Victoria County public meetings in 2022

Commissioners' Court

This is a special term meeting where the Commissioners Court will attend the board meeting of Citizens Medical Center. The agenda contains only this single item, with no other business or decisions listed.

• Attend board meeting of Citizens Medical Center at 2701 Hospital Drive, Victoria, TX

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider approving 2023 salaries for county officials and employees, a subdivision plat for Hallmark Subdivision, and several other items including budget amendments, a food bid for the Sheriff's Office, and appointments to the Historical Commission.

• Consider approval of Order 2022-0107 affixing 2023 Victoria County officials and employee salaries
• Consider approval of preliminary and final plats for Hallmark Subdivision in Precinct 2
• Consider approval of a $200 road donation from Sarah Sendejo for a driveway and culvert at 295 Indiana St.
• Consider approval of 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, District Clerk, and other departments
• Consider approval of an application to the Helping Hands Program for a brush truck for the Victoria County Fire Department

The Commissioners Court approved Order No. 2022-0107 to set 2023 salaries and allowances for elected officials and employees. Other key actions included approving the Hallmark Subdivision plat and various county vendor payments.

• Approved 2023 salaries and allowances for elected officials and employees (Order No. 2022-0107)
• Approved Preliminary and Final Plats for Hallmark Subdivision in Precinct No. 2
• Approved $1,061,750.48 in regular accounts payable and $70,199.82 in supplemental accounts
• Approved $740,111.41 and $2,259,655.60 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved plat exemptions for Joe Rouse (489 Berger Road) and William Sciba (19655 US Highway 77 N)
• Approved bi-annual food bids for the Sheriff's Office with PFG, Hill Country Dairies, and Bimbo Bakeries
• Approved Detention and Residential contracts with Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center for Coryell and Ector counties
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for various departments including the General Fund and Sheriff's Office

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and take appropriate action. The agenda contains only this single item, which is a procedural attendance item with no specific decisions or proposals listed.

• Attend Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and take appropriate action

Commissioners' Court

The court will consider multiple financial items including a $169,461 payment to Constar Construction for CDBG hurricane recovery, a $4,630 payment to Grantworks for Harvey buyout work, and a change order for Udelhoven Oilfield Services. They will also review a FY 2023 liability coverage renewal with Texas Association of Counties, approve budget amendments for various departments, and discuss personnel changes.

• Consider payment of $169,461.00 to Constar Construction for CDBG Hurricane Disaster Recovery Program Contract No. 20-065-094-C262
• Consider payment of $4,630.46 to Grantworks for TX-CDBG Contract No. 20-066-004-C033 Hurricane Harvey Buyout/Acquisition
• Consider Construction Change Order No. 8 for Udelhoven Oilfield Services, Inc. under CDBG Contract No. 7219451
• Receive FY 2023 Victoria County Liability Coverage Renewal with Texas Association of Counties and authorize payment of invoice No. 33718
• Consider approval of 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Emergency Management, Courthouse Security, and Road & Bridge precincts

The Commissioners Court approved several payments for disaster recovery and medical center projects. The court also established review committees for TDA grant services and authorized various personnel changes and budget line item transfers.

• Approved $1,147,307.86 in regular and $178,964.20 in supplemental accounts payable
• Approved $486,301.69 and $1,517,467.08 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $169,461.00 payment to Constar Construction for CDBG Hurricane Disaster Recovery
• Approved $4,630.46 payment to Grantworks for Hurricane Harvey Buyout/Acquisition
• Approved $105,918.01 for Citizens Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion payment No. 26
• Approved $7,773.48 payout for County Fire Marshal compensatory time
• Approved Resolution No. 2022-0104 for a $200.00 donation to Victoria County Animal Services
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, and Road and Bridge precincts

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider a professional services agreement for a new animal services logo and branding kit, approve a final plat for Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates Phase I, and vote on multiple budget amendments for various county departments. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes, accounts payable, and personnel changes.

• Professional services agreement with Building Brands Marketing for animal services logo and branding kit
• Final plat approval for Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates Phase I subdivision
• Payment of $97,784.59 to Udelhoven, Inc. for water plant improvements in WCID No. 2
• Payment of $85,669.42 (grant) and $510,495.89 (local match) to Brannan Paving Co. for hurricane disaster recovery
• Budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Emergency Management, Road & Bridge, Airport, Elections, and Health Department

The Commissioners Court approved the final plat and drainage easement for Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates-Phase 1. The court also authorized several professional service contracts and approved multiple grant-funded payments for water and road projects.

• Approved Final Plat and drainage easement for Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates-Phase 1
• Approved $2,818,408.18 in payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved professional services agreement with Building Brands Marketing for Animal Services branding
• Authorized Master Contract and Task Orders with Rawley McCoy & Associates, PLLC
• Approved $16,978.40 payment to Lauger Companies, Inc. for EOC Stair Enclosure Project
• Approved $596,165.31 in total payments to Brannan Paving Co., Ltd for hurricane recovery
• Approved $100,809.59 in payments to Udelhoven, Inc. and GrantWorks, Inc. for Placedo water plant improvements
• Approved $1,800 road donation from King Ranch Turf Grass for Boehm Road & FM 2615

Commissioners' Court

This is a special term meeting of the Victoria County Commissioners' Court. The only listed action is to attend the board meeting of Citizens Medical Center. The agenda is otherwise procedural, including standard notices about executive session and disability accommodations.

• Attend the board meeting of Citizens Medical Center at 2701 Hospital Drive

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will meet in a special session to consider several items, including a detention contract with another judicial district, budget amendments for various departments, and approval of letters of engagement for county audits. The court will also vote on a consulting contract for bank depository services, a request to pay down the Elections Administrator's PTO balance, and plat exemptions.

