At-a-glance: key votes and actions from Weatherford utility board, Aug. 27, 2026
August 27, 2026 | Weatherford, Parker County, Texas
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Summary of formal actions taken during the Weatherford Municipal Utility Board meeting on Aug. 27, 2026.
Actions recorded on the meeting record include: approval of the minutes from the July 30, 2026 meeting; confirmation of a slate of appointments naming Zach Smith as vice chair, Kevin Cleveland to the risk management committee and Tom Novak to the audit committee; and a vote to forward a recommendation to City Council to join the Parker County Public Utility Agency and authorize the city manager to execute the initial funding agreement. The PUA recommendation includes an annual Weatherford contribution of $50,000 under the draft funding agreement and will go to the council for final action.
Several other agenda items were informational: staff presented the FY27 proposed utility budget and a wastewater project update, and staff reported on drought conditions and operational pumping plans. No executive-session actions were taken in open session upon return.
Actions recorded on the meeting record include: approval of the minutes from the July 30, 2026 meeting; confirmation of a slate of appointments naming Zach Smith as vice chair, Kevin Cleveland to the risk management committee and Tom Novak to the audit committee; and a vote to forward a recommendation to City Council to join the Parker County Public Utility Agency and authorize the city manager to execute the initial funding agreement. The PUA recommendation includes an annual Weatherford contribution of $50,000 under the draft funding agreement and will go to the council for final action.
Several other agenda items were informational: staff presented the FY27 proposed utility budget and a wastewater project update, and staff reported on drought conditions and operational pumping plans. No executive-session actions were taken in open session upon return.
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