Parker, KS

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider and likely approve the General Fund budget for FY2026-2027, including capital requests, employee salaries, and insurance rates. They will also discuss a line-item budget adjustment policy, a lease at 1105 Santa Fe Dr., and a pauper cremation order. The meeting is primarily a budget work session with multiple presentations and votes.

• Approve General Fund Budget FY2026-2027
• Order 26-37: $850 payment to Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel for indigent cremation
• Discuss leases at 1105 Santa Fe Dr.
• Set elected officials salaries and employee benefits
• Approve FY2027 Capital Improvement Projects

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will hold its regular meeting on August 24, 2026, to consider a wide range of administrative, financial, and land-use items. Key actions include approving contracts for mold remediation, software amendments, and a feasibility study, as well as numerous subdivision plats and waivers. The court will also address election preparations for the November 3, 2026 General Election and enter executive session for legal, real estate, and personnel matters.

• Mooring USA mold remediation proposal at Parker County East Annex
• Tyler Munis Amendment #6 removing eProcurement and Vendor Self Service
• Sheriff's Office Feasibility Study Change Order #1
• Reimbursement to Walnut Creek SUD for ARPA water project services
• Final plats for Longhorn Ridge (42 lots) and Prather Estates (44 lots)

Purchasing Board

The Parker County Purchasing Board will meet on August 27, 2026, to consider and possibly act on the purchasing agent's salary, along with approving minutes from the August 3 meeting. The agenda is otherwise brief and procedural.

• Minutes from August 3, 2026, meeting
• Purchasing Agent salary discussion

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will meet to consider, discuss, and possibly approve the General Fund budget for FY2026-2027, including public services, capital requests, and salary items. They will also discuss a burn ban, a salary grievance process, and precinct funds. The agenda is primarily a budget and administrative session.

• Consider/take action on a burn ban
• Approve General Fund Budget for FY2026-2027
• Discuss/vote on proposed elected officials salaries
• Salaries and benefits for precincts, PCSO, and non-elected employees
• Approve Precinct Fund 50 and Funds 1-4 for FY2026-2027

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially approve the FY2026-2027 general fund budget, including public services, capital requests, employee salaries, benefits, and insurance rates. They will also consider precinct funds 1-4 budgets and a budget adjustment for part-time personnel in Precinct 3. The meeting is primarily a budget approval session.

• Budget adjustment to move money to part-time budget line in Precinct 3
• General Fund Budget for FY2026-2027
• Capital & Non-Capital Budget Requests
• Active Employee Insurance Rates and Health Insurance for Retirees
• Salaries and Benefits for Elected Officials, Precincts, PCSO, and Non-Elected Employees

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider and likely approve the general fund and precincts 1-4 budgets for fiscal year 2026-2027. The agenda includes budget adjustments, salary and benefits for employees and elected officials, insurance rates, and capital requests. A specific request to move money to the part-time budget line in Precinct 3 will also be discussed.

• Budget adjustment request for Precinct 3 part-time line
• General Fund Budget FY2026-2027
• Texas County and District Retirement System (TCDRS)
• Active employee insurance rates and retiree health insurance
• Salaries and benefits for elected officials, precincts, PCSO, and non-elected employees

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially approve the general fund budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, along with precinct funds 1-4. The agenda includes presentations on public services, capital requests, employee salaries and benefits, insurance rates, and special revenue funds. A budget adjustment to move money to the part-time budget line in Precinct 3 is also on the agenda.

• Budget adjustment request for part-time budget line in Precinct 3
• General Fund Budget for FY2026-2027
• Public Services Budget Requests
• Capital & Non-Capital Budget Requests
• Active Employee Insurance Rates and Health Insurance for Retirees

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider and likely approve the general fund and precincts 1-4 budgets for fiscal year 2026-2027. The agenda includes presentations and discussions on budget updates, public services, capital requests, employee salaries and benefits, retirement system, insurance rates, and special revenue funds. A budget adjustment for Precinct 3 part-time line is also on the agenda.

