Bosque County public meetings in 2024
55 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to consider routine financial approvals including payment of claims and salaries. They will also discuss adopting the 2025 Bosque County Handbook and review liability insurance renewal. No major rezonings or capital expenditures are on the agenda.
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- 2025 Bosque County Handbook adoption
- Liability insurance renewal discussion and action
- Emergency manager's report
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will consider approving a contract with Flock Safety and reappointing Commissioner Terry Townley to the EPAC board. They will also discuss payment of county and precinct claims, receive the emergency manager's report, and hold a handbook workshop. Routine items include receiving an oath and bond for a new precinct court clerk.
- Discuss and take action on a contract with Flock Safety, authorizing Judge VanLandingham to sign
- Reappoint Commissioner Terry Townley to the Emergency Preparedness Advisory Council (EPAC) for a 2-year term
- Discuss and take action on approving payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- Receive and file oath and bond for Chief Court Clerk Precinct 2 Elizabeth Ballesteros
- Hold a handbook workshop
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to approve payments for county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages. The body will also consider internet services for county offices and recommendations from the ARPA committee. Discussion is scheduled for the readjustment of CR 4205 / 4206.
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- Internet for Bosque County offices
- Transfer of Ford pickup from Constable Precinct 1 to Maintenance for $1,500
- ARPA committee recommendations
- Readjustment of CR 4205 / 4206
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action on routine financial items, including approval of claims and salaries, and acceptance of donations. Key items include a potential order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for the December season, a resolution supporting a county motor fuel tax exemption, and a presentation on the UCMS grant and enterprise justice cost proposal. The court will also consider an encroachment permit application at 419 CR 3135 in Precinct 3 and receive monthly reports from several county offices.
- Discuss and take action on adopting an order regulating certain fireworks in unincorporated areas for December fireworks season
- Discuss resolution of support for county motor fuel tax exemption
- Presentation and discussion on UCMS grant and enterprise justice cost proposal for District Clerk, County Clerk, and Prosecutors
- Accept donations to Bosque County departments for intended purposes
- Encroachment permit application from Courtyard Properties LLC at 419 CR 3135 in Precinct 3
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will hold a regular meeting on December 2, 2024, to discuss and take action on several items, including adopting an order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for the December fireworks season. Other business includes approving claims and salaries, receiving monthly reports, considering budget transfers, reviewing time clock software, and accepting donations. The court will also consider appointments, a mental health counseling services agreement, and award bids for jail supplies and fuel. Two encroachment permit applications are on the agenda.
- Adopt order regulating fireworks in unincorporated areas for December fireworks season
- Discuss and take action on 2025 Mental Health Counseling Services Agreement with HOTCOG
- Award bid for Bosque County Jail food and janitorial supplies
- Award bid for fuel
- Encroachment permit applications from Dena Day at 419 CR 1191 (Precinct 1) and Marshall Merritt at CR 4145 (Precinct 4)
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will discuss a county burn ban and the 2025 holiday schedule. The body will also open bids for fuel and jail supplies and award bids for road materials. Other items include road closures for the Koppers PTO Christmas Parade and opioid-related claims.
- Discussion and action regarding a Bosque County burn ban
- Awarding bids for road and base materials, asphaltic paving oils, and topping rock
- Opening bids for fuel and county jail food and janitorial supplies
- Road closures for the Koppers PTO Christmas Parade
- Kroger Texas subdivision and special district election and opioid claims release form
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action on multiple items, including canvassing the November 5 general election results, considering a county burn ban, and receiving October 2024 reports from the county and district clerks. The court will also open bids for road materials and consider memoranda of understanding with the Hico Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff's Office.
- Canvass votes for the November 5, 2024 general election
- Discuss and take action on burn ban for Bosque County
- Receive and open bids for road/base materials, asphaltic paving oils, and topping rock
- Discuss acceptance of donations for Sheriff's Office rescue boat
- Discuss memoranda of understanding with Hico Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff's Office
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will decide on a tax abatement agreement with CyrusOne LP, a proposed economic development project. Other actions include setting a burn ban, drawing precincts for a partial hand count of the November 5 general election, and approving a vehicle donation from the DA's office to the Sheriff's Office. The court will also consider rescinding an unexecuted interlocal agreement, upgrading the fire alarm system, and closing a portion of Lake Shore Drive.
