The Hewitt, Texas, City Council’s agenda for its Oct. 5 meeting included an item referencing a data-center project paired with contract language and a dollar figure of $52,000, according to the published agenda posted on the city’s CivicClerk portal.
The agenda item matters to residents because it ties municipal contract spending to a data-center-related development within city limits, according to the posted document. The published agenda does not specify the scope of work, the vendor, or the purpose of the contract beyond the data-center reference and the $52,000 figure.
- Meeting date: Oct. 5, 2026
- Governing body: Hewitt City Council
- Agenda item: Contract language linked to a data-center project
- Amount listed: $52,000
- Source: CivicClerk meeting agenda file
The agenda does not include a vote outcome, meeting minutes, or additional detail on the contract’s terms. According to the published record, the item was placed before the council for consideration at the Oct. 5 meeting.
Residents seeking further detail can review the full agenda and any subsequently posted minutes through the city of Hewitt’s CivicClerk portal. Those with questions about the item can contact the Hewitt City Secretary’s office or attend upcoming City Council meetings, where agendas and supporting documents are posted in advance of each session.
Official source: the published record