The Montgomery City Council convened on July 22, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including the approval of minutes from previous meetings, a special use permit for Texas First Bank, and amendments to the city’s policies and procedures manual.

The meeting began with the council approving the consent agenda, which included the minutes from the May 27 and June 9 meetings, as well as the acceptance of excess collections for the 2024 debt service. The motion to accept the consent agenda was unanimously approved.

A public hearing was held regarding a request from Texas First Bank for a special use permit to establish a financial institution with two drive-through lanes and a dedicated lane for an ATM at 19940 Eva Street. No public comments were made, and the council subsequently approved the permit without opposition.

The council also considered amendments to the city’s policies and procedures manual, specifically regarding attendance and leave policies. Both amendments were approved, ensuring that the city’s regulations remain current and effective.

In a notable initiative, the council discussed a project to produce promotional video material for the city, which will be created by Pioneer Production Services LLC. The project, costing $29,300, aims to enhance the city’s visibility through professional marketing efforts. The council approved the first reading of this resolution, marking a significant step in promoting Montgomery.

Additionally, the council addressed the purchase of a 0.2458-acre parcel of land for future development, which was also approved. This acquisition is part of ongoing efforts to support economic growth in the area.

Lastly, the council initiated a resolution to support Central Texas flood victims through a community solidarity initiative, which includes distributing green ribbons to symbolize support for affected areas.

The meeting concluded with a discussion on updating impact fees related to water and wastewater improvements, reflecting the city’s growth and development needs. A public hearing on this matter is scheduled for August 26, 2025.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's commitment to community development, economic growth, and support for residents in need.