2027. Two responses was received timely, one from the incumbent agent, Victor Insurance Managers, LLC (Victor), and one from USI Insurance Services, LLC (USI).
Separate interviews were conducted with USI and Victor on February 17, 2026 and both agents were given the opportunity to clarifications for certain issues that were unclear as presented. Both agents were given the opportunity to go back to their markets to negotiate a best and final offer. The following is a
review of the best and final offers.
Victor has offered a program is a split between commercial markets and the Texas Windstorm Insurance
Association (TWIA). The number of policies will depend on which option is chosen. Each part of the program offers coverage on a portion of the schedule of values through the commerical market and another portion of the schedule of values through TWIA. With this program, there are a few locations
which were on the scheduel of values that are not included for coverage due to the actual lack of exposure to wind damage, such as parking lots, and jogging trails. In addition, Victor has offered an option based solely on coverage provided by the commercial markets with no coverage to be provided by
TWIA.
The first option is based on the full schedule of values, a total insured value of $74,140,021. The
commercial market portion of the program provides a $50,000,000 loss limit for the locations on its part of the schedule ($50,570,486); the TWIA portion of the program offers $23,569,535 based on the statement of values provided by the City for the TWIA locations. Together, the full program offers a total coverage
limit of $73,569,535. The deductible options vary and are outlined in the tables below.
The second option is based on an the same statement of values but with a $50,000,000 loss limit, and all coverage provided through the commercial market. The total insured value of $74,140,021.
USI has offered a program through the commercial market based on a $75,000,000 loss limit, subject to the underlying schedule of values of $74,140,021. Their offer is also outlined below.
Current Program 3/1-2025 – 3/1-2026 Managed by Victor
$74.6 Loss Limit with Deductible Buy Down
Primary Coverage Premium Incl. Buy Down $723784
TWIA Premium $192,113
TWIA Deductible Buy Down from 1% to $25,000 $22,887
Total Program Premium $938,784
Potential Deductible for ONE loss $50,000
Program Cost for any ONE loss $988,784
CITY OF NEDERLAND 2025 WINDSTORM RFP RESPONSE ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION
FEBRUARY 21, 2025 Page 2
Victor Renewal Options:
Option 1 - $50M Loss Limit based on $50,570,486 Total Insured Value with Deductible Buy Down; TWIA Total Insured Value $23,569,535
Primary Coverage Premium Incl. Deductible Buy Down to $25,000
TWIA Premium TWIA Deductible Buy Down to $25,000 Total Program Premium Potential Deductible any one loss Program Cost for any ONE loss
$533,676
$178,491 $20,679 $732,846 $50,000 $782,846
Option 2 - $50M Loss Limit based on $74,140,021 Total Insured Value with Deductible Buy Down
Primary Coverage Premium Incl. Deductible Buy Down to $25,000
Total Program Premium Potential Deductible any one loss Program Cost for any ONE loss
$639,599
$639,599 $25,000 $664,599
USI Option:
$75M Loss Limit based on $74,140,021 Total Insured Value with Deductible Buy Down Primary Coverage Premium Deductible Buy Down to $25,000 USI Fee (Coverage quoted net of commission) Total Program Premium Potential Deductible any one loss Program Cost for any ONE loss
$507,556 $143,511 $28,000 $679,067 $25,000 $704,067
Based on my analysis of the options presented, and the City’s desire for stability and predictability in its wind coverage program, as well as its desire to be cost conscious, I recommend accepting Victor’s Option 2. The potential for needing more than a $50,000,000 loss limit is extremely remote. This option will meet
the City’s needs as well as let the City realize substantial premium savings for the windstorm coverage.
We have experienced a significant hard property market over the past several years. However, as shown by the offers outlined above, there has been substantial softening of the markets, which has resulted in a
reduction in costs for the City on windstorm coverage in the amount of $299,185.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Respectfully submitted,
Carolyn A. Miller, CPCU
President/Senior Consultant
The City of Nederland 2026
Windstorm RFP Best and Final
Proposal Analysis
3-1-2025/2026 3-1-2026/2027CarrierCurrent Program Premium Carrier Option 1 Premium Carrier Option 1 Premium
Sompo, et al and
Lloyd's for deductible
buy down
$50,000,000 loss limit based on total insured
values of $49,362,568, replacement cost, sublimits including,(but not limited to)
$1,000,000 BI/EE, $250,000 sub-limit wind driven
rain. 3%, minimum $100,000 named storm
deductible; $100,000 deductible all other
wind/hail. Minimum earned varies by participating carrier; 60-day notice of
cancellation except 14 days for non-payment. Includes deductible buy down from 3%
minimum $100,000 to $25,000 - Commerial
Market Program only. $ 723,784
Sompo, et al and
Lloyd's for deductible
buy down
$50,000,000 loss limit based on total insured values of $50,570,486, replacement cost except
ACV for roofs 15 years and older, sublimits including,(but not limited to) $1,000,000 BI/EE,
$250,000 sub-limit wind driven rain. 5%, minimum $100,000 named storm deductible; 3%
minimum $100,000 deductible all other
wind/hail, maximum deductible $1,000,000.
