Bosque County public meetings in 2021

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet in a special session to conduct an executive session regarding personnel matters. The body will then discuss and take action based on that executive session.

• Executive session regarding personnel matters under Government Code 551.074

The Bosque County Commissioners Court held a special session on Dec. 30, 2021. After an executive session on personnel matters, the court voted unanimously to take no action on the item at that time. The court then adjourned. No substantive decisions were made.

• Took no action on personnel matter discussed in executive session (unanimous)
• Adjourned special session (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and open bids for the American Rescue Plan. The body will also consider a vehicle purchase for Precinct 2 and an interlocal agreement with Brad Nickels.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Bids for American Rescue Plan
• Precinct 2 purchase of a used day cab semi truck
• Interlocal agreement between Precinct 2 and Brad Nickels
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days, approved payment of county and precinct claims, and approved several administrative items including a corrected resale deed, a benefits pool board nominee, and a used day cab semi truck purchase for Precinct 2. Bids for American Rescue Plan services were received, with one bid returned unopened for missing the deadline.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Approved corrected resale deed (all approved)
• Accepted nominee for TAC Health and Employee Benefits Pool Board ballot (all approved)
• Approved purchase of used day cab semi truck for Precinct 2 pending bid process (all approved)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Brad Nickles for Precinct 2 pending his signature (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The court will discuss several administrative items including a local disaster declaration and county cell phone policy. Action is requested regarding inmate housing agreements, firearm possession orders, and building renovations.

• COVID-19 local disaster declaration discussion
• Interlocal cooperation agreement for housing inmates with Coryell County
• Repeal of 1995 order prohibiting firearms in county buildings
• Unifirst uniform contract with Precinct 3
• Bids and renovation requests for Hill Street building

The court approved an order repealing the 1995 prohibition on carrying firearms in county buildings, and extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days. It also approved an interlocal agreement with Coryell County for housing inmates, and authorized advertising for bids on Hill Street Building renovations, split into necessity and optional work. All votes were unanimous.

• Repealed 1995 order prohibiting firearms in county buildings (all approved)
• Extended COVID-19 local disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Coryell County for housing inmates (all approved)
• Approved advertising for bids on Hill Street Building renovations, divided into necessity and optional work (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Approved line item transfers (all approved)
• Approved 2022 regular term meeting schedule and amended holiday schedule (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the regulation of fireworks in unincorporated areas. The body will also consider a lease addendum for a communication tower and the renovation of the Hill Street building.

• Adoption of an order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas
• Renovation of Hill Street building
• Lease agreement addendum for communication tower with James Greenwade
• UniFirst uniform contract with Precinct 1
• Bids for fuel

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for an additional seven days, approved routine payments and reports, and accepted a lease addendum for a communication tower. No action was taken on fireworks regulation or the Hill Street building renovation, and no bids were received for fuel.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Received and filed November 2021 monthly reports from county officials (all approved)
• Received and filed line item transfers (all approved)
• Approved lease addendum with James Greenwade for $200/month (all approved)
• Accepted Unifirst uniform contract for Precinct 1 (all approved)
• Approved return of loaned truck from Precinct 1 to Maintenance (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider the renovation of the Hill Street building and the adoption of an order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas. The body will also review a communication tower lease addendum and a uniform contract for Precinct 1.

• Discussion and action regarding renovation of Hill Street building
• Adoption of an order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas
• Lease agreement addendum for communication tower between Bosque County and James Greenwade
• UniFirst uniform contract with Precinct 1
• Opening of bids for fuel

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the renovation of the Hill Street building. The body is also reviewing several vehicle purchases and encroachment permits.

• Bids for Sheriff's Office pick-up
• Encroachment permit applications from Cedar Shores Water Corp on CR 1524 and CR 1501
• Purchase of a dump truck for Precinct 4 and a 2007 pick-up for Maintenance Department
• Renewal of agreement with Heart of Texas Council of Governments for juvenile probation mental health services
• Renovation of Hill Street building

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration by seven days and awarded the sheriff's office pickup bid to Jeff England Motor Company. They also approved payments, encroachment permits for Cedar Shores Water Corp, a dump truck purchase for Precinct 4, surplus of a 2004 Chevy, purchase of a 2007 pickup for Maintenance (pending available finances), the Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan, renewal of a mental health counseling agreement, and adopted 2022 county holidays. Two commissioners were absent, and the Hill Street building renovation was postponed until all commissioners were present.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration by 7 days (all approved)
• Awarded sheriff's office pickup bid to Jeff England Motor Company (all approved)
• Approved encroachment permits for Cedar Shores Water Corp on CR 1524 and CR 1501 (all approved)
• Approved purchase of dump truck for Precinct 4 (all approved)
• Approved surplus of Maintenance Department 2004 Chevy pickup (all approved)
• Approved purchase of 2007 pickup for Maintenance, pending available finances (all approved)
• Approved Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control Plan (all approved)
• Adopted 2022 county holidays (option two) (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Bosque County Commissioners Court will discuss a variance request for additional RV sites and the renewal of an inmate housing agreement with Hamilton County. The body will also address the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and an opioid settlement resolution.

