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Brownsville at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 4 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
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What's hot right now· 4
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Recent decisions· 4
Rezone and Planned Development for Villa Nueva Subdivision
Approved 7–0City CommissionOct 20Traffic Signal Improvements Contract with Levy Company
Approved 7–0City CommissionOct 20Consideration and ACTION to authorize a contract with CivicPlus, LLC in the amount of $345,556.93, under TIPS Contract #220105, for a five-year term, for Agenda and Meeting Management, CivicPlus Media, and DocAccess services as budget.
Approved 7–0City CommissionOct 20Consideration and ACTION to approve a renewal of the Interlocal Agreement to continue public transportation to service-limited areas in Cameron County between the City of Brownsville and Cameron County to contribute $89,538.00, as budgeted.
Approved 7–0City CommissionOct 20
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What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT28General
General - Oct 28, 2026
- OCT28Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Committee
Brownsville bike committee to get project updates and check on Bicycle Friendly Communities application
- OCT27Airport Board
Airport Board to review operations and executive reports at upcoming meeting
- OCT27Special Needs Advisory Board
Brownsville's Special Needs Advisory Board met to hear department updates and pick a new vice president
- OCT22ONE CITY Committee
ONE City Committee Scheduled to Meet on Fair Practices and Future Agenda Items
- OCT21Airport Board
Airport Board - Oct 21, 2026
Frequently asked about Brownsville
When does the Brownsville City Commission meet?
The Brownsville City Commission holds regular meetings on the first and third Tuesday at 5:00 PM CT at City Hall Commission Chambers.
Where can I find Brownsville meeting agendas?
You can find meeting agendas on the official city website at brownsvilletx.gov and through OpenTexas meeting pages.
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