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Thursday, June 4, 2026 at 9:25 AM

Council considers new city hall

Council considers new city hall
Jason Rodriguez gives the Pilot Point City Council a look at the process he and the rest of his team at LJA will undergo to enact a Vision Zero Safety Action Plan in the town, which will seek to not only make the roads safter but help secure funding for infrastructure upgrades via grant funding. Basil Gist/The Post-Signal

The city staff at Pilot Point asked the City Council to shift gears regarding the old police building on the corner of Jefferson and Main during the council meeting on June 26.

City Manager Britt Lusk led the conversation, a discussion item seeking council direction, regarding not only the police building but City Hall as a whole.

“We thought it would be better if we looked at a bigger picture and what the future of Pilot Point’s needs will really be when it comes to a city hall,” Lusk said. “At this time, the direction we’re seeking is we would like to engage Conquest in tearing down that building and creating a pocket park on the Square on a temporary basis and going out to do a redesign for an entire city hall including this building we’re in now.”

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