• Consider approval of a detention contract between the 33rd and 424th Judicial Districts (Blanco, Burnet, Gillespie, Llano, and San Saba Counties) and the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility
• Consider approval of letters of engagement from Harrison, Waldrop & Uherek for Victoria County and Victoria County Juvenile Probation Department audits
• Consider approval of a contract with Patterson and Associates for consulting services regarding the county's bank depository
• Consider approval of 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, National School Lunch Program, Emergency Management, Road & Bridge Precinct 1, and Sheriff's Office
• Consider approval of a request to pay down the Paid Time Off (PTO) balance of the Elections Administrator

The Commissioners' Court approved significant vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center and various budget amendments. The court also authorized audit engagements, a bank depository consulting contract, and two plat exemptions.

• Approved $619,850.21 in interim vendor payments and $1,965,394.95 ACH report for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved accounts payable for Regular Accounts ($471,837.34) and Supplemental Accounts ($10,560.35)
• Approved audit engagement letters from Harrison, Waldrop & Uherek for the County and Juvenile Probation Department
• Approved $3,509.00 payment for 121 hours of PTO to Elections Administrator Margetta Hill
• Approved consulting contract with Patterson and Associates for bank depository services
• Approved plat exemptions for 924 Tipton Road and 1470 Kemper City Road South
• Approved Detention Contract between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and the 33rd and 424th Judicial Districts
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, National School Lunch Program, Emergency Management, Road and Bridge Pct. 1, and Sheriff's Office

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will canvass the November 8, 2022 General Election results and consider multiple payments for road projects and hurricane disaster recovery, including over $526,000 to Brannan Paving. They will also vote on resolutions for administration and engineering services under state grant programs, and consider budget amendments and personnel changes.

• Canvass the November 8, 2022 General Election results
• Consider approval of $526,277.92 payment to Brannan Paving Co. for CDBG Hurricane Disaster Recovery
• Consider approval of $1,535 payment to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy Road and Bayer Road project
• Consider resolutions for administration and engineering services under COG-MOD Programs via Texas GLO
• Consider approval of FY22 Operation Lone Star Grant Supplemental Award Adjustment for Grant No. 4381001

The Commissioners' Court approved several vendor payments, including over $3.4M for Citizens Medical Center. The court also authorized grant administration services, approved road project payments, and canvassed the November 8, 2022 General Election results.

• Approved canvassing of November 8, 2022 General Election results
• Approved $795,099.07 and $2,675,763.23 interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved Resolution No. 2022-0100 selecting GrantWorks for COG-MOD administration services
• Approved Resolution No. 2022-0101 selecting Lynn Engineering dba John D. Mercer and Associates for COG-MOD engineering services
• Approved $526,277.92 payment to Brannan Paving Co., Ltd for CDBG Hurricane Disaster Recovery
• Approved $1,535.00 payment to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy and Bayer Road project
• Approved Stop Loss Contract with Great Midwest Insurance Company and Administrative Contract with Boon Chapman for 2023
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Emergency Management, Records Management, Road and Bridge, and Health Department

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing and consider reauthorizing tax abatement guidelines. The court will also vote on budget amendments, personnel changes, and several contracts including payments for the Emergency Operations Stair Enclosure Project and a lease for office space at 311 E. Constitution St.

• Public hearing and reauthorization of tax abatement guidelines
• Approval of $1,000+ in payments to Lauger Companies for Emergency Operations Stair Enclosure Project
• Commercial Letter of Intent to lease space at 311 E. Constitution St.
• 2022 budget amendments across General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Road & Bridge, and Health Department
• Resolution for a road drainage improvement at 453 Malik Road, Victoria ($500)

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will meet for a special term on November 7, 2022. Key items include a resolution opposing a nursing program by Community Health Systems and Jersey College at DeTar Hospital, approval of a $500 road donation for a driveway and pipe culvert at 453 Malik Road, creation of nine new part-time positions at the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center, and several budget amendments. The meeting also covers routine approvals of minutes, accounts payable, bond forfeiture releases, and reports from county officials.

• Resolution No. 2022-0094 opposing Community Health Systems and Jersey College nursing program at DeTar Hospital
• Approval of $500 road donation from Mariana & Ronaldo Pineda for driveway and pipe culvert at 453 Malik Road, Victoria, TX
• Creation of eight regular part-time juvenile supervision officers and one regular part-time control room officer at Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center
• Approval of FY 2023 State and Local Overtime (SLOT) Funding Allotment
• Approval of payment to PGAL for invoice No. 10057214 for Emergency Operations Stair Enclosure Project

The Commissioners Court approved Resolution No. 2022-0094 opposing the creation of a nursing program by Community Health Systems and Jersey College at DeTar Hospital. The Court also approved several vendor payments, budget amendments, and the creation of nine part-time positions for the Regional Juvenile Justice Center.

• Approved Resolution No. 2022-0094 opposing the Jersey College nursing program at DeTar Hospital
• Approved $2,482,924.57 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $134,289.58 for Citizens Medical Center Emergency Department expansion payment No. 25
• Approved creation of 8 part-time juvenile supervision officers and 1 part-time control room officer
• Approved $564.01 payment to PGAL for Emergency Operations Stair Enclosure Project
• Approved $500 road donation from Mariana and Ronaldo Pineda for drainage at 453 Malik Road
• Ratified CDBG-DR Local Buyout and Acquisition Program Grant Contract No. 20-066-004-C033 Amendment No. 3
• Approved FY2023 State and Local Overtime (SLOT) funding for the Sheriff’s Office

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider approving the 2022 tax levy, multiple budget amendments, and a name change for Victoria Animal Services. They will also vote on a feral hog grant, a lease amendment, and detention contracts for the juvenile justice facility.