- Tax abatement agreement with CyrusOne LP
- Setting a burn ban for Bosque County
- Drawing three precincts and one local race for manual recount of Nov 5 election
- Donation of a 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe from DA's office to Sheriff's Office
- Order to abandon, vacate, and close part of Lake Shore Drive (CR 1526) in Cedar Shores Estates
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will hold a regular meeting to discuss and take action on a burn ban, approve claims and salaries for county and precinct funds, and receive monthly reports. Additional items include resignations for the Historical Commission, comp time for the Tax Assessor's office, a positive pay agreement with Citizens State Bank, services by Lawson Funeral Home, mileage reimbursement for AgriLife Extension, donation of a 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe from the District Attorney's office to the Sheriff's office, a grant sponsorship request from Lakeside Water District, and an encroachment permit for Holiday Point at Private Road 1601 in Precinct 1.
- Approve payment of claims, salaries, and wages for county and precinct funds
- Discuss and potentially implement a burn ban for Bosque County
- Consider donation of 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe from District Attorney's office to Sheriff's office
- Discuss positive pay agreement with Citizens State Bank
- Consider encroachment permit application by Holiday Point at Private Road 1601 in Precinct 1
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will decide whether to impose a burn ban, approve a depository contract with Citizens State Bank, and handle multiple other items including a petty cash increase, funeral home services, a water district grant, and surplus equipment declarations. The meeting also covers routine approvals of claims and salaries plus monthly reports from county officials.
- Discuss and take action on a burn ban for Bosque County
- Depository contract with Citizens State Bank
- $400 addition for Tax Assessor's Office petty cash and new drawer
- Services rendered by Lawson Funeral Home
- Lakeside Water District grant
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing and vote on the designation of the Bosque County CyrusOne LP Reinvestment Zone #24-02. The body will also review the 2025 Bosque Central Appraisal District operational budget and a memorandum amendment with Bosque County Senior Services and the City of Valley Mills.
- Public hearing and adoption of Bosque County CyrusOne LP Reinvestment Zone #24-02
- Approval of Bosque Central Appraisal District 2025 operational budget
- Amendment to Memorandum of Understanding with Bosque County Senior Services and City of Valley Mills
- Encroachment permit application from Holiday Point at Private Road 1601 in Precinct 1
- Possible purchase of Road Boss grader blade by Precinct 4
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on approving payments, a burn ban, and multiple presentations. Key items include a tax abatement agreement with Lhoist North America and an amendment to a letter of credit for BT Hickerson Solar LLC. The court will also consider ARPA committee recommendations and adoption of the 2025 indigent defense resolution.
- Discuss and take action on burn ban for Bosque County
- Accept amendment to letter of credit for BT Hickerson Solar, LLC
- Enter into tax abatement agreement with Lhoist North America, Inc and subsidiaries
- Consider ARPA committee recommendations
- Adopt 2025 resolution for indigent defense program
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to approve payments for county and precinct funds. The body will also discuss a burn ban and a proclamation for the Cole Family Cemetery. Other items include a meal grant program resolution and credit card usage agreements.
- Discussion and action regarding a burn ban for Bosque County
- Proclamation to recognize the Cole Family Cemetery as a historic Texas cemetery
- Texas Department of Agriculture Texans Feeding Texans: Home Delivered Meal Grant Program resolution for 2025
- Addendum to the credit card usage agreement
- Use of county funds by elected officials not seeking or secured re-election per Local Government Code 130.908
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing and consider the adoption of the Bosque County Lhoist Kiln Expansion Reinvestment Zone #24-01. The body will also discuss burn bans, fireworks sales for Diwali, and an interlocal agreement for transport services.