• Variance request by Steve and Kathy Lightford/Clifton RV Park LLC for additional RV sites
• Renewal of interlocal agreement with Hamilton County for housing inmates
• Resolution regarding opioid settlement
• Participation in the Regional Heart of Texas Sexual Assault Response Team
• Action regarding COVID-19 declaration of local disaster

The Bosque County Commissioners Court unanimously approved all agenda items, including extending the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days, granting a variance to Clifton RV Park for 16 additional sites, renewing an inmate housing agreement with Hamilton County, and approving an opioid settlement resolution. The court also approved routine payments, a line item transfer, and comp time for a part-time elections worker.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Extended COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for seven days (unanimous)
• Approved line item transfer (unanimous)
• Approved comp time for part-time elections worker Crystal Denman (unanimous)
• Granted variance to Clifton RV Park for 16 additional RV sites with stipulations (unanimous)
• Approved renewal of Interlocal Agreement with Hamilton County for housing inmates (unanimous)
• Approved resolution to participate in Regional Heart of Texas Sexual Assault Response Team (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster issued by the County Judge. The body will also review payments for claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster discussion and action
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds
• Renewal of Ricoh copier agreement for Justice of the Peace 2 office
• Line item transfer

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for an additional seven days, as recommended by the county judge. The court also approved routine payments of claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds, a line item transfer, and renewal of a Ricoh copier agreement for the Justice of the Peace 2 office. All votes were unanimous, with Commissioner Ronny Liardon absent.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Approved line item transfer (unanimous)
• Approved renewal of Ricoh copier agreement for JP 2 office (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the issuance of requests for proposals for American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 services. The body will also canvass votes from the November 2, 2021 amendment election.

• Bids for Sheriff's Office 2011 Ford F150 4X4 truck
• Internet service providers for S Hill Street building
• RFPs for administrative and professional services for the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021
• Renewal of Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant Reception Center Agreement
• Canvassing of November 2, 2021 amendment election votes

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved all routine financial claims. It also approved internet service with Nextlink, issued RFPs/RFQs for ARPA administrative and professional services, accepted the Historical Collections Manager's resignation, renewed the Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant Reception Center agreement, and proceeded with office relocation plan two. No bids were received for the Sheriff's Office truck, and the court canvassed the November 2 amendment election votes.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds (all approved)
• Approved internet service with Nextlink for S Hill Street building (all approved)
• Authorized issuing RFPs for administrative services and RFQs for professional services for ARPA (all approved)
• Accepted Historical Collections Manager's resignation (all approved)
• Renewed Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant Reception Center Agreement (all approved)
• Proceeded with bid process and office relocation per plan two (all approved)
• Canvassed November 2, 2021 amendment election votes (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also consider bids for elevator repairs, internet services, and road materials.

• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Bid for repairs to the elevator at the Collections Building
• AT&T internet proposal for the S Hill St building
• Awarding contracts for road and base material and topping rock
• Casting of votes for Bosque County Appraisal District Directors for 2022-2023

The Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved all road and base material contracts, topping rock contracts, and an elevator repair bid. They also approved payments, received monthly reports, and made several equipment purchases. The AT&T proposal for Hill St was passed until next Monday.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved elevator repair bid with TKE (all approved)
• Approved all road and base material contracts (all approved)
• Approved all topping rock contracts (all approved)
• Approved purchase of steel wheel from Precinct 3 to Precinct 1 (all approved)
• Approved purchase of 2011 Ford F150 4X4 by Precinct 1 from Sheriff's Office (all approved)
• Approved casting votes for Appraisal District directors (all approved)
• Passed AT&T proposal for Hill St until next Monday

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and 2021 account reconciliation transfers. The body will also consider encroachment permits for water supply companies and open bids for road materials.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Encroachment permit for Cedar Shores Water Supply on CR 1524 and CR 1500
• Encroachment permit for Highland Park Water Supply Company at 369 CR 3570
• Nominations for Bosque County Appraisal District Directors (2022-2023 term)
• Bids for road and base material and topping rock

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days, approved multiple encroachment permits for water supply companies, and received bids for road materials. All votes were unanimous. No decisions were made on the bids; they were only opened and received.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Approved line item transfers (unanimous)
• Approved line item transfers for 2021 account reconciliation (unanimous)
• Appointed Michael Meyers, Joe Winters, Sidney Carlisle, Harold Leigh to Appraisal District Board (unanimous)
• Approved encroachment permit for Cedar Shores Water Supply on CR 1524 (unanimous)
• Approved encroachment permit for Cedar Shores Water Supply on CR 1500 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to decide on a local disaster declaration regarding COVID-19 and a redistricting resolution. The body will also consider several equipment purchases and a subdivision plat.

• Purchase of a Ford F150 truck for the Sheriff's Office
• Revised preliminary plat for Legends on the Brazos subdivision
• Encroachment permit applications from David Posten for CR 3570 and CR 1500
• Financing for a distributor truck and chip spreader for Road and Bridge
• Memorandum of Understanding for HHSC at 409 S Hill Street

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved several routine items, including a peace officer mental health leave policy, redistricting resolutions, a Ford F150 for the Sheriff's Office, an internet agreement for JP2, a revised preliminary plat for Legends on the Brazos Subdivision, an HHSC memorandum, window film for the County Judge's Office, and financing for road equipment. The encroachment permit applications for David Posten were tabled until next week. All votes were unanimous.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved Peace Officer Mental Health Leave Policy (all approved)
• Adopted Redistricting Resolution for Meridian and Clifton maps (all approved)
• Approved purchase of Ford F150 truck for Sheriff's Office (all approved)
• Approved Nextlink Internet Agreement for JP2 internet service (all approved)
• Approved revised preliminary plat for Legends on the Brazos Subdivision (all approved)
• Approved financing for Distributor Truck and Chip Spreader with Government Capital (all approved)
• Tabled encroachment permit applications from David Posten for CR 3570 and CR 1500

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on preliminary plats for two subdivisions and equipment quotes for Road and Bridge. The body will also address the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and approve claims, salaries, and wages.

