The Seagoville City Council’s June 22 meeting agenda focused on the Place 1 runoff election, Police Department compensation, a proposed Motorola Solutions technology upgrade and the selection of the city’s mayor pro tem for the 2026–27 term.
The regular meeting was scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at Seagoville City Hall, 702 North Highway 175. The agenda identified Dennis K. Childress as mayor, Harold Magill as mayor pro tem and Carey D. Neal Jr. as city manager.
Runoff election results scheduled for certification
Council members were scheduled to consider a resolution canvassing and formally declaring the results of the June 13 runoff election for Council Place 1.
The agenda also called for the winning candidate to receive the certificate of election and take the oath of office. The election resolution was presented in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
Mayor pro tem selection included
Following the election-related proceedings, the council was scheduled to select a mayor pro tem for the 2026–27 term.
The mayor pro tem serves in a leadership role on the council and may perform mayoral duties when the mayor is unavailable. The agenda did not identify a nominee before the meeting.
Police Department compensation reviewed
The council was also scheduled to discuss and review compensation for the Seagoville Police Department.
The published agenda did not include a proposed salary schedule, compensation amount or specific pay adjustment. It listed the matter as a discussion and review item, meaning any details or direction would be presented during the meeting.
Motorola Solutions upgrade considered
Another major item involved a proposed platform migration and system upgrade agreement with Motorola Solutions.
The resolution would authorize the city manager to enter into the agreement and approve its terms and conditions. The agenda did not state the project’s cost, implementation schedule or the specific equipment and services included in the proposed upgrade.
Water-line easement matter presented
Council members were scheduled to consider releasing the city’s interest in a 5,134-square-foot public water-line easement within the John D. Merchant Survey.
The proposal included documents involving the abandonment of a 15-foot water easement and its relocation. The resolution would authorize the city manager to execute the documents needed to complete the process.
Surplus city property addressed
The consent agenda included a resolution declaring certain city property surplus and authorizing the city manager to sell, trade or dispose of it through the process established in Seagoville’s ordinances.
Council members were also scheduled to consider approval of the minutes from the June 8 City Council meeting.
Future meetings listed
The agenda identified July 13 as the next regular City Council meeting date. A budget workshop was also scheduled for July 27.
The document is a meeting agenda and does not record final votes, council discussion or the outcome of the listed proposals.