- Public hearing and potential adoption of Bosque County Lhoist Kiln Expansion Reinvestment Zone #24-01
- Interlocal cooperation agreement between Bosque County Sheriff’s Department and Heart of Texas Behavioral Health Network for transport services
- Discussion on burn ban for Bosque County
- Order authorizing fireworks sales in unincorporated areas during the Diwali day period
- Discussion regarding unexpected revenue not budgeted in FY2024 related to SB22
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will hold a public meeting and then vote on adopting the 2024 tax rate. They will also consider renewing a burn ban, approving ARPA committee purchase recommendations, and amending an interlocal agreement with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. Routine items include approval of claims and salaries, and receiving an oath for an elections administrator assistant.
- Public meeting and record vote on the 2024 tax rate
- Discussion and action on burn ban for Bosque County
- Approve American Rescue Plan (ARPA) committee purchase recommendations
- Amend interlocal agreement with Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
- Contract for fire protection with Bosque County Rural Firefighters Association
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will hold public meetings to discuss and vote on the FY 2025 budget and the 2024 tax rate. The body will also consider a county burn ban and several encroachment permit applications.
- Public meeting and vote on FY 2025 budget
- Public meeting and vote on 2024 tax rate
- Discussion on Bosque County burn ban
- Encroachment permit applications for Olson Construction Services (182 CR 1542, 147 CR 1511, CR 1529) and GSD Ranch Ventures LLC (773 CR 2480)
- Encroachment permit application for George Brantingham at 336 CR 4147
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court is meeting for a special session that includes a budget workshop and an executive session to discuss personnel matters. No specific actions or dollar amounts are listed on the agenda. The meeting also includes public comment period and procedural items.
- Executive session under Texas Gov't Code §551.074 to discuss personnel matters
- Budget workshop (discussion only, no specific proposals listed)
- Public comment period (no action taken on comments)
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on claims, a burn ban, monthly reports, and a jail status update. They will also consider surplusing county vehicles and equipment, an agreement for gravel with Carlisle Whitworth and Nate Taylor, and approval of a Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant for a rescue boat and equipment. An executive session on personnel matters and an operational budget workshop are also scheduled.
- Approving payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- Discussing and taking action on a burn ban for Bosque County
- Surplus of Precinct 2 2003 Chevy 3/4 ton service truck and 2014 Dodge 3/4 ton truck by donation to Maintenance Department
- Agreement with Commissioner Philipp (Precinct 3) and Carlisle Whitworth and Nate Taylor for gravel
- Approval of Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant for purchase of rescue boat and equipment for Sheriff's Office
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on the proposed 2024 tax rate, a county burn ban, multiple line-item budget transfers, and an operational budget workshop. They will also consider encroachment permits for Johnny Huffman and Oncor Electric, as well as a possible driveway repair at Our Savior's Lutheran Church. The meeting includes an executive session for personnel matters.
- Proposed 2024 tax rate with record vote (item 22)
- Discuss and take action on burn ban for Bosque County (item 9)
- Line-item budget transfers (item 10)
- Encroachment permit for Johnny Huffman at 390 CR 4147 in Precinct 4 (item 19)
- Encroachment permit for Oncor Electric Delivery Company at CR 2700 in Precinct 2 (item 20)
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will hold a regular meeting to discuss and take action on several items, including approval of county and precinct claims, a burn ban, line-item budget transfers, and the Bosque Central Appraisal District's 2025 proposed operational budget. They will also consider exterior painting of the courthouse and renewal of CAPEX Consulting Group services. An executive session for personnel matters and an operational budget workshop are also scheduled.
- Approve payment of claims against county and precinct funds
- Discuss and take action on burn ban for Bosque County
- Line-item budget transfers
- Discuss Bosque Central Appraisal District 2025 proposed operational budget
- Discuss and take action on exterior painting of courthouse
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will discuss and take action on several items, including renewal of the Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant Reception Center Agreement, ARPA committee purchase recommendations, and the Bosque Central Appraisal District 2025 proposed operational budget. They will also consider a temporary office relocation, HVAC repairs, a donation of a used refrigerator to the City of Valley Mills, and approve payment of claims and salaries.