• Preliminary plat for proposed Legends on the Brazos subdivision
• Preliminary plat for proposed Mountainview subdivision
• Proposal from Tyler Technologies for pilot image/data upload services
• Distributor truck quotes for Road and Bridge
• Chip spreader quotes for Road and Bridge

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved the preliminary plat for the Mountainview Subdivision. They also approved payments for county and precinct funds, a Tyler Technologies pilot image/data upload service, and purchases of a distributor truck and chip spreader pending financing. The Legends on the Brazos subdivision plat was tabled for further discussion with the County Attorney.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved preliminary plat for Mountainview Subdivision (all approved)
• Approved Tyler Technologies pilot image/data upload services (all approved)
• Approved purchase of distributor truck pending financing (all approved)
• Approved purchase of Bearcat Chip Spreader from Romco pending financing (all approved)
• Tabled Legends on the Brazos preliminary plat for further discussion
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action on the 2021 redistricting plan and a COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also review quotes for road and bridge equipment and electrical work at the Annex Building.

• Adoption of 2021 redistricting plan
• Variance request by Rusty Simmons for Mountainview Ranch subdivision
• Quotes for distributor truck and chip spreader for Road and Bridge
• Quotes for electrical work at the Annex Building
• Employee health insurance deductible reimbursement policy and procedure

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and adopted the 2021 redistricting plan. They also approved a variance for a drainage plan in the Mountainview Ranch Subdivision, an employee health insurance deductible reimbursement policy, and a renewal of the county cafeteria plan. Several routine items were approved, including paying claims and receiving monthly reports. The court took no action on quotes for a distributor truck and a chip spreader for road and bridge.

• Extended COVID-19 local disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Adopted 2021 redistricting plan (all approved)
• Approved variance for drainage plan in Mountainview Ranch Subdivision (all approved)
• Approved Employee Health Insurance Deductible Reimbursement Policy (all approved)
• Renewed Bosque County Cafeteria Plan with no changes (all approved)
• Approved User License Agreement for Online Vital Records request (all approved)
• Approved Kettler Kilowatt quote for electrical work at annex building (all approved)
• Took no action on distributor truck and chip spreader quotes for road and bridge (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a public meeting on a redistricting plan and consider tax abatement applications for solar projects. The body will also vote on various maintenance contracts and the renewal of a fire protection agreement.

• Tax abatement applications from Cypress Creek Renewables for Angus and Langer solar projects
• Road construction variance request by Alvin Childs for Legends on the Brazos subdivision
• Appointment of Donna Quarles to the Emergency Services District #1 Board
• Renewal of agreement with Bosque County Rural Firefighters Association
• Quotes for work at 407 Hill Street (Leon's Floor Covering) and Annex Building (Elite Electrical Contracting)

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and denied a road construction variance for the Legends on the Brazos subdivision. They also approved several routine items, including paying claims, appointing a board member, and renewing a fire protection agreement. Bids for road materials and topping rock were rejected and will be re-solicited, while asphaltic oil contracts were accepted.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Denied road construction variance for Legends on the Brazos (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Appointed Donna Quarles to Emergency Services District #1 Board (all approved)
• Renewed agreement with Bosque County Rural Firefighters Association (all approved)
• Approved Texas Indigent Defense Commission FY2022 grant request (all approved)
• Rejected bids for road/base materials and topping rock; accepted asphaltic oil contracts (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the purchase of real property. The body will also review bids for road materials and discuss several personnel and equipment appointments.

• Agreement with Allison, Bass & Magee, LLP for tax abatement consultation retainer
• Bids for road and base material, topping rock, and asphaltic oils
• Purchase of Etnyre distributor truck and CB radios for Road and Bridge
• Appointment of Emergency Management Coordinator as County Fire Marshall
• Interlocal agreement with Heart of Texas Council of Governments for 2022 emergency notification

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider a real property purchase and the status of the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also review bids for road materials and a tax abatement consultation agreement. Other items include personnel appointments and equipment purchases for road and bridge operations.

• Agreement with Allison, Bass & Magee, LLP for tax abatement consultation retainer
• Bids for road and base material, topping rock, and asphaltic oils
• Purchase of Etnyre distributor truck and CB radios for Road and Bridge
• Appointment of Emergency Management Coordinator as County Fire Marshall
• Purchase of real property for Bosque County

The Bosque County Commissioners Court approved extending the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and appointed Emergency Management Coordinator Kirk Turner to also serve as County Fire Marshal. The court also approved a tax abatement consultation retainer with Allison, Bass & Magee, LLP, adopted the Hazard Mitigation Plan, and approved the 2022 Emergency Notification Interlocal Agreement with Heart of Texas Council of Governments. Bids for road materials were opened but no awards were made, and the purchase of an Etnyre distributor truck was postponed for two weeks. The court approved the purchase of CB radios for Road and Bridge, a temporary part-time employee for Precinct 1, and the surplus of two hydraulic side mowers for Precinct 4. In executive session, the court approved the purchase of the building housing the District Attorney's office.

• Extended COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for 7 days (all approved)
• Appointed Kirk Turner as County Fire Marshal (all approved)
• Approved tax abatement consultation retainer with Allison, Bass & Magee, LLP (all approved)
• Adopted Bosque County Hazard Mitigation Plan (all approved)
• Approved 2022 Emergency Notification Interlocal Agreement with Heart of Texas COG (all approved)
• Approved purchase of CB radios for Road and Bridge (all approved)
• Approved temporary part-time employee for Precinct 1 (all approved)
• Approved surplus of two hydraulic side mowers for Precinct 4 (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting for a special session to address the county's tax rate. The body will hold a public hearing and then take a record vote to adopt the 2021 tax rate.

• Public hearing on proposed 2021 tax rate
• Action to adopt 2021 tax rate

The Commissioners Court held a public hearing on the proposed 2021 tax rate; no one appeared. The court unanimously adopted a combined maintenance and operations and debt service tax rate of $0.4628 per $100 of property valuation for tax year 2021 and fiscal year 2022.

