The Forney City Council meeting on July 15, 2025, focused on critical infrastructure projects and financial planning for capital improvements. Council members discussed two major projects that are currently underway, which are expected to require approximately $3 million in funding. The first project is located near Mulberry Park, estimated at around $1 million, while the second project, close to the new school, is projected to cost about $2 million.

During the meeting, the council also reviewed a financial agreement related to a master plan and rate study, totaling $95,500. This amount includes $48,000 for the master plan, $37,500 for the rate study, and an additional $10,000 for implementation assistance. The council noted that these costs are consistent with similar studies conducted in other municipalities.

Additionally, the council addressed minor errors in the documentation, including a correction of the city name from Whitesboro to Forney and adjustments to the total cost figures. These corrections were acknowledged and updated in the official records.

After discussing the agenda items, the council moved to approve the financial agreement, which passed unanimously. The meeting concluded with plans to make the presentation available on the city’s website for public access.