Eugene Escobar Jr.
Mayor
upcoming Monday, April 13, 2026
Princeton City Council Meeting Tracker: April 13, 2026
The April 13 agenda combines three policy-heavy work session discussions with several consequential infrastructure and PID financing items in the regular meeting.
Work session 6:00 PM
Regular meeting 6:30 PM Princeton Municipal Center, Council Chambers
Attendance Tracker
Who was there?
Place 4 is vacant as of now and for this meeting ahead of the May 2, 2026 special election. Attendance will update after roll call.
Terrance Johnson
Place 1
Cristina Todd
Place 2
Bryan Washington
Place 3
Vacant
Place 4
Steve Deffibaugh
Place 5
Ben Long
Place 6
Carolyn David-Graves
Place 7
Closed Session Topics
Executive session deserves attention here
The closed-session portion touches litigation, security matters, and personnel topics. Those conversations happen outside public view, so even when no open vote immediately follows, this is one of the most important parts of the agenda to keep an eye on.
- Consultation with the city attorney regarding pending or contemplated litigation, settlement offers, or legal conflicts tied to agenda matters.
- Sicily Laguna Azure, LLC v. City of Princeton, Texas et al.
- North Collin Special Utility District v. City of Princeton, Texas.
- Security devices or security audits.
- Personnel matters involving the City Attorney, Interim City Attorney, and City Council P&Z Liaison.
Full Agenda Tracker
Every substantive item on this agenda
Open any item for the deeper explainer and vote or status view.
Work Session
These items are scheduled during the 6:00 PM pre-council work session and are mainly for discussion and direction-setting.
C1 high Discussion
2026-076 · Discussion regarding proposed enhancements to the current City of Princeton Sex Offender Ordinance
Council is set to discuss possible changes to Princeton’s sex offender ordinance, but the posted agenda does not include the amendment language yet.
No final vote is scheduled on this agenda item. Open item →
C2 medium Discussion
2026-081 · Discussion regarding creation of historical preservation committee
Council will discuss whether Princeton should create a historical preservation committee.
No final vote is scheduled on this agenda item. Open item →
C3 high Discussion
2026-082 · Discussion regarding short-term rentals
Council is opening a policy discussion on short-term rentals such as Airbnb-style properties.
No final vote is scheduled on this agenda item. Open item →
Consent Agenda
These items are usually voted on together unless a councilmember pulls one out for separate discussion.
G1 medium Vote pending
2026-04-13-R01 · Resolution authorizing the purchase of a 10ft bed, 6 cubic yard dump truck from Custom Truck One Source, Inc. for $92,440.00
Council is set to consider a $92,440 purchase for a new city dump truck.
Vote pending. Open item →
G2 low Vote pending
2026-073 · Approval of March 23, 2026 City Council regular meeting minutes
Council is being asked to approve the official written minutes from the March 23 meeting.
Vote pending. Open item →
G3 medium Vote pending
2026-04-13-R04 · Resolution to remove 3303 Rooster Lane, a 2.25-acre tract, from the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction
Council is considering removing a 2.25-acre tract at 3303 Rooster Lane from Princeton’s ETJ.
Vote pending. Open item →
Ceremonial Items
These items recognize people, organizations, or causes rather than changing city policy.
H1 low Ceremonial
2026-077 · Presentation and recognition of commendation to the Princeton Community Development Corporation
Council will recognize the Princeton Community Development Corporation with a commendation.
This is a recognition item rather than a policy vote. Open item →
H2 low Ceremonial
2026-078 · Presentation and recognition of officers receiving their RISE awards
Council will recognize officers receiving RISE awards.
This is a recognition item rather than a policy vote. Open item →
H3 low Ceremonial
2026-075 · Proclamation honoring Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month for April 2026
Council will issue a proclamation for Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.
This is a proclamation item rather than a policy vote. Open item →
Public Hearing
This hearing creates the public-input record before related financing ordinances come up later in the meeting.
Regular Agenda
These are the main action items where council is expected to vote individually.
L1 high Vote pending
2026-080 · Acceptance of the 6th Street Lift Station and associated public improvements
Council is being asked to accept the 6th Street Lift Station and related public improvements into the city system.
Vote pending. Open item →
L2 high Vote pending
2026-04-13-R03 · Resolution authorizing on-call professional service contracts to support public works projects through September 30, 2028, with up to two one-year renewals
Council is considering multi-year on-call professional service contracts for public works support.
Vote pending. Open item →
L3 high Vote pending
ORD-2026-04-13 · Ordinance levying assessments for Whitewing Trails PID No. 2 Improvement Area 3C
Council is set to consider an ordinance that would levy assessments in Whitewing Trails PID No. 2 Improvement Area 3C.
Vote pending. Open item →
L4 high Vote pending
ORD-2026-04-13-01 · Ordinance authorizing special assessment revenue bonds for Whitewing Trails PID No. 2 Improvement Areas 3A-3C
Council is considering special assessment revenue bonds tied to Whitewing Trails PID improvements across Areas 3A through 3C.
Vote pending. Open item →
L5 low Procedural
2026-074 · Consider approving requests for items to be placed on a future agenda and not for discussion
Council may approve requests to place items on a future agenda, but the agenda notes these requests are not for discussion tonight.
Procedural action pending. Open item →
Source Notes
- Tracker details are based on the official posted agenda and the attached April 13 agenda PDF.
- Item explainers are our plain-English read of the agenda language. Some support documents were referenced in the agenda but were not included in the attached PDF, so a few explanations are necessarily directional rather than memo-level specific.
- Attendance and vote trackers will stay marked as upcoming until the meeting, minutes, or video confirm what happened.