The Weatherford City Council held a regular session meeting on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 6:00 PM in City Council Chambers. All council members were present. The meeting included presentations, public comments, adoption of ordinances, and purchase approvals. Notable actions included adoption of reduced roadway impact fees, purchase of four truck-mounted attenuator vehicles, and approval of the city's votes for the Parker County Appraisal District Board.
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for being here this evening. Before I call the meeting to order, I'm going to invite Tim Rose up with first priority to lead us in our invocation. Thank you for being here, Tim. Thank you. Let's pray. Father God, we thank you so much for this day. Yeah, we're grateful that the sun rose and it went down, even if it went down earlier than we wanted it to. Uh, but we're grateful. We're grateful for this time of year where we get to be thankful. We get to reflect on all that you've done. And that God, that then we move into a time where we get to celebrate your birth. Uh Lord, I pray that as we go into the season, this this time is fun for many, but unfortunately hard for others. I pray for comfort uh for those families who are hurting, for those who are missing loved ones this time of year. Um, God and I I pray that you would just be the author of comfort and peace that you are. Um God, I'm grateful that we get to come here. We get to discuss things of our city. Uh Lord, I pray for wisdom as uh all of these in front of me lead. Uh and God, I pray that you would just allow uh us to be more and more flourishing and that we would become more and more like you. God, I'm grateful for the wonderful movement that we're getting to see right now on Weatherford High School's campus. Um, God, that we got to see last week 45 teenagers share their faith for the first time. God, we're grateful for that. I'm grateful for all the many things that our city brings. Um, and God, I just pray now over this time of meeting that again you would be an author of peace. Uh that there would be no discord, but instead that uh decisions would be made all in accordance to your will and into your word. Uh God, we love you so much, and we thank you most of all that we can celebrate your son Jesus, that he came, lived on the earth, died on a cross, and did not remain on the cross and did not remain in the grave, but instead is risen king, and that we can worship him in all ways every day of our life. Lord, we pray this all in his name. Amen. Thank you, Tim. Have a good evening, sir. It is uh 6.02 p.m. at this time. I'll call the big order and announce that we'd have a quorum present. All council members are in attendance this evening. Item three on the agenda is pledges of allegiance to the United States and Texas flags be led by Councilmember Matt Tiskus. All right, please join me. We pledge to the flag in the United States. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the remote for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. Now the Texas flag. Honor the Texas flag. I pledge allegiance to the Texas. One state under God, one and indivisible. Thank you for that, Matt. Item four on the agenda is items of community interest. Aaron Spicer, welcome. Good evening, Mayor and Council. Just a quick few highlights from around town, because it's officially that time of the year when we light the Christmas tree, but also the mosquito repellent candle at the same time. But no matter what the thermometer says, the holiday season has arrived, and Weatherford is ready to celebrate. The Weatherford Chamber of Commerce just brought home the gold for best event in Texas from the Texas Festivals and Event Association.