• Adopted 2021 tax rate of $0.4628 per $100 valuation (unanimous)
• Set M&O rate at $0.4350 per $100
• Set debt service rate at $0.0278 per $100

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to adopt the 2021-2022 budget and discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also consider several contracts and resolutions related to county services and infrastructure.

• Adoption of 2021-2022 budget
• Bids for plumbing work in Annex Building
• Agreement with Boucher, Morgan and Young for outside auditor
• Resolution authorizing 2022 County Grant Program for senior services
• UniFirst uniform contract with Precinct 3

The Bosque County Commissioners Court unanimously adopted the 2021-2022 budget with a record vote. The court also extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved several routine items, including claims payments, a Texas A&M Agrilife memorandum of understanding, a senior services grant resolution, and a plumbing bid. Items on juror donations, a uniform contract, and a distributor truck were passed without action.

• Adopted 2021-2022 budget (unanimous record vote)
• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds (unanimous)
• Approved MOU with Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution for Senior Services Grant Program Year 2022 (unanimous)
• Approved comp time for Elections Administrator (25 hours) (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution for Election Workers (unanimous)
• Approved plumbing bid for Annex Building to Black Oak Plumbing (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to set a proposed tax rate and take a record vote. The body will also discuss a fire protection contract with the Bosque County Rural Firefighters Association and a feral hog abatement program.

• Setting proposed tax rate and taking record vote
• Contract for fire protection with Bosque County Rural Firefighters Association
• Purchase of Etnyre distributor truck for Precinct 3
• Feral hog abatement program
• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster

The Commissioners Court set the proposed tax rate at .462751 per $100 evaluation, with all members voting in favor. They also approved routine payments, extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration, and approved a fire protection contract. The court moved forward with planning a feral hog abatement program, now named 'Bounty on the Bosque', and continued negotiations for a new distributor truck.

• Set proposed tax rate at .462751 per $100 evaluation (5-0)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Extended COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for seven days (all approved)
• Approved contract for fire protection with Bosque County Rural Firefighters Association (all approved)
• Continued negotiations to purchase a distributor truck for Road and Bridge (all approved)
• Continued planning for Feral Hog Abatement Program, named 'Bounty on the Bosque' (all approved)
• Received and filed August 2021 monthly reports from District Clerk and JP 1 (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and a proclamation for Constitution Week. The body will also review a repair quote for courthouse air conditioning and an electricity contract for the Hill Street property.

• Public hearing regarding County Clerk records preservation and archive plan
• Discussion and action on air conditioner repair quote from Capstone Mechanical
• Discussion and action on TXU Energy Retail Company electricity contract for Hill Street property
• Approval of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a public meeting regarding the 2021-2022 proposed budget. The body will also discuss the purchase of property for county offices and the COVID-19 local disaster declaration.

• Public meeting regarding the Bosque County 2021-2022 proposed budget
• Discussion and action regarding purchase of property for county offices
• Setting Sheriff's and Constable's fees for 2022
• Placement of utility poles by United Cooperative Services on County Road 2700
• Agreement with Vista Solutions Group for elections

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved the purchase of property for county offices, contingent on inspections. The court also approved routine payments, line item transfers, a prostate cancer awareness proclamation, maintained sheriff's and constable's fees for 2022, and approved several other items. A contract with UniFirst uniform company was postponed until next week.

• Extended COVID-19 local disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved purchase of property for county offices, contingent on termite, HVAC, and roof inspections (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds (all approved)
• Approved line item transfers (all approved)
• Signed proclamation designating September as Prostate Cancer Awareness Month (all approved)
• Maintained Sheriff's and Constable's fees for 2022 (all approved)
• Approved moving forward on purchasing citizens band radios for road and bridge crews (all approved)
• Approved agreement with Vista Solutions Group for elections server transfer (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and election logistics. The body will also discuss the purchase of a water truck and the designation of an alternative courthouse. Personnel and property matters for county offices will be addressed in executive session.

• Purchase of a 2010 International 2,000 gallon water truck for Road and Bridge
• Designation of the Collections Building as an alternative courthouse from October 15 to November 5
• Order of election, appointment of election judges, and consolidation of polling locations
• Quote from Leon's for Bosque County Extension Office
• Historical Commission Grant for the courthouse

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days, approved the purchase of a 2010 International water truck for Road and Bridge, and designated the Collections Building as an alternative courthouse for October 15 through November 5. The court also ordered the November 2 election, approved election judge appointments and polling location consolidation, and authorized a flooring quote for the Extension Office. All votes were unanimous.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of 2010 International 2,000-gallon water truck (unanimous)
• Designated Collections Building as alternative courthouse Oct 15–Nov 5 (unanimous)
• Ordered November 2 election (unanimous)
• Approved election judge appointments (unanimous)
• Approved consolidation of polling locations (unanimous)
• Approved Leon's quote for Extension Office flooring (unanimous)
• Authorized proceeding with Historical Commission Grant for courthouse (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will decide on the status of the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also consider several service agreements and contracts for county operations.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Contract with Coyote Consulting, LLC for subdivisions
• Agreement with Allison, Bass & Magee, LLP for tax abatements
• Memorandums of Understanding for 409 Hill Street with HHSC/DSHS and MHMR
• Renewal of Local Health Authority contract

The Bosque County Commissioners Court voted to end its agreement with Wildlife Management Services and proceed with the Feral Hog Abatement Program, which requires a written plan. The court also extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days, approved contracts for subdivisions and health services, and renewed the local health authority contract. All votes were unanimous with one commissioner absent.