• Budget adjustment request for Precinct 3 part-time line
• General Fund Budget FY2026-2027
• Capital & Non-Capital Budget Requests
• Active Employee Insurance Rates
• Salaries and Benefits for Elected Officials, Precincts, PCSO, and Non-Elected Employees

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider and likely approve the general fund and precincts 1-4 budgets for fiscal year 2026-2027. The agenda includes presentations and discussions on salaries, benefits, insurance rates, retirement system, and capital requests. A budget adjustment for Precinct 3 part-time line is also on the agenda.

• Budget adjustment request for Precinct 3 part-time line
• General Fund Budget FY2026-2027
• Texas County and District Retirement System (TCDRS)
• Active Employee Insurance Rates
• Salaries and Benefits for Elected Officials, Precincts, PCSO, and Non-Elected Employees

Commissioners Court Budget

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider and likely approve the general fund budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, along with precincts 1-4 budgets. The agenda includes updates on employee salaries, benefits, insurance, retirement, and capital requests. A potential radio subscriber fee policy for FY 2027-2028 will also be discussed.

• General Fund Budget FY2026-2027
• Active Employee Insurance Rates
• Health Insurance for Retirees
• Salaries and Benefits for Elected Officials, Precincts, PCSO, and Non-Elected Employees
• Capital & Non-Capital Budget Requests

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will review the proposed FY2027 budget and set 2027 fees for the Sheriff and Constables. The agenda includes approvals for juvenile probation service contracts, transportation project updates, and multiple property maintenance bond releases. The court will also hold a closed session to discuss real estate, personnel, and legal matters.

• Review of Proposed FY2027 Budget
• Set 2027 Sheriff's and Constables Fees per Texas Local Government Code 118.131
• Approve RFP PC25-24 and PC25-39 for Juvenile Probation services
• Release maintenance bonds for Wolfenberg Hills, Dove Hills Branch Estates, and Monarch Manor Phase Three
• Approve use of county property for Wine & Whiskey Walk and Veterans Day events

Parker County Historical Commission

The Parker County Historical Commission is meeting to discuss and act on various agenda items, including committee reports, old and new business, and a public forum. The meeting will cover updates on grant applications, foundation repair, and community outreach activities. The commission will also discuss limiting membership to 30-32 members and ordering more chairs for the Wright House and Downtown Office.

• Limiting membership to 30-32 members
• Ordering more chairs for the Wright House and Downtown Office
• Update on grant applications
• Update on foundation repair
• Selection of Texas Treasures nominees

Purchasing Board

The Parker County Purchasing Board will discuss and act on minutes from previous meetings, purchasing activity, and the FY2027 budget. The agenda appears to be procedural with no major decisions listed.

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will meet to approve routine financial items, county facility upgrades, and subdivision plats. They will also discuss homelessness, justice center updates, and security improvements. Several appointments and agreements will be considered.

• Certify revenues and approve $24,368 for APX Next Enhanced Radios
• Approve $18,000 for grapple rake purchase at South Convenience Center
• Approve final plats for K&L Acres, Thomas Meadows, and waiver for The Oaks of Parker County
• Consider $29.114 in right-of-way deeds for Encore Industrial Park
• Discuss 2027 Sheriffs and Constables Fees per state code

The Parker County Commissioners Court approved a TxDOT agreement for Flock cameras, several subdivision plats, and various equipment and budget transfers. The court also approved appointments to the Historical Commission and denied a property damage claim. Several items were presented with no action taken, including updates on homeless citizens and the Justice Center.