- Renewal of Comanche Peak Nuclear Plant Reception Center Agreement
- ARPA committee purchase recommendations
- Amendment to MOU with Bosque County Senior Services and City of Valley Mills
- Bidadoo Sellers Agreement for Precinct 1
- Bosque Central Appraisal District 2025 proposed operational budget
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action on several financial and operational items. Key decisions include approving payment of claims and salaries, authorizing a memorandum of understanding with Firehouse Subs, and discussing the Bosque Central Appraisal District's 2025 proposed budget. The court will also consider American Rescue Plan (ARPA) fund purchase recommendations and award a bid for low-water crossing repair in Precinct 2.
- Approving payment of claims and salaries against county and precinct funds
- Authorizing MOU between Bosque County Sheriff's Office and Firehouse Subs
- Discussing Bosque Central Appraisal District 2025 proposed operational budget
- Discussing American Rescue Plan (ARPA) committee purchase recommendations
- Awarding bid for low-water crossing repair in Precinct 2
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court is meeting in special session to conduct an operational budget workshop and discuss personnel matters in executive session. Public comments are allowed on any topic, but no action will be taken during that portion.
- Operational Budget Workshop
- Executive session under Gov't Code §551.074 for personnel matters
- Discussion and potential action on executive session items
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will discuss ordering the November 5, 2024, general election and review operational budgets. The body will also consider funding for sheriff's vehicles and a record scanning project.
- Order general election for November 5, 2024
- Authorization for Sheriff Hendricks to use SB22 monies for 2 vehicles
- Encroachment permit application for David Washington at 2340 CR 4195
- Contracting with Scott Merriman, Inc. and Tyler Technologies for scan project
- Bids for repair to low-water crossing in Precinct 2
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider approving claims and salaries, receive reports, and take action on group medical and ancillary insurance coverage. They will also hold an operational budget workshop, set 2025 retirement rates, and discuss a new county webpage. Executive session for personnel matters is scheduled.
- Award or reject group medical and ancillary insurance coverage
- Hold operational budget workshop
- Set 2025 TCDRS retirement rates
- Surplus a John Deere 5101E brush cutter for Precinct 1
- Discuss and consider new Bosque County webpage
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and take action on approving payment of claims, receiving monthly reports, and considering several contracts. Key items include an inmate housing agreement with Hood County, security camera installation at the Collections Building, appointment of a local health authority, depository contract renewals with Sunflower Bank and Citizens State Bank, and multiple election system agreements with Election Systems & Software LLC. The court will also consider ARPA fund purchase recommendations and an encroachment permit for Texas-New Mexico Power Company.
- Discuss and take action on inmate housing contract between Bosque County and Hood County Sheriff's Offices
- Discuss and take action on installation of security cameras in the Collections Building
- Discuss and take action on appointment of Justin Squyres, M.D. as Local Health Authority
- Discuss and take action on depository contract renewals and extensions for Sunflower Bank and Citizens State Bank
- Discuss and take action on agreements with Election Systems & Software, LLC for ballot on demand system, mail ballot system, and pollbooks
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider payments for county and precinct funds and review monthly reports. The body will open bids for group medical and ancillary insurance and discuss depository contract renewals for Sunflower Bank and Citizens State Bank.
- Bids for Bosque County group medical and ancillary insurance coverage
- Depository contract renewal and extension for Sunflower Bank
- Depository contract renewal and extension for Citizens State Bank
- Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation grant for Bosque County Sheriff’s Office
- Request for bids to repair a low water crossing on CR 2435 at Duffau Creek
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will review disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding. The court will also consider setting 2025 law enforcement fees and approving equipment surplus requests.
- Setting 2025 Sheriff and Constables fees
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Request to surplus a Caterpillar loader, New Holland mower, and Freightliner truck
- Amendment to the Certificate/Education Pay Policy
- Encroachment permit application at CR 3220 in Precinct 3
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider actions regarding local disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rain. The agenda also includes moving tax depository accounts to Citizens Bank and reviewing ONCOR electric encroachment permits.
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Moving Tax Assessor-Collector accounts from Sunflower Bank to Citizens Bank
- Two ONCOR Electric encroachment permit applications at 145 CR 2700
- Approval of county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider local disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding. The agenda also includes budget transfers, election equipment purchases, and encroachment permit applications.
