The El Campo City Council convened for a regular meeting, marking the attendance of all members except Councilman Coblenz. The session began with the Pledge of Allegiance and a prayer emphasizing community service and dignity for all individuals.

The council proceeded to hold two public hearings. The first addressed a proposed utility rate increase, mandated by the city charter, which was opened and closed without any public discussion. The second hearing focused on the fiscal year 2025 budget for the City of El Campo, which also saw no public attendance or comments.

During the public comments segment, resident Charles Rodehammel raised concerns regarding the city's handling of post-hurricane debris removal and the ongoing fiber optic installation. He expressed gratitude for the city's efforts in debris collection but criticized the contractors for damaging his property and disrupting gas lines during their work.

The meeting concluded without further discussion or action on the raised issues, highlighting ongoing community concerns regarding infrastructure projects and their impact on residents.