• Ended agreement with Wildlife Management Services for feral hog abatement (all approved)
• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved contract with Cayote Consulting LLC for subdivisions (all approved)
• Approved MOU with HHSC/DSHS for 409 Hill Street (all approved)
• Approved MOU with MHMR for 409 Hill Street (all approved)
• Renewed Local Health Authority contract with Dr. Blanton (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, wages against precinct funds (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to address the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and personnel matters. The body will also consider a water truck lease for Precinct 3 and donations for sheriff's office vests.

• Equipment lease for International 2,000 gallon water truck for PCT 3
• Acceptance of donations for Sheriff's Office vest replacement project
• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster issued by County Judge
• Operational budget workshop
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

The Bosque County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to extend the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for another seven days. The court also approved routine payments of claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds, and received monthly reports from county officials. A donation acceptance for the Sheriff's Office vest replacement project was tabled, and no action was taken on personnel matters after executive session.

• Extended COVID-19 local disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Received and filed July 2021 monthly reports from County Attorney, County Clerk, District Clerk, and JP 1 (unanimous)
• Tabled acceptance of donations for Sheriff's Office vest replacement project
• No action on personnel matters after executive session

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and an interlocal agreement with Lubbock County for a capital cases public defender program. The body will also hold an operational budget workshop and hear presentations on solar projects.

• Discussion and action on the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Presentation regarding Angus Solar and Langer Solar
• FY22-23 interlocal agreement with Lubbock County for Regional Public Defender for Capital Cases Program
• Request for County Feral Hog Grant
• Equipment lease on International 2,000 gallon water truck for Pct 3

The Bosque County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to extend the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for an additional seven days. They also approved routine payments, an interlocal agreement for capital-case public defense, a feral hog grant application, and several equipment and permit items. The court heard updates on solar projects and mental health services but took no action on those.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Approved FY22-23 interlocal agreement with Lubbock County for capital-case public defender program (unanimous)
• Approved moving forward with County Feral Hog Grant application (unanimous)
• Received and filed permit renewal for Charlie's Wrecker Service, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved surplus of shredder for Precinct 1 (unanimous)
• Approved rental agreement for water truck at $3,500/month (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss COVID-19 disaster declarations and sick leave policies. The agenda includes actions regarding an encroachment permit, easement closures, and personnel matters.

• Encroachment permit application from CS Water Corp on CR 1524 in Precinct 1
• Easement closure for Ronnie Hickerson and Mrs. Dieleo
• Temporary part-time employee for Precinct 1
• Designation of Arlene Sweeney to calculate tax rate
• Amended grant between Texas Department of Agriculture and Bosque County Senior Services

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days, approved payment of claims and salaries, and accepted an amended grant for Senior Services. They also approved an encroachment permit, an easement closure, a temporary part-time position, and designated the Tax Assessor Collector to calculate tax rates. The court held a budget workshop and approved an update to the COVID-19 sick leave policy.

• Extended COVID-19 local disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Approved encroachment permit for CS Water Corp on CR 1524 (all approved)
• Released easement closure for Ronnie Hickerson and Mrs. Delieo (all approved)
• Approved temporary part-time employee position for Precinct 1 (all approved)
• Designated Tax Assessor Collector to calculate tax rates (all approved)
• Approved amended grant from Texas Dept. of Agriculture for Senior Services (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and an interlocal agreement for E9-1-1 location information services. The body will also review county and precinct fund payments and equipment needs for Precinct 3.

• Interlocal agreement with Heart of Texas Council of Governments for E9-1-1 ALI maintenance (Sept 1, 2021 – Aug 31, 2023)
• COVID-19 local disaster declaration issued by County Judge
• Repairs for a 1985 distributor truck for Precinct 3
• Surplus of a 672G John Deere maintainer by Precinct 3
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

The Bosque County Commissioners Court approved routine payments, received reports, and extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for an additional seven days. They also approved an interlocal agreement for E9-1-1 services, surplused a 1985 distributor truck, and held a budget workshop. No substantive decisions were made on the surplus of a John Deere maintainer, as it was deferred to a future agenda.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Received and filed County Treasurer's Quarterly Investment Report (all approved)
• Extended COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Heart of Texas COG for E9-1-1 ALI maintenance (all approved)
• Surplused 1985 distributor truck for replacement (all approved)
• Received and filed June 2021 monthly reports from county officials (all approved)
• Deferred surplus of 672G John Deere maintainer to future agenda

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the local COVID-19 disaster declaration and quarantine policy. The body will also review a final plat for a subdivision and a proposal for 911 address sign fees.

• Final plat for Ranch on the Brazos subdivision in Precinct 3
• Request for exception to subdivision policy no replat rule
• Proposal for making 911 address signs and charging a fee for service
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
• Operational budget workshop

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider updates to the county subdivision policy and the Ranch on the Brazos subdivision preliminary plat. The body will also discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the proposed 2022 budget for the Central Appraisal District.

• Discussion and action on Bosque County subdivision policy update
• Discussion and action on Ranch on the Brazos subdivision preliminary plat
• Resolution regarding the proposed Bosque County Central Appraisal District 2022 budget
• Memorandums of Understanding with HHSC/DSHS and MHMR for 409 Hill Street
• Request for thermovision scopes from Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Services

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days, approved the Ranch on the Brazos Subdivision preliminary plat, and adopted a resolution to deny the proposed 2022 budget of the Central Appraisal District. They also approved routine payments, updated the subdivision policy, and received an order for a public hearing on the auditor's budget. Two memoranda of understanding were postponed to the next week, and no action was taken on personnel matters.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds.
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds.
• Extended the COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for seven days.
• Approved update to Bosque County Subdivision Policy (typographical fixes).
• Approved Ranch on the Brazos Subdivision preliminary plat.
• Adopted resolution to deny the proposed Bosque County Central Appraisal District 2022 budget.
• Received and filed order from 220th District Court setting public hearing for auditor's budget.
• Denied purchase of Thermovision Scopes from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Services.