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Purchase of ballot on demand and pollbooks for elections
- Designation of Tax Assessor Arlene Sweeney to calculate tax rate
- Encroachment permit application from Lakeside Water Supply District at 340 CR 1296
- Encroachment permit application from James Nickels at 1515 CR 2545
Commissioners Court
The court will discuss amending and reauthorizing tax abatement guidelines in reinvestment zones. The agenda also includes reviews of local disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding. Additionally, the court will consider an encroachment permit application for 3091 CR 2700.
- Amending tax abatement guidelines in reinvestment zones
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Encroachment permit application for 3091 CR 2700
- Approval of county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages
- Reappointment of County Auditor as payroll officer
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will review COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations. The agenda also includes authorizing fireworks sales in unincorporated areas and reviewing various county reports and contracts.
- Authorization of fireworks sales in unincorporated areas for the July 4th period
- Amendment to Sheriff’s Office contract with US Army Corps of Engineers for lake patrol
- Encroachment permit application from Texas-New Mexico Power Company at CR 2700
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Approval of county and precinct fund payments, salaries, and wages
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will consider local disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rains. The agenda also includes reviewing medical insurance proposals and election equipment purchases.
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Purchase of ballot on demand and pollbooks for elections
- RFP for group medical and ancillary insurance coverage
- Encroachment permit application from Texas-New Mexico Power Company at CR 2700
- ARPA Committee purchase recommendations
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider disaster declarations for COVID-19 and recent heavy rain and flooding. The court will also discuss emergency road repairs and maintenance projects. A presentation regarding road work on CR 1313 in Precinct 1 is also scheduled.
- Disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding
- Road work presentation for CR 1313 in Precinct 1
- Emergency repairs to county roads following excessive rains
- ARPA Committee purchase recommendations
- Approval of county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will consider disaster declarations for COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding. The court will also address county payments, an IT support agreement, and comp time for the May 28 Democratic runoff election.
- Review of COVID-19 and heavy rain/flooding disaster declarations
- Authorization of Laura Orozco as a bank account signatory
- Approval of Bizprotec IT support services agreement
- Comp time for the May 28, 2024 Democratic runoff election
- 30-day extension request for North Bosque ESD annual audit
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will hold its regular May meeting to review routine financial claims, receive official monthly reports, and discuss emergency declarations following recent weather events. Officials will also address recurring water problems at the Annex Building in Meridian and evaluate county-wide speed limits. These discussions cover standard administrative duties alongside local safety and infrastructure updates that directly affect community travel and facility operations.
- Approve or disapprove payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- Discuss action regarding a heavy rain and flooding disaster declaration under Chapter 418
- Review recurring water issues at the Annex Building in Meridian
- Evaluate county-wide speed limit adjustments
- Receive March and April 2024 monthly reports from the County Treasurer, County Attorney, and other officials
Commissioners Court
The court will hold a public hearing regarding the Bosque County Meridian BESS TIRZ #1 reinvestment zone following a presentation by Navitas Energy. Other agenda items include discussing fireworks sales for Memorial Day and reviewing IT support bids.
- Public hearing for the Bosque County Meridian BESS TIRZ #1 reinvestment zone
- Discussion on fireworks sales in unincorporated areas for the Memorial Day period
- Review of IT support bids
- Approval of elevator emergency communications at the Lumpkin Building and Courthouse
- Proposal for an aerobic septic system maintenance course via the OSSF office
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to consider several administrative items. Agenda topics include reviewing IT support bids and an amendment to the contract for lake patrol between the Sheriff’s Office and the US Army Corps of Engineers.
- Presentation and discussion regarding IT support bids
- Amendment to contract between Sheriff’s Office and US Army Corps of Engineers for Lake Patrol
- Interlocal agreement between Precinct 4 and the City of Cranfills Gap
- Review of COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster
- Approval of county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider the adoption and designation of the Bosque County Meridian BESS TIRZ #1 reinvestment zone. The agenda includes a presentation on the Star Studded Nights Development Plan and reviews of ARPA Committee purchase recommendations. Additionally, the court will address IT support bids and county payments.