• Approved TxDOT Multiple Use Agreement for Flock Cameras
• Approved TAC AI Cyber Training for 2026
• Approved $24,368 transfer for two APX Next Enhanced Radios
• Approved appointments to Parker County Historical Commission
• Approved repair of chiller at Main Courthouse using contingency funds
• Approved $18,000 transfer for grapple rake for South Convenience Center
• Approved denying property damage claim by Frontier on Dobbs Trail
• Approved final plats for K&L Acres, Thomas Meadows, and Encore Industrial Park

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider consent items including budget adjustments and routine bills, then take up several notable actions. They will vote on a TxDOT agreement for Flock cameras, set 2027 sheriff and constable fees, and authorize fund transfers for radios and a grapple rake. Closed session will cover the Justice Center and Jail update and land development regulations.

• Consider/Approve TxDOT Multiple Use Agreement for installation of Flock Cameras
• Authorization to move $24,368 from program contingency for two APX Next Enhanced Radios
• Authorization to transfer $18,000 from program contingency for a grapple rake for the South Convenience Center
• Discuss and take action to set the 2027 Sheriffs and Constables Fees per Texas Local Government Code 118.131
• Approve the final plat for K&L Acres, Lots 1-3, off Church Road

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court will hold a special meeting to review and discuss the upcoming 2026-2027 county budget. Items include existing and new personnel requests, capital/non-capital requests, and other funding requests. The Budget Committee will provide recommendations and may take additional action as needed.

• Review of existing and new personnel requests
• Review of existing and new capital and non-capital requests
• Discussion of other funding requests for the 2026-2027 budget
• Possible action by the Budget Committee on budget-related matters

The Parker County Commissioners Court convened a budget workshop on July 15, 2026, to review personnel and funding requests for the 2026-2027 budget. Presentations were made by the County Auditor, County Attorney, Fire Chief, and Sheriff, but no formal decisions or votes were taken on any items. The meeting adjourned at 2:30 p.m. after a motion to approve adjournment carried.

• Reviewed personnel requests with County Auditor and County Attorney — no action
• Reviewed personnel requests with Fire Chief and Sheriff — no action
• Capital/non-capital requests not addressed — no action
• Other funding requests not addressed — no action
• Adjournment motion approved (moved by Conley, seconded by Hale)

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court is holding a special budget workshop to discuss and present FY2027 budget requests from multiple departments, including Elections, Tax Assessor-Collector, Justice of the Peace precincts, Constable, County Court at Law, Commissioners Court, and the Sheriff's Office. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is limited to discussion and presentations.

• Discussion on Department 490 Elections budget requests
• Discussion on Department 499 Tax Assessor-Collector budget requests
• Discussion on Department 462 Justice of the Peace Precinct #2 budget requests
• Discussion on Department 500 Sheriff’s Office budget requests
• Presentation of FY 2027 County Budget by Bianca Lord

The Parker County Commissioners Court met in a budget workshop on July 14, 2026, to hear presentations from various department heads, including Elections, Tax Assessor-Collector, Justice of the Peace Precincts 2, 3, and 4, Constable Precinct 1, County Court at Law #2, Commissioners Court, and the Sheriff's Office. No formal actions were taken on any of the budget requests; the meeting was informational only. The court adjourned at 11:36 a.m. after approving the adjournment motion.

• Adjourned meeting at 11:36 a.m. (motion by Conley, second by Hale, carried)
• No action on Elections Department 490 budget request
• No action on Tax Assessor-Collector Department 499 budget request
• No action on Justice of the Peace Precinct #4 Department 464 budget request
• No action on Justice of the Peace Precinct #2 Department 462 budget request
• No action on Justice of the Peace Precinct #3 Department 463 budget request
• No action on Constable Precinct #1 Department 551 budget request
• No action on County Court at Law #2 Department 439 budget request

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider a consent agenda with routine financial reports and contracts, and take action on several items including a $34,015 contract for jail-cell check compliance software, setting 2027 sheriff fees, and discussing moving one regular session to evenings. The meeting also includes public hearings on subdivision plats and an executive session on legal, real estate, and security matters.