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to decide on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and review various county contracts and permits. The body will also determine payments for claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Interruptible water availability between Brazos River Authority and Bosque County Precinct 1
• Auditor consultation contract
• Law Enforcement Support Office participation application update
• Encroachment permit application from Brent Winn on CR 1526

The Bosque County Commissioners Court unanimously approved paying claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds. They extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and accepted an interruptible water agreement with the Brazos River Authority for Precinct 1. The court also approved a $5,000 per month auditor consultation contract with Kent Reeves, an update to the Law Enforcement Support Office application, and an encroachment permit for Brent Winn on CR 1526. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all in favor)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all in favor)
• Extended the COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster (all in favor)
• Accepted the Interruptible Water Availability agreement with Brazos River Authority for Precinct 1 (all in favor)
• Approved auditor consultation contract with Kent Reeves at $5,000 per month (all in favor)
• Accepted update to Law Enforcement Support Office application (all in favor)
• Approved encroachment permit for Brent Winn on CR 1526 (all in favor)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster. The body will also review payments for claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds.

• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds
• Action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days, adopted the county investment policy, and rejected a subdivision item pending more information. It also accepted resignations from the collections manager and emergency management coordinator, and tabled the county auditor's bond.

• Extended the COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for seven days
• Adopted the Bosque County Investment Policy
• Rejected the Ranch on the Brazos Subdivision item until more information is provided
• Accepted resignations from Bill Calhoun and Chris Anderson, effective July 2, 2021
• Tabled the bond for County Auditor Darcie Ragsdale until next week
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider the proposed 2022 budget for the Bosque County Central Appraisal District. The body will also take action regarding the County Judge's COVID-19 declaration of local disaster. Other items include county fund payments and various service agreements.

• Proposed Bosque County Central Appraisal District 2022 budget
• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster issued by County Judge
• Ricoh contract for County Judge's office
• Interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 2 and the City of Iredell
• Tower use agreement between Bosque County and Waco Wifi

The Bosque County Commissioners Court extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days and approved routine payments, line item transfers, a Ricoh contract, an interlocal agreement with the City of Iredell, a tower use agreement with Waco WIFI, and a mass gatherings application process. The court tabled the proposed Central Appraisal District 2022 budget to review it further. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for 7 days (all approved)
• Approved claims, salaries, wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved claims, salaries, wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Approved line item transfers (all approved)
• Tabled Central Appraisal District 2022 budget for review (all approved)
• Approved Ricoh contract for County Judge's Office (all approved)
• Approved interlocal agreement with City of Iredell for Precinct 2 (all approved)
• Approved tower use agreement with Waco WIFI (all approved)

Commissioners Court

The court will meet to discuss COVID-19 disaster declarations and subdivision rules. The agenda also includes personnel reappointments and various monthly reports.

• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Discussion and action to approve reappointments to the Bosque County Historical Commission
• Designation of a County Commissioner to serve on the Courthouse Security Committee
• Discussion and action to adopt the Update D Subdivision Rules of Bosque County
• Discussion and action regarding surplus of Precinct 1 property/equipment

The Bosque County Commissioners Court unanimously approved routine payments, extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days, adopted updated subdivision rules, and approved reappointments to the Historical Commission. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Extended COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for seven days (unanimous)
• Approved line item transfers (unanimous)
• Approved reappointments to the Bosque County Historical Commission (unanimous)
• Designated Commissioner Liardon to Courthouse Security Committee (unanimous)
• Adopted updated Subdivision Rules of Bosque County (unanimous)
• Approved surplus of Precinct 1 property/equipment for sale (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and potentially act on a range of items, including the COVID-19 local disaster declaration, a fireworks regulation order for July 4th, and various contracts and agreements. The agenda includes routine approvals for claims and salaries, as well as specific actions on equipment, software, and intergovernmental agreements.

• COVID-19 local disaster declaration update and possible action
• Order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for July 4th
• Renewal of planned maintenance agreement with Capstone Mechanical
• Intergovernmental lease agreement amendment No. 2 with Dept. of Health and Human Services
• Sales quote from Tyler Technologies for accounts receivable software

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will review the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and potential fireworks regulations for unincorporated areas. The body will also consider several intergovernmental agreements and employee benefit plans.

• Order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for the July 4th season
• Renewal of planned maintenance agreement with Capstone Mechanical
• Intergovernmental lease agreement amendment No. 2 with Department of Health and Human Services
• Memorandum of Understanding with HHSC/DSHS for 409 Hill Street
• Sales quote from Tyler Technologies for accounts receivable module software

Commissioners Court

The court will discuss COVID-19 updates and the local disaster declaration issued by the County Judge. Additional items include a presentation regarding the Auditor's office and potential actions on election software and a culvert installation permit.

• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration
• Presentation by Janet Jackson regarding concerns with the Auditor's office
• Discussion and action regarding Election Systems & Software sales order agreement
• Discussion and action regarding Ronnie Horn's encroachment permit for culvert installation
• Approval of claims, salaries, and wages against County and Precinct funds

The Bosque County Commissioners Court approved routine payments, line item transfers, a sales order agreement for election software, an encroachment permit for a culvert installation, and a bond for the County Judge's Office. The court also extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for another seven days. A presentation by Janet Jackson raised concerns about the County Auditor's tenure and actions, with a report to be sent to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (unanimous)
• Extended COVID-19 local disaster declaration for 7 days (unanimous)
• Approved line item transfers (unanimous)
• Approved sales order agreement with Election Systems and Software for Elections Administrator (unanimous)
• Approved encroachment permit for Ronnie Horn for culvert installation (unanimous)
• Received and filed bond for County Judge's Office (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and how to proceed with the America Rescue Plan. The body will also consider several equipment purchases and intergovernmental agreements.

• Interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 4 and the City of Cranfills Gap
• Purchase of John Deere E12 Flex Wing Rotary Shredder from Lawson Implement Company, Inc. for Precinct 4
• Purchase of Hustler Zero Turn Lawn Mower from Cleburne Party & Equipment Rentals for recycling
• Intergovernmental lease agreement between Bosque County and Health and Human Services Commission
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also consider agreements regarding county offices and cemetery maintenance.

• Action on COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Memorandum of Understanding for HHSC at 409 S Hill Street
• Offices occupied by MHMR at 407 Hill Street
• Agreement between Precinct 2 and Meridian Memorial Cemetery
• Encroachment permit applications for Lakeline Acres subdivision

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to decide on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the sale of fireworks in unincorporated areas for Memorial Day. The body will also review interlocal agreements and the vacation of a county building by HHSC.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Authorization of fireworks sales in unincorporated areas for Memorial Day
• Interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 1 and Kopperl ISD
• Informal letter of agreement between Bosque County Precinct 2 and Meridian Memorial Cemetery
• Time frame for HHSC to vacate county building at 401 Hill Street

The Commissioners Court approved routine payments, extended the COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days, set the TCDRS employer contribution rate at 10%, and authorized fireworks sales for Memorial Day. It also approved an interlocal agreement with Kopperl ISD and set an August 30 deadline for HHSC to vacate a county building. A cemetery agreement was passed until next week.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds (all approved)
• Extended COVID-19 disaster declaration for seven days (all approved)
• Set TCDRS employer contribution rate at 10% (all approved)
• Authorized fireworks sales in unincorporated areas for Memorial Day period (all approved)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Kopperl ISD (all approved)
• Set August 30 deadline for HHSC to vacate county building at 401 Hill Street (all approved)
• Passed informal letter of agreement with Meridian Memorial Cemetery until next week

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and a resolution to proclaim the county a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. The body will also review interlocal agreements with Clifton ISD and Koppers ISD.

• Preliminary plat for Ranch on the Brazos subdivision in Precinct 3
• Resolution proclaiming Bosque County as a Second Amendment Sanctuary County
• Interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 4 and Clifton ISD
• Interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 1 and Koppers ISD
• Discussion regarding bio-solids dumping in Bosque County

The Bosque County Commissioners Court approved routine payments, extended the COVID-19 local disaster declaration for seven days, and passed a resolution proclaiming the county a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. They also approved an interlocal agreement with Clifton ISD, tabled a similar agreement with Kopperl ISD, and discussed bio-solid dumping and TCDRS contributions without action.

• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds (all approved)
• Approved payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds (all approved)
• Extended COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster for seven days (all approved)
• Passed resolution proclaiming Bosque County as a Second Amendment Sanctuary County (all approved)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Clifton ISD for Precinct 4 (all approved)
• Tabled interlocal agreement with Kopperl ISD for Precinct 1 until next week

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will address the local COVID-19 disaster declaration and a resolution to proclaim the county a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. The body will also review a preliminary plat for a subdivision and various county fund payments.

• Resolution proclaiming Bosque County as a Second Amendment Sanctuary County
• Preliminary plat for Ranch on the Brazos subdivision in Precinct 3
• Resale of tax foreclosed property: R20667, Lot 4, Block 22 Original Townsite of Meridian
• Bids for Law Enforcement Center food and janitorial products
• Equipment rental for Precinct 1 roads from R.B. Everett & Company

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider an interlocal agreement between Precinct 1 and the City of Meridian. The body will also discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and potential vacation time extensions for Sheriff's Office employees.

• Discussion and action on extending vacation and personal time for Sheriff's Office employees by 60 days
• Opening of food and janitorial products bids
• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Discussion and action on an interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 1 and the City of Meridian
• Approval of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the designation of the Collections Building as an alternative courthouse. The body will also discuss the resale of five tax foreclosed properties in Meridian.

• Resale of tax foreclosed properties R17567, R20569, R20683, R19196, and R19200
• Hiring a part-time temporary 911 addressing coordinator
• Installation of a fuel tank for Sheriff's Office at Precinct 1 barn
• Changing Precinct 2 uniform contract from Don's Cleaners to UniFirst Uniform Company
• Comp time for Elections Administrator (approximately 30 hours)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and act upon the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and a presentation on wind turbines. The body will also consider several precinct contracts, vehicle purchases, and a board appointment.

• Appointment of Charlie Drexler to the Emergency Services District #1 Board
• Encroachment permit for Flat Top Ranch to install fiberoptic cable on County Road 2640
• Gravel agreement between Bosque County Precinct 1 and Lori Choate
• Purchase of a 2008 Ford F250 4-wheel drive pickup for Precinct 3
• Surplus of a 1997 Chevrolet 1 ton, 4 door pick up by Precinct 3

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider resolutions regarding wind turbines and COVID-19 emergency supplemental funding. The body will also review interlocal agreements with the cities of Morgan and Walnut Springs.

• Resolution for wind turbines
• COVID-19 emergency supplemental funding program grant resolution
• Encroachment permit application on CR 1191 for Jose Martinez
• Contract with Jose Martinez for culvert installation in Precinct 1
• Interlocal agreements with the City of Morgan and City of Walnut Springs

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider resolutions regarding wind turbines and the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also review interlocal agreements with the cities of Morgan and Walnut Springs.