- Adoption of Bosque County Meridian BESS TIRZ #1
- Presentation on Star Studded Nights Development Plan
- Awarding of IT support bid
- ARPA Committee purchase recommendations
- Surplus of a 3 Axel Belshin trailer
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will consider encroachment permit applications for ARH Texas Interconnect 1, LLC at CR 2485. The court will also review bids for IT support and discuss comp time related to the May 4, 2024 elections.
- Encroachment permit applications for ARH Texas Interconnect 1, LLC at CR 2485
- Bids for IT support
- Comp time for May 4, 2024 elections
- Approval of county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages
- Review of COVID-19 local disaster declaration
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will review financial claims, precinct funds, and the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The agenda also includes reviewing monthly reports and considering two encroachment permit applications.
- Approval of county and precinct fund payments for claims, salaries, and wages
- Review of the COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster
- Encroachment permit application from Olson Construction Services at 457 CR 1524
- Encroachment permit application from Samuel Ralph at CR 4290
- Authorization for juror payment reimbursement requests
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will discuss and take appropriate action regarding payments for county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages to fund local operations. Officials will also review disaster declarations related to the solar eclipse and a prior COVID-19 local disaster, which establish official emergency response protocols. Additionally, the court will consider an assistant supervisor position for the sheriff’s dispatch office, consulting services from CAPEX Consulting Group, and access to private property along CR 3435, CR 3455, and CR 3460 for drainage ditch and culvert cleaning that supports county road maintenance.
- Approve or disapprove county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages
- Discuss solar eclipse disaster declaration
- Discuss COVID-19 local disaster declaration
- Consider assistant supervisor position for sheriff’s dispatch office
- Review access to private property on CR 3435, CR 3455, and CR 3460 for drainage cleaning
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will review routine fiscal approvals, infrastructure maintenance plans, and a land use request on March 25, 2024. The court is scheduled to discuss a drainage repair plan for CR 1277 in Precinct 1 and evaluate a property subdivision application by Jason Pemberton in Precinct 3. Additional agenda items include renewing the TAC property insurance policy and Westlaw law library contract, processing county and precinct fund payments, and addressing an active COVID-19 local disaster declaration under Chapter 418 of the Government Code. These items cover routine fiscal approvals that fund county operations, road maintenance affecting Precinct 1 travel, and a zoning request that determines future property development in Precinct 3.
- Drainage repair plan for CR 1277 in Precinct 1
- Property subdivision request by Jason Pemberton in Precinct 3
- TAC property insurance policy renewal
- Westlaw law library contract renewal
- Approval of county and precinct fund payments, salaries, and wages
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss county payments and the COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The court will also consider an order regulating certain fireworks in unincorporated areas for San Jacinto Day.
- Order regulating certain fireworks in unincorporated areas for San Jacinto Day
- Lake Patrol contract award from US Army Corps of Engineers to Sheriff’s Office
- Discussion regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
- Approval of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to approve payments for claims, salaries, and wages from both county and precinct funds. The body will also discuss the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster and receive reports from various county officials.
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds
- COVID-19 declaration of local disaster issued by the County Judge
- Appointment of Jesse Jobes as Auditor
- February 2024 monthly reports from county officials
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will discuss declaring a disaster and closing county offices for the solar eclipse. The body is also considering several interlocal agreements for elections and the sale of ExpressVote equipment to other counties.
- Proposed disaster declaration and office closures for the solar eclipse
- Professional services agreement with idocket.com for online public record indexing
- Interlocal election agreements with Cranfills Gap, Iredell, Meridian, Morgan, and Valley Mills
- Interlocal election agreements with Clifton ISD, Cranfills Gap ISD, and Meridian ISD
- Sale of 5 ExpressVotes to Austin County and 20 ExpressVotes to Smith County
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will discuss declaring a disaster and closing county offices due to the upcoming solar eclipse. The body will also consider several interlocal agreements for elections and the sale of ExpressVotes to Austin and Smith counties.
