The Conroe City Council meeting held on July 24, 2025, covered several significant topics, including legal consultations, development approvals, and infrastructure projects.

The meeting began with a closed executive session to discuss legal advice regarding the Conroe Convention Center and hotel project. Following this session, the council reconvened to address various agenda items.

One of the key discussions involved the establishment of a city council-appointed charter review commission. However, the motion to create this commission did not pass due to a lack of support.

The council also considered appeals related to a temporary moratorium on development. After deliberation, the council voted to deny the appeal, aligning with staff recommendations.

In terms of infrastructure, the council approved several resolutions related to traffic signal projects at various intersections, including SH 105 and Sixth Street, as well as SH 75 and FM 2854. These projects were previously discussed in workshops and received unanimous support from council members.

Additionally, the council consented to the addition of new territories within the boundaries of Montgomery County municipal utility districts, which included approximately 32.36 acres and 7.081 acres in separate resolutions.

The meeting concluded with discussions on the approval of a comprehensive financial management policy, which encompasses various operational guidelines for the city.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the council's ongoing efforts to manage development, improve infrastructure, and establish sound financial practices in Conroe.