• Resolution for wind turbines
• COVID-19 Emergency Supplemental Funding Program grant resolution
• Encroachment permit application on CR 1191 for Jose Martinez
• Contract between Precinct 1 and Jose Martinez for culvert installation
• Order allowing certain fireworks in unincorporated areas for San Jacinto Day

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss COVID-19 disaster declarations and wind turbine presentations. The agenda includes actions regarding a parking lot repair and an interlocal agreement with the City of Valley Mills.

• COVID-19 local disaster declaration discussion
• Presentation regarding wind turbines in Bosque County
• Repair of parking lot between Bosque County Annex and Emergency Operations Center
• Interlocal agreement with the City of Valley Mills
• Approval of claims, salaries, and wages

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also consider agreements regarding elections with the City of Meridian and mental health services for the Juvenile Probation Department.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Interlocal agreement with City of Meridian for election purposes
• HOTCOG agreement renewal for Juvenile Probation Department mental health counseling
• Memorandum of Understanding renewal with HHSC and MHMR
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss COVID-19 disaster declarations and energy proposals. The agenda includes items regarding the Sheriff's Office and an interlocal agreement with the City of Clifton.

• COVID-19 local disaster declaration discussion
• Steel Containers.net quote for the Sheriff's Office
• Myatt Fuel tank proposal for the Sheriff's Office
• Energy proposal from Energy by 5
• Interlocal agreement between Bosque County and City of Clifton for elections

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet in a special session to discuss and take action regarding the Texas Independence Day holiday. The meeting also includes a review of future agenda items.

• Discussion and action regarding Texas Independence Day holiday

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and an energy proposal from Energy by 5. The body will also discuss interlocal agreements for elections and inmate housing. Other items include a courthouse boiler replacement and a contract for topping rock.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Energy proposal from Energy by 5 and wind turbine presentation
• Interlocal agreement with City of Morgan for election purposes
• Interlocal agreement with Coryell County for housing and care of inmates
• Contract for topping rock

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss several local matters including COVID-19 disaster declarations and interlocal agreements for election purposes. The agenda also includes discussions regarding electric service, wind turbines, and courthouse boiler replacement.

• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Discussion and action regarding closing a portion of CR 4290 for the K Cockrell Family Fun Day 5-K
• Interlocal agreement with Valley Mills ISD for election purposes
• Interlocal agreement with Bosque County Hospital District for election purposes
• Tower use agreement with United Electric Cooperative Services, Inc.

Commissioners Court

The Bosque County Commissioners Court will hold a regular session covering routine financial reports, COVID-19 and winter storm disaster declarations, and multiple contracts and agreements. The agenda includes discussions on an energy proposal, wind turbines, a proposed subdivision, and interlocal agreements for elections and inmate housing. Several items are for discussion and possible action, while others are informational.

• Discussion and action on COVID-19 local disaster declaration
• Discussion and action on winter storm local disaster declaration
• Discussion and action on energy proposal from Energy by 5
• Discussion and action on interlocal agreement with City of Morgan for elections
• Discussion and action on contract with US Army Corps of Engineers for law enforcement at Whitney Lake

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and review a proposal for HVAC/R maintenance at the Law Enforcement Center. The body will also discuss wind turbines in the county and several interlocal agreements.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster discussion and action
• HVAC/R maintenance proposal from Lochridge Priest for Law Enforcement Center
• Interlocal agreements with Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, City of Iredell, and Clifton ISD
• Encroachment permit application from Jim Cosper on CR 1045 in Precinct 1
• Order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for Texas Independence Day

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the local COVID-19 disaster declaration and an HVAC maintenance proposal for the Law Enforcement Center. The body will also discuss wind turbines in the county and various interlocal agreements. Other items include payment of claims, salaries, and wages.

• HVAC/R maintenance proposal from Lochridge Priest for the Law Enforcement Center
• Interlocal agreement with Texas Department of Family and Protective Services for staff funding
• Interlocal agreements with City of Iredell and Clifton ISD for election purposes
• Encroachment permit application from Jim Cosper on CR 1045 in Precinct 1
• Order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for Texas Independence Day

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the renewal of an interlocal agreement with Hamilton County for housing inmates. The meeting includes presentations on wind turbines and road crew uniforms.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Presentation on wind turbines by Steve Harr
• Interlocal agreement with Hamilton County for housing inmates
• Application for participation with Law Enforcement Support Office
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action on the County Judge's COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will also consider equipment purchases and an interlocal agreement for elections.

• Discussion and action on the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Purchase of 5 Kenwood police radios for the Sheriff's Office
• Interlocal agreement with the City of Valley Mills for election purposes
• Cybersecurity course enrollment for counties
• Approval of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider action on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the purchase of a 2020 GMC pickup truck for the Sheriff's Office. The body will also review claims, salaries, and monthly reports from county officials.

• Purchase of 2020 GMC pickup truck for the Sheriff's Office
• Encroachment permit application from Hog Creek Water Supply on CR 3135
• Topping rock bids
• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider action on the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the supplementation of District Attorney employee salaries. The body will also review bids for topping rock and an encroachment permit for Hog Creek Water Supply.

• COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Supplementation of District Attorney employee salaries from forfeiture account
• Encroachment permit application from Hog Creek Water Supply on CR 3135
• Topping rock bids
• Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and approve oaths and bonds for several county officials. The body will also discuss courthouse chiller repairs and the adoption of a hazard communication policy.

• Approval of oaths and bonds for County Judge, Sheriff, District Attorney, and other officials
• Discussion and action regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
• Quote from Capstone for repair of the courthouse chiller
• Acceptance and adoption of the Hazard Communication Policy
• Opening of bids for topping rock