• Consider approval of Order No. 2022-0095 levying taxes on all taxing jurisdictions within Victoria County
• Consider approval of 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Road & Bridge precincts, and Health Department
• Consider a name change for Victoria Animal Services
• Consider approval of FY23 Feral Hog Grant Award from Texas Agrilife Extension Service
• Consider approval of Construction Change Order No. 6 for Udelhoven Oilfield Services, Inc. related to CDBG Contract No. 7219451

The Commissioners Court approved Order No. 2022-0095 to levy taxes for all taxing jurisdictions in Victoria County for 2022. The court also passed several 2022 budget amendments and approved various vendor payments and personnel changes.

• Approved Order No. 2022-0095 levying 2022 taxes for all taxing jurisdictions
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Road and Bridge (Pct 1, 3, 4), and Health Department
• Approved $668,100.25 in interim vendor payments and $1,724,895.49 ACH report for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved FY23 Feral Hog Grant Award from Texas Agrilife Extension Service
• Approved Detention and Residential Contracts with Reeves, Maverick, Dimmit, Zavala, and Johnson Counties
• Approved $98,936.05 payment to Undelhoven, Inc. and $3,025.00 to GrantWorks, Inc. for Placedo water plant improvements
• Approved Amendment to Listing Agreement with Carol McLarry at Re/Max Land & Homes for 311 E. Constitution Street
• Passed on the name change for Victoria Animal Control Services

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will consider approving a public benefit lease agreement with the City of Victoria for property at 403 S. Depot Street. Other items include budget amendments, a feral hog grant, a fiber optic road crossing application, and a plat exemption for a home on Victor Drive. The court will also discuss personnel in closed session.

• Public Benefit Lease Agreement with City of Victoria for 403 S. Depot Street
• FY23 Feral Hog Grant Award from Texas Agrilife Extension Service
• County Road Crossing Application from Fiberlight LLC for FM 2615, Price Rd., and Hanselman Rd.
• Plat exemption request from Platinum Home Investments LLC for 69 Victor Drive
• Budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, and Health Department expenditures

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $3,373,805.75, approved a public benefit lease with the City of Victoria for property at 403 S. Depot Street, and accepted a $1,000 donation for the Crossroads Area Veterans Center. The court also approved multiple personnel changes, budget amendments, and a plat exemption for Platinum Home Investments at 69 Victor Drive. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or the FY23 Feral Hog Grant Award.

• Approved $3,373,805.75 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved public benefit lease agreement with City of Victoria for 403 S. Depot Street
• Approved Resolution 2022-0093 accepting $1,000 donation from Warrior's Weekend for Crossroads Area Veterans Center
• Approved plat exemption for Platinum Home Investments at 69 Victor Drive
• Approved detention contract between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and Henderson County
• Approved county road crossing application from Fiberlight for FM 2615, S. Price Rd., and Hanselman Rd.
• Approved personnel changes including salary adjustments and new hires across multiple departments
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for various funds including General Fund, Sheriff's Office, and Road and Bridge precincts

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court is holding a meeting with the Victoria Regional Airport Commission. The agenda contains only a single item: attending a meeting with the Airport Commission. No other business items, decisions, or discussions are listed.

• Meeting with Victoria Regional Airport Commission

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing on reauthorizing tax abatement guidelines, consider multiple contracts for drainage and paving improvements funded by CDBG-DR grants, and vote on 2022 budget amendments across several departments. The agenda also includes routine items such as minutes approval, accounts payable, and personnel changes.

• Public hearing on reauthorization of Guidelines and Criteria for Tax Abatement agreements (Oct 31)
• Contracts for paving/drainage in Placedo (Pct. 1), Fordyce Road (Pct. 3), and Nursery Road (Pct. 2) under CDBG-DR Grant No. 20-065-094-C262
• Resolution No. 2022-0090 accepting $6,000 donation from VCS Companies and Hartman Family for Sheriff's Office
• Non-renewal of lease agreement with Texas Facilities Commission - Texas Parks and Wildlife
• 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge (Pcts. 1-4), and Health Department

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,741,308.71 and hired a new Animal Control Director. The court also approved contracts for paving and drainage improvements in multiple precincts, a compensation study update, and several other routine items. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or a proposed labor exchange with Safety Railway.

• Approved $2,266,288.98 ACH report and $475,019.73 CMC interim vendor payments (unanimous)
• Approved employment of Mark Sloat as Animal Control Director at $38.46/hour (unanimous)
• Approved Constar contracts for paving/drainage in Placedo and Fordyce Road (unanimous)
• Approved revised Brannan contract for Nursery Road street improvements (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-0091 proclaiming Friends of the Libraries Week (unanimous)
• Approved non-renewal of Texas Parks and Wildlife lease with month-to-month extension (unanimous)
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Childress County and Lubbock County (unanimous)
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund and Road & Bridge precincts (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and take appropriate action.

• Attendance and action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review several budget amendments across multiple funds and departments. The body is also deciding on road project payments, equipment purchases, and inter-county detention contracts.

• Budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Emergency Management, Road & Bridge Pct. 3 and 4, Elections Administrators Special, and Debt Service Fund
• Payments to Rexco, Inc. for McCoy and Bayer Road project totaling $154,110.53
• Detention and Residential contracts for Victoria Regional Justice Center with Zapata, Scurry, and Borden Counties
• Purchase of a 52" mower for the Victoria County Sheriff's Office from Daniel Industries
• Resolution No. 2022-0087 for a $750.00 road donation from John Pitonyak for Keefe Road

The Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $2 million, including $432,471.23 and an ACH report of $1,598,527.54. They also approved payments totaling $154,110.53 for the McCoy and Bayer Road rehabilitation project, accepted a $500 donation from Hochheim Prairie Insurance for each of 11 volunteer fire departments, and authorized the county judge to execute a new natural gas agreement after non-renewal. Several routine items were approved, including budget amendments, personnel changes, and contracts for the juvenile justice center.

• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $432,471.23 and $1,598,527.54
• Approved $8,550 invoice and $145,560.53 retainage for McCoy and Bayer Road project
• Accepted $500 donation from Hochheim Prairie Insurance for 11 volunteer fire departments
• Authorized county judge to execute new natural gas agreement after non-renewal
• Approved $212,530.24 for Citizens Medical Center ER expansion payment No. 24
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for multiple funds and departments
• Approved personnel changes including resignations and salary adjustments
• Approved detention contracts with Zapata County and Scurry/Borden County

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several grant awards and budget amendments for the General Fund and Road & Bridge Precincts #3 and #4. The body will also review contracts for the Victoria Regional Justice Center and plat exemptions for a property on US HWY 87N.

• Budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precinct #3, and Road & Bridge Precinct #4
• Plat exemption requests for Nancy Oliver at 12617 US HWY 87N
• Detention and Residential contracts for Victoria Regional Justice Center with Cass County and Caldwell County
• Approval of 2022 Bulletproof Vest Partnership (BVP) Grant Award for the Sheriff's Office
• CDBG-MIT grant program actions including Resolution No. 2022-0085 and RFPs for administrative and engineering services

The Commissioners Court approved a series of financial and administrative items, including $2.2 million in Citizens Medical Center payments, several grant awards, and contracts for software and juvenile detention. All votes were unanimous with no recorded opposition.

• Approved $537,421.95 in CMC interim vendor payments and $1,700,874.91 ACH report
• Approved HIPAA compliance software agreement with Compliancy Group LLC
• Approved professional service agreement with Corrections Software Solutions LP
• Approved Sheriff's Office 2022 Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant Award
• Approved Edward Byrne Memorial JAG Grant Award No. 15PBJA-22-GG-02660-JAGX
• Approved Resolution 2022-0085 for CDBG-MIT grant allocations
• Approved detention contracts with Cass and Caldwell counties for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund and Road & Bridge precincts

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center. The meeting is scheduled for September 28, 2022, at 2701 Hospital Drive.

• Attendance at the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will attend the Special Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting and take action as required.

• Attendance at the Special Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will receive the official 2023 Adopted Budget and consider several budget amendments. The body is also reviewing grant contracts for indigent defense and victim services, as well as detention agreements with other counties.

• Acceptance of $1,000 donation from American Legion Post 166 for Crossroads Area Veterans Center
• Plat exemption request from Kuy Creek Investments, LLC at McFaddin Rd. N in Precinct No. 3
• Detention and Residential contracts for Victoria Regional Justice Center with Frio, LaSalle, and Navarro Counties
• Road donation of $540 from Danny Thompson for drainage at 528 Commerce, Bloomington, TX
• Proposed 2023 Victoria County Sheriff & Constable fees

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $3 million, accepted several state and federal grants, and appointed five members to the Victoria Public Library Advisory Board. The court also approved budget amendments, personnel changes, and a road donation for drainage improvement.

• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center: $632,347.64 and ACH report $2,399,432.83 (unanimous)
• Approved Texas Indigent Defense Commission FY2023 Improvement Grant for Pre-Trial Services (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-0083 for Community Action Committee and Resolution 2022-0084 for Meals on Wheels South Texas under Texans Feeding Texans program (unanimous)
• Approved plat exemption for Kuy Creek Investments at McFaddin Rd N in Precinct 3 (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 2022-0082 accepting $1,000 donation from American Legion Post 166 for Crossroads Area Veterans Center (unanimous)
• Approved 2023 Sheriff & Constable fees (unanimous)
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Frio, LaSalle, and Navarro counties for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center (unanimous)
• Appointed Gay Patek, La Shaundrea Harris, Dr. Jill Fox, Dale D. Zuck, and Sheri Van Sickle to Victoria Public Library Advisory Board (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will consider several service agreements, including an emergency notification system and retirement plan. The body will also review budget amendments for the Health Department and Sheriff's Office, as well as plat exemptions for two properties.

• Payment of $990 to John D. Mercer & Associates for WCID No. 2 Water Plant Improvements
• Plat exemption requests for 6648 Old Highway Rd. and 5121 FM 446
• Emergency Notification System Service agreement with OnSolve (CodeRed)
• Budget amendments for General Funds, Health Department, and Sheriff's Office
• Detention and Residential contracts for Medina, Uvalde, and Real Counties

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $3.3 million, authorized using current-year WIC surplus to fund 2023 employee stipends, and approved a new emergency notification system contract with OnSolve (CodeRed). The court also ratified a VINE service agreement, approved a construction change order for a CDBG water plant project, and accepted that no bids were received for the annual aggregate surface treatment supply contract.

