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Oct 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Corinth City Council Workshop Session
The Council discussed the regulation of handbill distribution on residential properties, specifically evaluating the feasibility of updating the city's solicitors ordinance. The council reviewed the approach taken by another municipality to mitigate littering while ensuring compliance with First Amendment protections. Additionally, the meeting included a review of items scheduled for the upcoming regular session agenda and a brief executive session regarding economic development.
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The City Council held a regular session that featured a proclamation for Community Planning Month and public comments concerning park infrastructure and safety. An executive session was convened to discuss real estate and personnel matters. The Council approved an ordinance amending the unified development code to provide specific zoning regulations for retail smoke, tobacco, and vape stores. Furthermore, the Council addressed ordinances to incorporate the community park master plan into the comprehensive plan and considered an amendment to the comprehensive plan's land use strategy map.
Sep 21, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Corinth City Council Special Session
The City Council held a special session to discuss and act on several financial matters. Key actions included a public hearing on the proposed tax rate, followed by the formal adoption of the city budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The council also levied and adopted the tax rate, approved the tax rolls and collection rate, ratified the property tax increase, and passed a resolution approving an employee compensation plan covering various city departments.
Sep 17, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Corinth City Council Regular Session
The Council held a public hearing on the proposed tax rate, discussed the city budget, including revenue and expenditure allocations across various departments such as public safety and utility funds. The Council approved an ordinance to adjust administrative fees for property mowing violations, adopted a new code of ethics, authorized an agreement with the Lake Dallas Chamber of Commerce for hotel tax revenue usage for the annual bike rally, and renewed a five-year lease agreement with the City of Lake Dallas for fire department station operations. Finally, the Council reviewed a proposal for a 10-year consolidated contract with Axon Enterprises for body, taser, and fleet camera systems, including translation services and technology upgrades.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