Minimum earned varies by participating carrier;
60-day notice of cancellation except 14 days for non-payment. Includes deductible buy down
from 5% (NS) and 3% (AOWH) minimum $100,000 to flat $25,000 - Commerial Market
Program only. (Deductible buy-down cost is
$92,860.) $ 533,676 Starr, et al
$75,000,000 loss limit based on a total insured
value of $74,140,021, replacement cost except
ACV pm roofs 15 years or older, sublimits,
including (but not limited to) $1,000,000 BI/EE, 3% minimum $100,000 named storm
deductdible, 1% minimum $100,000 all other wind deductible, minimum earned varies by
participating carrier; 6--day notice of cancellation
except 10-days for non-payment. $ 507,556 639528
Texas Windstorm
Insurance Association (TWIA)
TWIA provides coverage per location insured
subject to a 1% minimum $1,000 deductible. The total insured value on the portion of the
schedule quoted by TWIA is $24,558,908. An 80% coinsurance applies. $ 192,113
Texas Windstorm
Insurance Association (TWIA)
TWIA provides coverage per location insured
subject to a 1% minimum $1,000 deductible. The total insured value on the portion of the
schedule quoted by TWIA is $23,569,535. An 80% coinsurance applies. $ 178,491 Lloyd's for deductible buy down Deductible buy down from 3% (NS) and 1% (AOWH) minimum $100,000 to flat $25,000. $ 143,511
Certain Underwriters
at Lloyd's London
TWIA program wind deductible buy down from
1% to $25,000 flat deductible. $ 22,887
Certain Underwriters
at Lloyd's London
TWIA program wind deductible buy down from
1% to $25,000 flat deductible. $ 20,679 USI Fee $ 28,000
$ 938,784 $ 732,846 679,067$ Option 2
Sompo, et al and
Lloyd's for deductible
buy down
$50,000,000 loss limit based on total insured values of $74,140,021, replacement cost except
ACV for roofs 15 years and older, sublimits
including,(but not limited to) $1,000,000 BI/EE,
$250,000 sub-limit wind driven rain. 5%,
minimum $100,000 named storm deductible; 3% minimum $100,000 deductible all other
wind/hail. Minimum earned varies by participating carrier; 60-day notice of
cancellation except 14 days for non-payment. Includes deductible buy down from 5% (NS) and
3% (AOWH) minimum $100,000 to flat $25,000.
(Deductible buy-down cost is $92,860.) $ 639,599
Victor Insurance Managers Victor Insurance Managers USI Insurance Services
All Proposers 1 of 1
Investments at Beginning of Period (7-1-25) 63,124,827.20$
Interest Earned 678,425.63
Maturities / Deposits / Withdrawels (1,110,000.00)
Investments at End of Period (9-30-25) 62,693,252.83$
For Quarter Ending September 30, 2025
Total Portfolio - All Accounts
Summary of Account Activity
City of Nederland
Maturity Summary at
September 30, 2025
Less than 3 months
3 to 9 months
9 to 12 months
Greater than 12 months
For Quarter Ending September 30, 2025
Total Portfolio - All Accounts
Summary of Account Activity
City of Nederland
Balance (Withdrawels) / Balance
7/1/2025 Interest Earned Deposits 9/30/2025
General Fund 22,081,152.08$ 239,636.44 22,320,788.52$
Capital Outlay Fund 8,490,833.91$ 92,147.07 8,582,980.98
Library Fund 46,621.26 543.70 47,164.96
Library Fund-Zaruk Memorial 11,600.56 88.19 11,688.75
Equipment Replacement Fund-General 764,442.03 8,284.67 (100,000.00) 672,726.70
Equipment Replacement Fund-W&S 259,428.33 2,815.40 262,243.73
Equipment Replacement Fund-SW 528,074.21 5,731.01 533,805.22
Water & Sewer Fund 5,925,920.74 64,254.05 (500,000.00) 5,490,174.79
Solid Waste Fund 3,061,206.27 33,221.75 3,094,428.02
Street Improvement Fund 4,940,058.33 53,612.18 4,993,670.51
Police Narcotics Fund 87,115.06 944.27 (10,000.00) 78,059.33
2018 WW Project 1,522,613.97 16,524.19 1,539,138.16
2021 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 734,964.98 7,976.21 742,941.19
2023 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 4,818,465.64 52,292.51 4,870,758.15
2024 Water/Wastewater Bond Fund 8,026,758.95 87,053.42 (500,000.00) 7,613,812.37
SSES Project Fund 643,496.12 472.01 643,968.13
Parks Special Fund 508,808.13 5,521.91 514,330.04
MCML Fund 459,615.50 4,987.99 464,603.49
Bond Redemption Fund 213,651.13 2,318.66 215,969.79
63,124,827.20$ 678,425.63$ (1,110,000.00)$ 62,693,252.83$
General Fund
35.60%
2018 WW Project
2.46%
Water & Sewer Fund
8.76%
Parks Special Fund
0.82%
MCML Fund
0.74%
Solid Waste Fund
4.94%
Equipment Replacement
Fund-General
1.07%
Equipment Replacement
Fund-W&S