• Approve $34,015 contract with Life Check Systems LLC for jail-cell check compliance software and hardware (paid from Sheriff's Commissary funds)
• Authorize purchase of Enhanced Ballot Production Station from Enhanced Voting LLC for Election Office
• Set 2027 Sheriffs and Constables Fees per Texas Local Government Code 118.131
• Discuss moving one of two regular monthly Commissioners Court sessions to evening
• Consider addendum to Municipal-County Contract for Road Repair with Annetta South

The Commissioners Court approved multiple right-of-way acquisitions for road reconstruction projects, including parcels on Kelly Road and Bear Creek Road in Aledo, and on Oak Ridge Drive in Weatherford. The court also approved a master services agreement with Enhanced Voting, LLC for election equipment, and various consent items including budget adjustments and routine bills. A motion to move one monthly court session to the evening failed due to lack of a second.

• Approved master services agreement with Enhanced Voting, LLC for Ballot Production Station (4-1, Walden no)
• Approved right-of-way appraisal amount for Parcel 1A at 601 Bear Creek Road, Aledo
• Approved initial offers up to appraisal for Parcels 2, 3, 4/5 on Kelly Road, Aledo
• Approved Special Commissioners award for Parcel 3 on Oak Ridge Drive, Weatherford
• Approved addendum to road repair contract with Annetta South
• Approved renewal of welding supplies contract with Phillips Welding Supply
• Rejected bid for RFP PC26-40 Ballistic Windshields
• Denied claim for damaged property on Gilliland Circle

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss updates regarding data centers and the Sub-regional Planning Commission under Chapter 391 of the Texas Local Government Code. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, June 30th, 2026, at 6:00 PM in Weatherford.

• Update/Discuss data centers
• Update on Sub-regional Planning Commission (SRPC)
• Meeting location: Weatherford ISD Ninth Grade Center Auditorium

The Commissioners Court met in special session on June 30, 2026, to receive updates on data centers and the Sub-Regional Planning Commission (SRPC). Both items were opened together and were update-only, with no action taken. Public speakers included State Representative Mike Olcott and Doug Shaw of the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District. The meeting adjourned at 7:30 p.m.

• Data center update received; no action taken
• SRPC update received; no action taken
• Motion to approve (adjourn) carried

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court is holding a special budget workshop to discuss and review FY2027 budget requests from multiple county departments. Presentations cover departments including 911 addressing, medical examiner, county attorney, IT, constable precincts, county clerk, building and grounds, emergency management, district attorney, and justice of the peace. The workshop concludes with a discussion of the overall FY2027 county budget.

• Discussion of 911 Addressing and Permitting (Departments 601 and 630) budget requests
• Discussion of Medical Examiner (Department 474) budget requests
• Discussion of County Attorney (Department 475) budget requests
• Discussion of IT (Department 582) budget requests
• Presentation of the overall FY2027 County Budget

The Commissioners Court met in a budget workshop on July 8, 2026, to hear presentations on budget requests from multiple county departments, including 911 Addressing and Permitting, Medical Examiner, IT, County Attorney, Constables, County Clerk, Building & Grounds, Emergency Management, District Attorney, and Justice of the Peace. Each presentation was followed by a notation of 'NO ACTION,' meaning the Court took no votes on any of the requests. The only formal action was a motion to adjourn, which was approved.

• Took no action on Department 601 and 630 (911 Addressing and Permitting) budget requests
• Took no action on Department 474 (Medical Examiner) budget requests
• Took no action on Department 582 (IT) budget requests
• Took no action on Department 475 (County Attorney) budget requests
• Took no action on Department 553 (Constable Precinct #3) budget requests
• Took no action on Department 552 (Constable Precinct #2) budget requests
• Took no action on Departments 403 and 404 (County Clerk) budget requests
• Approved motion to adjourn the meeting

Commissioners Court Special

This special meeting of the Parker County Commissioners Court serves as a Budget Committee session to review, discuss, and provide recommendations on personnel requests, capital/non-capital requests, and other funding items for the 2026-2027 county budget. The committee may take additional actions as needed. No specific dollar amounts or project names are listed in the agenda.

