The June City Council meeting for Seymour, Texas, took place on June 19, 2025, at 7 PM at the Seymour City Hall. The meeting commenced with a call to order and the pledge of allegiance, followed by a prayer led by the mayor. The council confirmed a quorum was present, allowing the meeting to proceed.

During the meeting, the mayor made several announcements, including the upcoming rodeo event scheduled for July 11 and 12, which is expected to attract significant attendance. The mayor also encouraged public participation in the budget planning process for the next fiscal year, inviting citizens to share their ideas and concerns.

The council reviewed the rules for public comments, allowing citizens to speak for three minutes on agenda items or other concerns. The mayor emphasized the importance of these comments in addressing community issues.

A highlight of the meeting was the recognition of Jackson Carrington, who received the Lifeguard Excellence Award for his outstanding service at the city pool. Dr. Brazier praised Carrington's dedication and leadership among his peers.

The council then moved to citizen comments, where Nancy Townley expressed her interest in filling a vacant council position. Townley shared her extensive background in healthcare administration and her commitment to contributing positively to the city. After a brief discussion, the council unanimously voted to appoint Townley to the council, with the mayor administering the oath of office.

The meeting concluded with the swearing-in of Townley, marking a significant step in her involvement with the city council. The council's next steps include further discussions on upcoming agenda items and continued community engagement.