Council approves Approval of July 28, 2026, Minutes

Approval of July 28, 2026, Minutes

6 yes, 0 no

Duncanville Fieldhouse Mural Recommendation

6 yes, 0 no

Revision to Arts Funding Policy & Grant Guidelines

6 yes, 0 no

Approval of July 27, 2026 Meeting Minutes

0 yes, 0 no

Approval of Amended Incentive Agreement for Hajoca Corporation (Moore Supply Co.)

7 yes, 0 no

Approval of Redemption of Partnership Interest Agreement (Main Station Duncanville, Ltd.)

7 yes, 0 no

Duncanville Fieldhouse Mural

1700 S. Main Street

A mural design for the exterior of the Duncanville Fieldhouse featuring various sports figures.

approved (6-0) · still approved

Moore Supply Co. Incentive Agreement Amendment

639 E. Hwy 67, Duncanville, Texas

An amendment to an existing economic development agreement to increase the grant amount due to higher-than-expected private investment.

still pending

Moore Supply Co. Expansion

639 E. Hwy 67, Duncanville, TX

Amendment to an existing economic development incentive agreement to increase the grant ceiling due to expanded project scope.

approved (7-0) · still approved

economic development grants

The city is considering requiring artists to submit sketches of their work before they get grant money. This helps the city know exactly what they are paying for.

What it means: The city and taxpayers, as they will have more oversight on public art projects.

Raised 2 times this week

BloomFest Event Planning

The city is rebranding its cultural festival to be more inclusive and to attract more visitors to Duncanville.

What it means: Local residents and businesses benefit from increased community engagement and visitor traffic.

government oversight

The committee is working to update its outdated policy manual to ensure it matches how the city currently handles finances. This will help keep the committee's work transparent and organized.

What it means: City staff and committee members will benefit from having clear, updated guidelines.

Library Programming and Outreach

The Commission is looking at changing the rules so the Poet Laureate can serve longer than one year, which helps with grant funding and long-term projects.

What it means: The Poet Laureate and the local arts community.