0.42%
2023 Street & Drainage
Bond Fund
7.77%
Equipment Replacement
Fund-SW
0.85%
Capital Outlay Fund
13.69%
Street Improvement Fund
7.97%
SSES Project Fund
1.03%
2021 Street & Drainage
Bond Fund
1.19%
2024 Water/Wastewater
Bond Fund
12.14%
Other Funds
0.56%
Fund Allocation at September 30, 2025
Investment Report Schedule
INVESTMENT POOL - TEXPOOL
Period Held
Days to
Maturity
Average
Interest
Rate Market Principal
Interest
Earned
(Withdrawels) /
Deposits Book Value
General Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 22,081,152.08$ 239,636.44 22,320,788.52$
Capital Outlay Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 8,490,833.91$ 92,147.07 8,582,980.98$
Water & Sewer 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 5,925,920.74$ 64,254.05 (500,000.00) 5,490,174.79$
Bond Redemption Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 213,651.13$ 2,318.66 215,969.79$
Equipment Replacement Fund-General 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 764,442.03$ 8,284.67 (100,000.00) 672,726.70$
Equipment Replacement Fund-W & S 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 259,428.33$ 2,815.40 262,243.73$
Equipment Replacement Fund-SW 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 528,074.21$ 5,731.01 533,805.22$
Library Special 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 46,621.26$ 543.70 47,164.96$
Library Special-Zaruk Memorial 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 11,600.56$ 88.19 11,688.75$
Solid Waste Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 3,061,206.27$ 33,221.75 3,094,428.02$
Street Improvement Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 4,940,058.33$ 53,612.18 4,993,670.51$
2018 WW Project 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 1,522,613.97$ 16,524.19 1,539,138.16$
2021 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 734,964.98$ 7,976.21 742,941.19$
2023 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 4,818,465.64$ 52,292.51 4,870,758.15$
2024 Water/Wastewater Bond Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 8,026,758.95$ 87,053.42 (500,000.00) 7,613,812.37$
Parks Special Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 508,808.13$ 5,521.91 514,330.04$
SSES Project Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 643,496.12$ 472.01 643,968.13$
Police Narcotic Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 87,115.06$ 944.27 (10,000.00) 78,059.33$
MCML Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 4.2897% 459,615.50 4,987.99 464,603.49
Totals for TEXPOOL Investments 63,124,827.20$ 678,425.63$ (1,110,000.00)$ 62,693,252.83$
* Texpool is rated AAAm by Standard & Poor's, which is the
highest rating a local government investment pool can achieve
For Quarter Ending September 30, 2025
INTEREST EARNED ON DEMAND DEPOSITS
Period Held
Days to
Maturity
Average
Interest
Rate Interest Earned
Bond Redemption Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% -$
Capital Outlay Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 3,076.86
Court Technology Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 92.06
Equipment Replacement Fund-General 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 716.47
Equipment Replacement Fund-W & S 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 267.55
Equipment Replacement Fund-SW 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 4,518.95
Fire Department Special Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 551.78
General Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 42,383.83
Library Special Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 468.72
MCML Dispatch 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 3,288.00
Motel Occupancy Tax Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 842.69
Police Narcotic Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 24.79
2021 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 5,500.47
2023 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 4,214.76
2024 Water/Wastewater Bond Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 2,080.70
Solid Waste Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 8,206.49
Street Improvement Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 2,424.84
CDBG Disaster Recovery Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 1,058.89
SSES Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 5,374.86