• Approved $675,941.28 CMC interim vendor payment and $2,644,418.59 ACH report (unanimous)
• Approved using WIC surplus to fund 2023 stipends for WIC office employees (unanimous)
• Approved Emergency Notification System Service Agreement with OnSolve (CodeRed) (unanimous)
• Ratified FY23 VINE Service Agreement Contract No. 20222344900-515-01 (unanimous)
• Approved Construction Change Order No. 4 for Udelhoven Oilfield System Services for CDBG Contract No. 7219451 (unanimous)
• Approved $990 payment to John D. Mercer & Associates for water plant improvements in Placedo (unanimous)
• Approved plat exemptions for Celeste Matejicek/Melven Gerdes at 6648 Old Highway Rd. and Platinum Home Investments at 5121 FM 446 (unanimous)
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Medina County and with Uvalde/Real County for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting. The purpose of the meeting is to attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting and take appropriate action.

• Attendance and action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider adopting the 2023 Victoria County Budget and ratifying a property tax increase. The body will also vote on levying a property tax rate and approve various infrastructure and service contracts.

• Adoption of the 2023 Victoria County Budget and ratification of property tax increase
• Order No. 2022-0078 to levy a property tax rate
• Agreement for Tax Collection Services with Linebarger Goggan Blair & Sampson, LLP
• Task Order No. 012-2022 to Stridde, Callins & Associates for 1967 Courthouse HVAC and Electrical improvements
• Resolution No. 2022-0079 for a $900 road donation at 214 Alton St., Bloomington

The Victoria County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the 2023 county budget, which raises total property taxes by 9.55% ($2.64 million) and includes a 3% retiree COLA, a one-time 5% stipend, and no health insurance premium increase. The court also set a property tax rate of $0.3934 per $100 valuation, a 6.47% effective increase. Numerous other actions were taken, including approving airport plans, health department contracts, and personnel changes.

• Approved 2023 Victoria County budget (unanimous)
• Ratified property tax increase in 2023 budget (unanimous)
• Set property tax rate at $0.3934 per $100 valuation (unanimous)
• Approved $2.6 million in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved airport layout plan and drainage plan with Centurion
• Approved environmental health services agreement with Calhoun County
• Approved detention contracts with Williamson, Hale, Comal, and Fayette counties
• Approved personnel changes including salary adjustments and new hires

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will hold public hearings regarding the proposed 2023 budget and 2022 tax rate. The body is also considering various contracts for the Sheriff's Office, the Regional Justice Center, and road improvements.

• Public hearings on the 2023 Proposed Budget and 2022 proposed tax rate
• Authorization to bid for a 15-passenger van for the Victoria Regional Airport
• Road donation for drainage at 975 Beck Rd. Lane in the amount of $1,077
• Application from Safety Railway Services, L.P. to abandon Warehouse Loop Road Right-of-Way
• Commercial Real Estate Listing Agreement for lease space at 311 E. Constitution Street

The Commissioners Court approved $3,300,482.94 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, adopted supplemental changes to the 2023 proposed budget, and set September 12 for final budget and tax rate votes. The court also approved numerous contracts, personnel changes, and a road donation, while holding public hearings on the budget and proposed tax rate decrease to 39.34 cents per $100 valuation.

• Approved $3,300,482.94 in CMC interim vendor payments (unanimous)
• Approved supplemental changes to 2023 Proposed Budget (unanimous)
• Set September 12, 2022 for vote on 2023 budget and 2022 tax rate (unanimous)
• Approved $1,077 road donation from Gary Thompson for drainage improvement (unanimous)
• Approved detention contracts with Walker, Deaf Smith, Panola, Calhoun, Karnes & Wilson counties (unanimous)
• Approved MOU with American Pets Alive! for animal control services (unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement for mental health peace officer services with Gulf Bend Center (unanimous)
• Approved plat exemption for Jason and Melissa Huber on Venglar Rd. & FM 444 (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will attend a meeting with the Victoria Regional Airport Commission. The meeting is scheduled for August 31, 2022, at the Victoria Regional Airport Officer's Club.

• Attendance at Victoria Regional Airport Commission meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several financial and administrative matters including a bond issuance and the appointment of a new County Treasurer. The agenda also includes various grant agreements, budget amendments, and construction contracts for drainage and road improvements.

• Issuance of Victoria County, Texas Certificates of Obligation, Series 2022
• Appointment of Lori Paige Foster as Victoria County Treasurer
• CDBG-DR Project 1: Placedo, US Hwy 87 & Old Port Lavaca Road Drainage Improvements
• CDBG-DR Project 3: Nursery Road Street Improvements (Precinct 2)
• CDBG-DR Project 4: Fordyce Road Drainage Improvements (Precinct 3)

The Commissioners Court approved the sale of $3.8 million in certificates of obligation for capital projects, appointed Lori Paige Foster as county treasurer, and authorized multiple drainage and road improvement contracts using disaster recovery grants. The court also approved routine payments, personnel changes, and various interlocal agreements.

• Approved $3.8M in certificates of obligation (Series 2022) for capital projects
• Appointed Lori Paige Foster as county treasurer through Dec. 31, 2022
• Authorized Constar Construction for Placedo drainage improvements (Precinct 1)
• Authorized Brannan Paving for Nursery Road street improvements (Precinct 2)
• Authorized Constar Construction for Fordyce Road drainage improvements (Precinct 3)
• Approved $182,322.97 in regular accounts payable and $174,129.07 in supplemental accounts
• Approved $904,984.50 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved detention contracts with Anderson, Bandera, Dewitt, Hill counties and 36th Judicial District

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is scheduled for a special term meeting on August 24, 2022. The primary agenda item is to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider approving the November 8 general election and various budget amendments. The body is also reviewing infrastructure bid awards and funding requests for volunteer fire departments.

