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Lubbock City Council approves the CRMWA II memorandum of understanding, 7-0
The Lubbock council approved Resolution No. 2026-R0364 authorizing the mayor to execute the MOU. An assistant city manager told the council the project would cost about $1.11 billion, with Lubbock's share about $414 million. The agenda summary lists fiscal impact as "None."[1][2][3]
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority (CRMWA)
What the sources say
- Pending
Member-by-member status of the CRMWA II MOU as of November 5, 2026. Approval recorded in the city's own minutes: Brownfield (March 5), Levelland (May 4), Borger (May 5), Pampa (May 11), Slaton (May 11), Amarillo (June 23), Tahoka (July 13), Lubbock (September 22). Approval reported by the local paper, minutes not found: Lamesa (May 19). On an agenda, outcome not found: Plainview (May 12). No record found: O'Donnell; no council agendas or minutes were found on its website. The MOU takes effect on the date of the last signature; no fully signed copy and no statement that all 11 have signed was located. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][2][12][13][14]
- ✓ Verified
The September 22, 2026 Lubbock minutes, as included in the November 3, 2026 packet, record Resolution No. 2026-R0364 approved 7-0. The agenda summary states the MOU "documents the intent of the member cities, but is subject to change based on the needs of each city" and lists fiscal impact as "None." [1][2]
- Ayes
- 7
- Noes
- 0
- ✓ Verified
Lubbock assistant city manager (uncorrected meeting captions): Estimate: in the meeting captions, Lubbock's assistant city manager put the total project at $1.11 billion and Lubbock's share at about $414 million, and said Lubbock has 37.67% of CRMWA's water supply. [3]
- Project cost
- $1,110,000,000
- Lubbock share
- $414,000,000
- Lubbock supply
- 37.67%