Conroe City Council is set to meet March 12, to discuss possible leadership changes at City Hall and to vote on whether to allow a trap-neuter-release program for feral cats within city limits.
The gist
Council is slated to consider accepting the resignation of City Attorney Michael Garner and the retirement of Norman McGuire, assistant city administrator and director of public works, effective March 27, according to the agenda.
In a separate item tied to executive session, the council could take action to end the executive employment contracts of City Administrator Gary Scott; Nancy Mikeska, deputy city administrator and community development director; McGuire and Human Resources Director Andre Houser, along with possible contractual payments.
Salary information from the city shows Scott’s 2023 salary at $261,000, while Mikeska and McGuire each earned $209,997 in 2023.
Garner was appointed city attorney in January 2025 after serving as interim city attorney since May 2023, as previously reported by Community Impact.
Also on the agenda
Council will again consider an ordinance amendment that would permit a trap-neuter-release, or TNR, program in Conroe.
The item returns after council paused the proposal in late February for more review. At that meeting, council members raised questions about enforcement, public safety and how a managed colony system would operate.
Scott was expected to review the proposal’s legal, operational and policy implications before it returned to the agenda.
Council will also discuss the future of the Kiwanis Christmas Parade and consider the purchase of an adoption trailer for the Conroe Animal Shelter using donated funds.
Stay tuned
The meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. March 12 at Conroe City Hall, located at 300 W. Davis St., Conroe.