• Order No. 2022-0069 ordering the November 8th, 2022 General Election
• Funding requests: Dacosta VFD ($11,008.09) and Bloomington VFD ($2,000.00)
• CDBG-DR bid awards for Placedo (US Hwy 87 & Old Port Lavaca Road), Nursery Road, and Fordyce Road projects
• Amended plat request for Bludau Subdivision No. 1, Resubdivision No. 1
• Detention and Residential Contracts for Madison, Jim Wells, Kleberg-Kenedy, and Angelina Counties

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved three construction bids for CDBG-DR grant projects, totaling about $2.7 million, contingent on state approval. The court also approved interim payments to Citizens Medical Center, volunteer fire department assistance, and various contracts and personnel changes. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved $1,090,860 bid to Constar Construction for Placedo drainage improvements
• Approved $1,272,522.07 bid to Brannan Paving for Nursery Road improvements
• Approved $323,485 bid to Constar Construction for Fordyce Road drainage improvements
• Approved $1,673,019.87 interim payment to Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $11,008.09 for Dacosta VFD communications system
• Approved $2,000 for Bloomington VFD fuel and maintenance
• Approved contracts with four counties for Juvenile Justice Center
• Approved 2022 budget amendments and personnel changes

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to set dates for public hearings on the 2023 budget and tax rate. The agenda includes several grant approvals for the Victoria Regional Airport and various payments for road and bridge projects.

• Airport Improvement Program Project No. 3-48-02 19-024-2022 up to $300,000
• Airport Infrastructure Grant Project No. 3-48-0219-025-2022 for $295,000
• Payment for McCoy Road and Bayer Road project to Union Pacific Railroad Company for $9,759.99
• Mustang Valley Subdivision final plat approval
• Closing cost payments for Henderson Road and Bridge Replacement Project property purchases

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved the final plat for the Mustang Valley Subdivision in Precinct 2, with the condition that the maintenance bond receive legal approval. The court also approved over $2.3 million in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, set public hearing dates for the 2023 budget and tax rate, and approved multiple road, airport, and personnel items. A resolution supporting an audit of the Victoria Central Appraisal District failed on a 2-2 vote.

• Approved Mustang Valley Subdivision final plat, bond contingent on legal approval
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments totaling $4,560,664.33
• Set public hearing for 2023 budget and tax rate on Sept 6; adoption on Sept 12
• Resolution supporting VCAD audit failed (2-2)
• Approved FAA airport grants totaling $595,000 with local match
• Approved accounts payable of $713,045.46
• Approved 2023 holiday schedule and Road & Bridge revenue rates
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and certificate pay adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will conduct budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action. The meeting includes several closed sessions to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel in various departments
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will conduct budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action. The agenda includes several closed meetings to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will hold budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action. The meeting includes several closed sessions to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is scheduled for a special term meeting on August 9, 2022. The primary agenda item involves attending the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and taking appropriate action.

• Attendance at the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will conduct budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action. The meeting includes several closed sessions to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several administrative actions including a potential burn ban and various budget amendments. The agenda includes requests for plat exemptions, equipment procurement for Animal Control, and a roadway project payment.

• Approval of Order No. 2022-0064 to enact a burn ban
• Acceptance of a $35,100 2012 Ford brush truck donation for the Fire Marshal's Department
• Payment of $18,081.00 to Rexco Construction Services for McCoy Road and Bayer Road project
• Resolution No. 2022-0063 regarding a review of the Victoria Central Appraisal District
• Approval of plat exemptions for 1433 Hood Rd. and 10559 US Highway South

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a burn ban for the county, interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $2.8 million, and the no new revenue and voter approval tax rates. The court also approved a resolution supporting an audit of the Victoria Central Appraisal District was discussed but no action was taken. Numerous routine items were approved, including accounts payable, contracts, budget amendments, and personnel changes.

• Approved Order No. 2022-0064 enacting a burn ban for Victoria County
• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,899,167.60
• Approved no new revenue and voter approval tax rates calculated by Tax Assessor-Collector
• Approved accounts payable totaling $549,348.29
• Approved Resolution No. 2022-0065 accepting donation of a 2012 Ford brush truck valued at $35,100
• Approved Motor Vehicle License Registration Agent Agreement with H.E.B., LLP
• Approved renewal of MOU with VISD for School Resource Officer Program for 2022/2023
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for multiple funds

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review the 2021 audit and 2022 tax collection rates. The body is deciding on several grant contracts, budget amendments, and property acquisitions for infrastructure projects.

• Purchase of 0.5143-acres from Zorilla-Malone Properties, LLC for $5,143.00
• Purchase of 0.0495-acres from Darren Cory Heilker Management Trust for $11,707.00
• Award of Victoria Regional Airport Maintenance Building Demolition Project to Grant Mackay Company, Inc.
• Approval of 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precinct #4, Capital Credits Fund, and Airport Capital Projects Fund
• Revised fee schedule from Crossroads Mortuary Services for transport and care of human remains

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including $569,786 in regular accounts payable, $145,341 in supplemental accounts, and $2.9 million in Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments. It also approved multiple contracts, including a disaster debris management amendment with AshBritt, Inc., a financial advisor agreement with RBC Capital Markets, and several juvenile detention contracts. The court received the 2021 audit report and tax collection certification, and approved personnel changes including salary increases for two animal control officers.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $715,127.38 (regular and supplemental)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $143,849.81 and ACH report of $2,907,008.17
• Approved AshBritt, Inc. disaster debris management contract amendment
• Approved RBC Capital Markets, LLC as County Financial Advisor
• Approved purchase of 0.5143 acres for $5,143 and 0.4095 acres for $11,707 for Henderson Road project
• Awarded airport maintenance building demolition to Grant Mackay Company, Inc.
• Approved 8 juvenile detention/residential contracts with various counties
• Approved salary increases for Arturo Soto III and Dean Hazelwood to $15.50/hour

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will meet for a special term at the Citizens Medical Center. The primary agenda item is attendance at the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting.

