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Oct 13, 2026 · Resolution

Council adopts the transit grant resolution after a public hearing with no speakers

Item 7.1 on October 13, 2026 was a public hearing on ACT's FY 2026 program of projects and the second and final reading of Resolution No. 09-22-26-1. ACT Director Chris Quigley presented. No one spoke at the hearing, and the resolution passed on a voice vote with no opposition heard. It authorizes the City Manager to execute contracts for $2,864,674 (FTA Section 5307, FY 2026), $237,169 (Section 5339, FY 2026), $275,335 (Section 5310, FY 2026) and $388,975 (TxDOT State Urban Public Transportation Program, FY 2027), and to use transportation development credits for the non-federal share of eligible capital projects.^[1]^[2]^[3]

What the sources say

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The October 13, 2026 transmittal memo (packet pp. 71-72) asks the council to hold a public hearing on the FY 2026 program of projects (Section 5307, $2,864,674; Section 5339, $237,169) and to authorize applying for and accepting Section 5310 funds of $275,335 for FY 2026 and TxDOT State Urban Public Transportation Program funds of $388,975 for FY 2027. It says Section 5307 and Section 5310 operating projects require a local cash match approved in the City budget, while capital projects use transportation development credits instead of a cash match, and that the program of projects was available for public review for at least two weeks before the hearing. ^[2]^[1]
Section 5307
$2,864,674
Section 5339
$237,169
Section 5310
$275,335
Txdot state urban
$388,975
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In the meeting video, ACT Director Chris Quigley described the item as the public hearing and second and final reading of the grant resolution, saying the projects are listed in the program of projects posted on the Metropolitan Planning Organization's website in the Transportation Improvement Program. The mayor opened the hearing, no one spoke, and a motion to adopt Resolution No. 09-22-26-1 passed on a voice vote with no opposition heard; the recording gives no tally. Minutes were not yet posted as of October 17, 2026. ^[3]
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The resolution's caption and title page carry No. 09-22-26-1, while its page footers in both packets read "Res. 09-22-26-4." ^[2]^[4]

Sources

1.City Council Regular Meeting agenda, October 13, 2026 — City of Amarillo, Oct 9, 2026 · retrieved Oct 10, 2026primarySubject-authoredAgenda PDF from the City's CivicClerk portal; 'published' approximated as the Friday before the meeting (posting date not shown). Item 4.2 'Forensic Audit Update'; consent item 6.7 (ARPA-funded software renewal).
2.City Council Regular Meeting agenda packet, October 13, 2026 — City of Amarillo, Oct 9, 2026 · retrieved Oct 10, 2026primarySubject-authored157-page packet; item 6.7 transmittal memo (pages 56-57) gives the funding summary 'Broadband Project - Professional Services - PRJ-620075.17400.62000'. 'published' approximated as for the agenda.
3.Amarillo City Council Regular Meeting 10/13/26 (video) — City of Amarillo (YouTube, CityofAmarillo), Oct 13, 2026 · retrieved Oct 14, 2026primarySubject-authoredRead from YouTube's unedited auto-captions (timestamps in research/transcripts/2026-10-13-council-regular.txt); names and figures checked against the agenda where possible. Voice votes are recorded without tallies.
4.City Council Regular Meeting agenda packet, September 22, 2026 — City of Amarillo, Sep 18, 2026 · retrieved Oct 14, 2026primarySubject-authored363-page packet from the City's CivicClerk portal (event 2906); 'published' approximated as the Friday before the meeting. Transmittal memos for consent items 6.29 (boiler, p. 211) and 6.34 (aeration basins, pp. 219-220).