- Proposed disaster declaration and office closures for the solar eclipse
- Professional services agreement with iDocket.com for online public record indexing
- Interlocal election agreements with Cranfills Gap, Iredell, Meridian, Morgan, and Valley Mills
- Interlocal election agreements with Clifton ISD, Cranfills Gap ISD, and Meridian ISD
- Sale of 5 ExpressVotes to Austin County and 20 ExpressVotes to Smith County
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will consider payments for county and precinct funds and a contract between the Sheriff's Office and US Army Corps of Engineers for lake patrol. The body will also review several encroachment permit applications in Precinct 3 and a maintenance proposal for the Law Enforcement Center.
- Contract between Bosque County Sheriff’s Office and US Army Corps of Engineers for lake patrol
- Lochridge Priest HVAC/R maintenance proposal for the Law Enforcement Center
- Encroachment permit applications for CR 3405, CR 3350, CR 3430, CR 3365, and CR 3240 in Precinct 3
- Quadient mail meter system renewal for County Court at Law
- Vitals software with Tyler Technologies for County Clerk
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will discuss updating a tax abatement agreement with Markum Solar and reviewing several encroachment permit applications in Precinct 3. The body will also consider a road and right-of-way agreement with AT&T and a failure to appear program contract with the Texas Department of Public Safety.
- Cancellation of 2020 tax abatement and a new agreement with Markum Solar
- Road and right of way agreement with AT&T
- Interlocal cooperation contract with Texas Department of Public Safety for failure to appear program
- Gravel agreement between Precinct 3 and Rudy and Beverly Almaguer
- Eight encroachment permit applications from Moss & Associates in Precinct 3
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss the payment of claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds. The body will also consider a grant for terrorism prevention activities and a specific encroachment permit application.
- Resolution for the Law Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Activities Grant FY2025 for Office of Emergency Management
- Encroachment permit application for Mike Gray at 2442 CR 4195 in Precinct 4
- Sound system for District 22074 Courtroom
- COVID-19 Declaration of Local Disaster issued by the County Judge
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will consider payment of county and precinct claims and salaries. The body will also discuss a COVID-19 local disaster declaration and an interlocal agreement between Precinct 1 and Koppers ISD. A significant portion of the meeting is dedicated to reviewing encroachment permit applications in Precinct 3.
- Encroachment permit applications from Moss & Associates for multiple sites including CR 3430, CR 3405, and CR 3240
- Approval of County Clerk's fraud alert software with Tyler Technologies
- Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Program FY2025 for Sheriff's Office
- Interlocal agreement between Bosque County Precinct 1 and Koppers ISD
- COVID-19 declaration of local disaster issued by the County Judge
Commissioners Court
The Bosque County Commissioners Court will consider payments for county and precinct funds and a COVID-19 local disaster declaration. The body will review numerous encroachment permit applications in Precinct 3 and a resolution for the resale of a tax foreclosed property.
- Encroachment permit applications for Miles Whitney (CR 3240), Barbara Willis (1573 CR 3535), and Moss & Associates at multiple locations in Precinct 3
- Resolution for resale of tax foreclosed property R16630, West Half of Block 26, Bestview Lakeside Addition
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- Discussion regarding the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
- Review of topping rock bids
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to approve payments for county and precinct claims, salaries, and wages. The body will discuss the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and the relocation of an emergency management freezer. Other business includes reviewing monthly reports and opening bids for topping rock.
- Relocation of the emergency management freezer to a facility on Morgan Street
- Interlocal agreement between Bosque County and HOTCOG regarding the ENS system
- Donation of a decommissioned Bosque County Sheriff’s Office unit to ESD No. 1
- Opening of bids for topping rock
- Order authorizing the sale of fireworks during the Texas Independence Day period
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to approve payments for claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds. The body will also discuss the COVID-19 declaration of local disaster and the donation of a decommissioned unit to Brazos Valley First Responders.
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county and precinct funds
- COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
- Donation of decommissioned Sheriff's Office unit to Brazos Valley First Responders
- North Bosque ESD #1 Board of Commissioners appointments
- IRS mileage reimbursement rate increase
Commissioners Court
The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss the payment of claims, salaries, and wages from county and precinct funds. The body will also consider the COVID-19 local disaster declaration and liability insurance renewal.
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against county funds
- Payment of claims, salaries, and wages against precinct funds
- COVID-19 declaration of local disaster
- Liability insurance renewal
- Bosque County Emergency Managers report