• Attendance at the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved modifications to polling locations for the November 8, 2022 General Election, closing the Tanglewood Clubhouse and Family Worship Center locations while keeping Shields Elementary School and CLI @ F W Gross open and switching from Crain to the Victoria College. The court also approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $2.7 million, and authorized entering into an agreement with the Bissell Pet Foundation for the Partners for Pets Program.

• Approved polling location changes for Nov. 8 election (motion adopted)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $836,100.64 and ACH report of $1,868,138.47
• Authorized agreement with Bissell Pet Foundation for Partners for Pets Program
• Approved accounts payable totaling $658,689.82
• Approved appointment of Election Judges and Alternates for 2022-2024 (Order 2022-0061)
• Awarded bid to United Signs, LLC for Patti Dodson Center Signage Replacement Project
• Approved Detention and Residential Contracts with Guadalupe County for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center
• Approved Resolution 2022-0060 for road donation from Pat & Kathy Thompson for Fleming Prairie Rd. drainage

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court is meeting in special session to consider routine approvals (minutes, accounts payable) and several substantive items, including enacting a burn ban, a $12,000 budget increase for the Fire Marshal's office, grant awards, and multiple interlocal agreements. They will also receive reports and take action on budget amendments and personnel changes.

• Order No. 2022-0059 to enact a burn ban
• Request to increase Fire Marshal's budget by $12,000 for fuel
• 2022 HIDTA Grant Award, Grant No. G22HN0020A
• BJA FY22 Justice Assistance Grant application submission
• Master Interlocal Agreement with 791 Purchasing Cooperative for Sheriff's Office

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including $1.88M in accounts payable and $3.11M in Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments. It also approved several contracts and agreements, including a HIDTA grant, a JAG grant application, and juvenile detention contracts with three counties. The court declined to enact a burn ban, citing recent rain, and received reports from county officials.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $1,880,504.40
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $939,419.64 and ACH report of $2,175,085.04
• Approved $12,000 budget increase for Fire Marshal fuel
• Approved Fire Programs Software service agreement
• Approved HIDTA Grant G22HN0020A for Sheriff's Office
• Approved FY22 JAG grant application
• Approved juvenile detention contracts with Bowie, Cherokee, and Leon Counties
• Declined to enact burn ban (Order 2022-0059)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider various financial payments, budget amendments, and personnel matters. Discussion includes updates on vacancies for the Animal Control Director and County Treasurer.

• $343,155.16 payment to Rexco Construction Services for McCoy and Bayer Road project
• Plat exemption request for 292 Dreyer Ln. and 762 Arnold Rd.
• Detention and Residential Contracts for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with Grimes County and Brazos County
• Citizens Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion & Renovation payment application
• 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precincts #1 and #3, and Health Department

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items including accounts payable, interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, and a $343,166.16 payment to Rexco Construction Services for the McCoy and Bayer Road project. The court also approved personnel changes, budget amendments, and contracts for the Juvenile Justice Center. No action was taken on the County Treasurer vacancy, which is being handled by the Republican Party Executive Committee.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $687,933.29 (Regular $593,616.66, Supplemental $94,316.63)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $479,136.04 and ACH report of $1,055,341.99
• Approved $343,166.16 payment to Rexco Construction Services for McCoy and Bayer Road project
• Approved plat exemption request for Watts Family at 292 Dreyer Ln and 762 Arnold Rd
• Approved appointment of interview committee for Animal Control Director position
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precincts 1 and 3, and Health Department
• Approved personnel changes including salary adjustments and new hires
• Approved detention and residential contracts with Grimes and Brazos Counties for Juvenile Justice Center

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider various budget amendments, personnel changes, and contract approvals. The agenda includes items regarding public health grants, juvenile justice contracts, and road donation resolutions.

• Public Health: Family Connects Program Agreement Amendment #1 FY22
• Public Health: HOPWA Grant Contract 5607/5-565-02
• Payment to Rawley McCoy & Associates, PLLC for Patti Dodson Signage Replacement Project
• Payment to PGAL for Victoria County Emergency Operations Center Stair Enclosure Project
• Road donation resolution for Sterling Kocian at 106 Sandpiper Dr. ($512.00)

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including $484,867.60 in regular accounts payable, $233,409.26 in supplemental accounts, and interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $3,085,958.29. The court also approved multiple contracts, including detention and residential contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with Wise and Jack, Val Verde, and Hunt counties, and received agreements for airport consulting and marketing services. Personnel changes were approved, including new hires, resignations, and salary adjustments for sheriff's office and health department staff. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or CLASS participation items.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $718,276.86
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $3,085,958.29
• Approved Family Connects Program Agreement Amendment No. 1 FY22
• Approved HOPWA Grant Contract amendment
• Approved detention and residential contracts for Wise and Jack, Val Verde, and Hunt counties
• Approved plat exemption for 5209 FM 447
• Approved road donation resolutions for Sterling Kocian ($512) and Mary Hewitt ($1,631)
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and salary adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will attend a meeting with the Victoria Regional Airport Commission. The meeting is scheduled for June 30, 2022, at the Victoria Regional Airport terminal conference room.

• Attendance at Victoria Regional Airport Commission meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider issuing certificates of obligation to construct, renovate, and equip Citizens Medical Center. The body will also address a disaster declaration regarding fireworks and various budget amendments.