2018 WW Project 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 1,460.48
Water & Sewer Fund 07/01/25 09/30/25 1 3.0833% 404.66
86,957.85$
Investment Report Schedule
For Quarter Ending September 30, 2025
Bond Redemption Fund 2,318.66
Capital Outlay Fund 95,223.93
Court Technology Fund 92.06
Equipment Replacement Fund-General 9,001.14
Equipment Replacement Fund-W & S 3,082.95
Equipment Replacement Fund-SW 10,249.96
General Fund 282,020.27
Library Special Fund 1,012.42
Library Special Fund-Zaruk Memorial 88.19
Motel Occupancy Tax Fund 842.69
Parks & Recreation Special Fund 5,521.91
Police Narcotic Account 969.06
Solid Waste Fund 41,428.24
Street Improvement Fund 56,037.02
CDBG Disaster Recovery Fund 1,058.89
2018 WW Project 17,984.67
Fire Special Fund 551.78
2021 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 13,476.68
2023 Street & Drainage Bond Fund 56,507.27
2024 Water/Wastewater Bond Fund 89,134.12
SSES Project Fund 5,846.87
MCML Fund 8,275.99
Water & Sewer Fund 64,658.71
765,383.48$
Interest Earnings for Quarter Ended September 30, 2025
Investment Report Schedule
September 30, 2025
1
ORDINANCE NO. 2026-02
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
NEDERLAND, TEXAS AMENDING THE FISCAL YEAR 2025-
2026 BUDGET IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUDGET AND
THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF NEDERLAND.
WHEREAS, the City Council previously approved Ordinance No. 2025-16 which adopted
the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 City Budget; and,
WHEREAS, the City Council deems it necessary to amend the current budget to increase
expenditures as set out in Attachment “A” attached hereto; and,
WHEREAS, the 2025-2026 City budget states “That any unencumbered funds remaining
on hand at the end of the fiscal year ending September 30, 2025 shall be construed with and
classified with Miscellaneous revenue anticipated during the fiscal year beginning October 1,
2025 and ending September 30, 2026, and such funds are hereby appropriated as a City Council
Contingency Account for purposes approved by the City Council; and,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEDERLAND,
TEXAS:
THAT the budget for the fiscal year 2025-2026 is amended to allow for increases in
expenditures as set out in Attachment “A.”
THAT all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are expressly repealed.
THAT, this being an ordinance not requiring publication, it shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
PASSED AND APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF NEDERLAND AT A
REGULAR MEETING THIS THE 23rd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2026.
Jeffrey P. Darby, Mayor
City of Nederland, Texas
ATTEST:
Joni Underwood, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Richard Hughes, City Attorney
2
BUDGET ORDINANCE AMENDMENT – ATTACHMENT A
GENERAL FUND
Amend General Fund by and increasing expenditure line items as detailed below:
Increase 01-1300-6110 Salaries & Wages $48,400
Increase 01-1300-6121 Group Insurance $5,800
Increase 01-1300-6124 TMRS $4,200
Increase 01-1300-6126 Social Security $2,900
Increase 01-1300-6128 Worker’s Compensation $200
Bring back the position of Executive Secretary for the City Manager’s office
Increase 01-1500-6110 Salaries & Wages $38,600
Increase 01-1500-6121 Group Insurance $5,800
Increase 01-1500-6124 TMRS $4,400
Increase 01-1500-6126 Social Security $3,000
Increase 01-1500-6128 Worker’s Compensation $200
Move the Accountant position back to Accounting Supervisor and create Accounts Payable
Specialist
WATER & SEWER FUND
Amend Water & Sewer Fund by increasing expenditure line items as detailed below:
Increase 50-6100-6110 Salaries & Wages $25,000
Increase 50-6100-6115 Extra Help $12,500
Increase 50-6100-6121 Group Insurance $5,800
Increase 50-6100-6124 TMRS $2,800
Increase 50-6100-6126 Social Security $2,900
Increase 50-6100-6128 Worker’s Compensation $300
Add third meter position and bring back a part time department clerk in the Meter/Billing &
Collections Department
EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FUND – WATER & SEWER
Amend Equipment Replacement Fund – Water & Sewer Fund by increasing expenditure line
items as detailed below:
Increase 36-0000-6742 Motor Vehicles $25,000
Purchase new Meter Reader truck for Utility Billing Department.