• Review of existing and new personnel requests
• Review of existing and new capital/non-capital requests
• Review of other funding requests for the 2026-2027 budget
• Possible executive session as noted on agenda

The Parker County Commissioners Court met in special session as the Budget Committee. The court reviewed personnel requests but took no action, and did not address capital/non-capital requests, other funding requests, or any other budget-related business. The meeting adjourned after the court approved the minutes.

• Reviewed personnel requests; no action taken.
• Capital/non-capital requests not addressed; no action taken.
• Other funding requests not addressed; no action taken.
• Other budget-related business not addressed; no action taken.
• Approved the meeting minutes.

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court will meet to appoint representatives to the Regional Transportation Council and review the 2025 Annual Financial Report.

• Resolution 26-27 to appoint primary and alternate representatives to the Regional Transportation Council (RTC)
• Approval of 2025 Annual Financial Report presented by Weaver and Tidwell

The Parker County Commissioners Court held a special session and approved two items: Resolution 26-27 appointing primary and alternate representatives to the Regional Transportation Council for a two-year term, and the 2025 Annual Financial Report presented by Weaver and Tidwell. Both motions carried unanimously.

• Approved Resolution 26-27 appointing representatives to the Regional Transportation Council, with J.D. Clark as alternate
• Approved 2025 Annual Financial Report presented by Weaver and Tidwell

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider several contracts, including a new Chevrolet 1500 pickup for the Sheriff's Office and archival imaging services from KoFile. The body will also discuss bond projects, regional transportation, and various real estate and land development matters in executive session.

• Purchase of 2026 Chevrolet 1500 CC Pickup for PCSO
• Authorization of $15,000 from program contingency to complete the Main Tower
• Proposed contract with KoFile for archival imaging of 143,360 images
• Interlocal Agreement with Wise County for road maintenance on Sadie Lane
• Public hearings for Diamond “G” Estates and Timberview Preserve Phase One revisions

The Parker County Commissioners Court approved a wide range of items, including a new sheriff's vehicle, a disaster debris removal contract renewal, several subdivision plats and waivers, and counter offers for three parcels in the East Bankhead Highway Project. The court also denied two property damage claims, approved an interlocal agreement with Wise County, and moved funds for a tower project. A motion to form a Chapter 391 Subregional Planning Commission was withdrawn for further study.

• Approved purchase of 2026 Chevrolet 1500 Crew Cab for Sheriff's Office via BuyBoard (motion carried)
• Renewed RFP PC25-45 Disaster Debris Removal with three vendors, including 3% CPI increase for Ceres (motion carried)
• Denied property damage claims for Frontier on Willow Wood Drive and Toowoomba Lane (motion carried)
• Approved counter offers for Parcels 2, 5, and 7 of East Bankhead Highway Project (motion carried)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Wise County for road maintenance on Sadie Lane (motion carried)
• Approved waiver for groundwater study for K&L Acres subdivision (motion carried)
• Approved contract with KoFile for archival imaging of Commissioners Court minutes (motion carried)
• Approved moving $15,000 from program contingency to complete Main Tower (motion carried)

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court will hold a special meeting to review the Budget Committee's previous work, set goals for the upcoming budget cycle, and discuss recommendations for the upcoming Budget Workshops. The meeting is focused on budget planning and committee direction.

• Review and discuss the Budget Committee's work in the previous budget cycle
• Discuss and decide on goals for the Budget Committee for the upcoming budget cycle
• Discuss and decide on recommendations for the upcoming Budget Workshops
• Take any other action pertaining to the role, purpose, or scope of the Budget Committee

The Parker County Commissioners Court met in special session on June 15, 2026, to discuss budget committee work, goals, and recommendations, but took no action on any item. The meeting adjourned after a motion to approve adjournment, which carried.

