The Leander City Council convened for its regular meeting on October 2, 2025, at 7:00 PM, following a brief workshop earlier in the evening. Mayor Christine Delisle led the meeting, which began with an invocation by Wendell Holmes from New Birth Community Baptist Church, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.

The council confirmed a quorum with all members present, allowing them to proceed with the agenda. The first item of business was a meet and greet with applicants for various boards and commissions, which took place during the earlier workshop.

During the public comment segment, several residents addressed the council. Vedant Garg invited council members to the upcoming Leander Diwali Festival, emphasizing its celebration of unity and diversity. David Stating from the VFW updated the council on their activities, including the start of their pumpkin patch fundraiser, and expressed gratitude for the city's support. Mike Sanders discussed the upcoming election, highlighting early voting details and his support for specific constitutional amendments and candidates. Sheetal Gampuar raised concerns about traffic safety at the intersection of Gabriel's Horn and Ronald Reagan, requesting temporary traffic signals to prevent accidents.

The council then moved to recognitions and proclamations. Former council member Catherine Pantellian Parker was acknowledged, and the Development Services team received accolades for their achievements. Michael Chanowski announced that the city had won a silver award in urban design for the Old Town Master Plan, while Carina Castillo shared that they also received the Planning Excellence Award for 2025. Mayor Delisle proclaimed October as National Community Planning Month, recognizing the importance of community planning in managing change and enhancing quality of life.

The meeting concluded with a celebration of the awards received by the planning department, underscoring the city's commitment to effective urban development and community engagement. The council's next steps include addressing the public's concerns and continuing to foster community involvement in local governance.