• No action on budget committee review
• No action on budget committee goals
• No action on budget workshop recommendations
• No action on other budget-related matters
• Adjournment motion approved (motion carried)

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and potentially take action regarding data centers. This is a special meeting focused on a single agenda item.

• Discussion and potential action regarding data centers

The Commissioners Court held a special session to discuss data centers and approved a resolution presented by Judge Deen. The meeting included presentations from commissioners, the county attorney, Upper Trinity Water District, and ERCOT, followed by public comment. The court also agreed to hold an evening meeting and stay in contact with legislators.

• Approved resolution on data centers as presented (motion by Walden, second by Conley)
• Agreed to hold an evening meeting on data centers
• Agreed to keep in touch with legislators on the issue

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially approve a Memorandum of Agreement with ICE to perform immigration enforcement functions under the 287(g) program. Other action includes approving plat subdivisions, a Gradall purchase, budget workshop dates, and a contract renewal for the SCAAP program. The court will also enter executive session regarding legal, real estate, and security matters, including an update on the Justice Center and Jail.

• Discuss/Approve 287(g) immigration enforcement agreement between Constable Precinct 4 and ICE
• Purchase of Gradall XL 3100 V 2018 for Precinct 2 (BUY PC26-39)
• RFP for ballistic windshields for Parker County Sheriff's Office (PC26-40)
• Final plat for Rio Vista Phase 2A: 149 residential lots on 48.258 acres
• Discuss/take action on Oakridge Construction Contract Change Order #1

The Commissioners Court approved a Memorandum of Agreement allowing the Constable Precinct #4's Office to participate in the ICE 287(g) program, joining other county offices. The court also approved a $50,154 change order for traffic barriers on the Oakridge project, subject to a reduction for barriers rented from Precinct 3, and approved the purchase of a Gradall XL 3100 with a $12,000 trade-in. Several subdivision plats and bond actions were approved, while a road signs price increase was initially tabled but later approved.

• Approved 287(g) agreement with ICE for Constable Precinct #4 (motion carried)
• Approved Oakridge Change Order #1 for traffic barriers, $50,154, reduced by rented barriers from Precinct 3 (motion carried)
• Approved Gradall XL 3100 purchase via Buy Board, with $12,000 trade-in (motion carried)
• Approved RFP for ballistic windshields for Sheriff's Office (motion carried)
• Approved road signs price increase from Center Line Supply Inc. (motion carried)
• Approved proclamation for Elder Abuse Prevention Month (motion carried)
• Approved final plat for Rio Vista Phase 2A, 149 lots (motion carried)
• Approved release of maintenance bond for Whispering Winds Phase 2 (motion carried)

Commissioners Court Special

The Parker County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss real estate in a closed session. The court will then reconvene in open session to take any necessary action regarding the Parker County Justice Center and Jail.

• Executive session regarding real estate
• Discussion and potential action on Parker County Justice Center and Jail

The Parker County Commissioners Court met in special session on June 3, 2026, primarily to discuss the Parker County Justice Center and Jail in executive session. No action was taken on this item. A resident addressed the court about emergency communication, and the meeting adjourned after a motion to approve (presumably the minutes) was carried.

• No action taken on Parker County Justice Center and Jail update
• Motion to approve (adjournment) carried

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss a county water study and the implementation of a Public Utility Authority. The body is also deciding on several subdivision plats and transportation project updates.

• Final plat for Rio Vista Phase 2A (48.258 acres, 149 residential lots, 7 HOA lots)
• Proposed $64,250 fund transfer for Wright House renovations
• Purchase of BOMAG Asphalt Paver for Pct. 4
• Payment of $850 to Galbreaith Pickard Funeral Chapel for indigent cremation
• Request to waive purchasing policy for law enforcement investigation SAAS

The Commissioners Court approved a contract with Electask for a Poll Worker Hub using election revenue funds, along with numerous other items including road construction changes, subdivision plats, and equipment purchases. Several items were discussed without action, including economic development on data centers, overtime pay policy for disasters, and using county funds for tornado damages inside city limits. The court also approved appointments to the Historical Commission and authorized reserve investigators for the District Attorney's Office.

• Approved Electask Poll Worker Hub contract using election revenue funds (all aye)
• Approved appointments of Karen Gillings and James Dale Bowman to Historical Commission (all aye)
• Approved reserve investigators for DA's Office up to 10 (all aye)
• Approved Old Weatherford Road additional services (all aye)
• Approved Ric Williamson Memorial Highway construction change order (all aye)
• Approved Rio Vista Phase 2A final plat with 149 residential lots (2-0, Deen and Walden aye)
• Approved $3,386.52 fund transfer for cameras and intercom at Main Tower (all aye)
• Approved $850 cremation payment for indigent person (all aye)

Commissioners Court

The Parker County Commissioners Court will consider routine financial reports, approve bonds for law enforcement and subdivisions, and discuss budget adjustments and storm-related overtime pay. The court will also hold a public hearing for a subdivision plat.

• Authorize $25,008.24 for Eaton UPS installation at Smith Tower
• Move $64,250 from contingency for Wright House renovations
• Approve Bluejack Ranch Phase Two subdivision plat (59.03 acres)
• Approve bonds for Deputy Constables Ira Joe Kilgore and Tim Oglesby
• Discuss allocation of funds for county website security upgrade

The Parker County Commissioners Court approved routine consent items, renewed contracts for scrap metal and inmate pharmaceuticals, authorized overtime pay for storm-related work, and approved multiple subdivision plats and waivers. Several items were discussed without action, including Wright House renovations and a future disaster overtime policy.

• Approved consent agenda items including budget adjustments, payroll, and reports
• Renewed scrap metal contract with Game Tech Industries for one year (June 2026-May 2027)
• Renewed inmate pharmaceutical contract with IHS Pharmacy for one year (July 2026-June 2027)
• Approved overtime pay for county employees who worked during recent storms
• Denied two property damage claims by Frontier at Frances Lane/McVoid Road and Willow Wood Drive
• Approved water line right-of-way for Parker County Special Utility District on Bennett Road
• Approved final plat for Bluejack Ranch Phase Two (28 residential lots, 8 reserve lots)
• Approved groundwater study waivers for North Star Crossing and Cedar Hollow subdivisions

Commissioners Court Special

The Commissioners Court will discuss renewing a Local Disaster Declaration and amending the FY 2026 budget via an emergency transfer of funds. The body will also consider contracts for debris removal and security compensation during the disaster period.

• Renewal of the Local Disaster Declaration
• Order #26-20 to amend FY 2026 budget via emergency transfer of funds
• Engagement of Tetra Tech for Debris Removal Monitoring (RFP PC25-45)
• Purchase of an air curtain burner for storm vegetation debris
• Special overtime rates and FLSA Section 207(k) exemption for Deputy Constables

The Commissioners Court approved transferring $4 million from fund balance for debris removal and disposal for residents, and approved reimbursing six people for initial charges. It also approved contracts for debris monitoring with Tetra Tech, purchase of two air curtain burners, special overtime for deputy constables, an MOU with United Way, and a land agreement for brush storage. No action was taken on renewing the local disaster declaration.

• Approved $4M transfer from fund balance for debris removal (motion carried)
• Approved reimbursement of initial charges for six people (motion carried)
• Approved Tetra Tech engagement for debris removal monitoring (motion carried)
• Approved purchase of two air curtain burners (motion carried)
• Approved special overtime rates for deputy constables (motion carried)
• Approved MOU with United Way (motion carried)
• Approved land agreement for brush storage (motion carried)
• No action on renewal of local disaster declaration