• Memorandum of understanding for certificates of obligation to improve Citizens Medical Center
• Resolution extending the disaster declaration prohibiting the sale and use of fireworks
• Creation of an Animal Control Director position
• Road donation resolutions for Serene Dr. in the amount of $600.00 each for Jenni Esmeralda Lima and Brant Anderson
• Detention and Residential Contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with Wharton, Brown, Mills, Webb, Potter, and Kerr counties

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a memorandum of understanding with Citizens Medical Center for issuing certificates of obligation to fund hospital construction and renovation, including the ICU. The court also approved a resolution authorizing notice of intent to issue those certificates. Additionally, the court ratified payroll and personnel changes, approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center, and created a new Animal Control Director position.

• Approved MOU with Citizens Medical Center for certificates of obligation (unanimous)
• Approved resolution authorizing notice of intent to issue certificates of obligation (unanimous)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center: $1,079,923.65 and ACH report $1,885,724.07 (unanimous)
• Approved creation of Animal Control Director position, salary $70,000-$80,000 plus benefits (unanimous)
• Approved DR-4485 Hazard Mitigation Grant application for Emergency Operations Safe Room (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 2022-0056 extending disaster declaration and fireworks ban (unanimous)
• Approved CSRS contract for ARPA Project Administration services (unanimous)
• Approved bi-annual food bids for Sheriff's Office to Performance Food Service, Hill Country Dairies, Bimbo Bakeries (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will attend a bid opening regarding Community Development Block Grant Programs Disaster Recovery projects. These projects are located within Precinct 1, 2, and 3.

• Bid opening for Community Development Block Grant Programs Disaster Recovery projects in Precinct 1, 2 and 3

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several administrative actions, including a potential separation of the Animal Control Division and Public Health Department. The agenda includes multiple contract approvals, budget amendments, and a public hearing regarding traffic regulations in Bloomington.

• Separation of the Animal Control Division and the Public Health Department
• CSRS contract for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Project Administration services
• ArkStar contract for Victoria Regional Airport Air Service Marketing & Advertising
• Public hearing for two-way stop signs at Brazos St./Houston St. and Goode St./Rail St. in Bloomington
• Resolution No. 2022-0051: $1,000.00 road donation from Nathan Budd for Old Hwy Road drainage

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved making Animal Control a stand-alone department under the Commissioners Court, separating it from the Public Health Department. The court also approved several contracts, including interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, an air service marketing contract for the airport, and detention contracts for the juvenile justice center. Personnel changes and budget amendments were approved, and a road material contract increase was authorized.

• Approved separation of Animal Control from Public Health Department
• Approved $535,171.17 interim vendor payment to Citizens Medical Center
• Approved ArkStar contract for airport air service marketing
• Approved detention contracts with Matagorda, Cen-Tex, and Hidalgo counties
• Authorized up to 25% increase in Quality Hot Mix road material contract
• Approved $1,000 road donation from Nathan Budd for pipe culvert
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for multiple funds
• Approved personnel changes including salary adjustments and new hires

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and take appropriate action.

• Attendance and potential action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider contracts for airport planning and a new records and jail management system for the Sheriff Department. The body will also review budget amendments and road infrastructure approvals.

• Contract with ProPhoenix Corporation for Sheriff Records and Jail Management System
• Selection of Professional On-Call Airport Planning, Engineering, Environmental & Construction Consultant
• Harrison & Son proposals for Precinct No. 2 for $2,500.00 and $24,900.00
• Acceptance of $2,552.00 donation from Food Bank of the Golden Crescent to Animal Control
• Approval of road improvements for Valle Vista Subdivision, Phase III in Precinct No. 3

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a contract with ProPhoenix Corporation for a new Sheriff Records and Jail Management System, funded with ARPA money, and authorized related software purchases. The court also awarded an on-call airport consulting contract to Centurion Planning and Design, approved multiple payments and contracts, and accepted several road-related donations and improvements. No action was taken on road material contracts, which were deferred to the next week's agenda.

• Approved ProPhoenix contract for Sheriff Records and Jail Management System
• Awarded airport consultant services to Centurion Planning and Design
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments totaling $2,286,692.70
• Approved CMC Emergency Department expansion payment of $414,728.22
• Approved road improvements for Valle Vista Subdivision Phase III
• Approved detention contracts with Refugio, Nueces, Jefferson, Orange, and Lampasas counties
• Approved budget amendments for General Fund, Historical Commission, and Health Department
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss budget amendments, personnel changes, and various infrastructure payments. The body is deciding on contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and air service marketing for the Victoria Regional Airport.

• Payment of $181,465.00 to Trane for two chillers
• Payment of $104,774.36 to Rexco Construction Services for McCoy Road and Bayer Road project
• Approval of road improvements for Valle Vista Subdivision, Phase II in Precinct No. 3
• Resolution No. 2022-0048 for a $540.00 road donation at Serene Dr. East
• Detention and Residential Contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including accounts payable, interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, and a property insurance renewal. They also approved a contract award for airport marketing, accepted road infrastructure, and ratified grant adjustments. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or the Downtown TIRZ presentation.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $528,577.08
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $2,285,862.90
• Approved TAC RMP property insurance renewal for $407,076.00
• Approved Valle Vista Subdivision Phase II road maintenance acceptance
• Ratified CDBG grant contract extension (Grant No. 7219451)
• Approved $104,774.36 payment to Rexco Construction for McCoy/Bayer Road project
• Awarded airport marketing RFP to ArkStar
• Approved purchase of two chillers for $181,465.00

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review design plans for drainage and paving improvements in three precincts. The body is also considering several detention and residential contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and an interlocal agreement for jail services with Wharton County.

• CDBG-DR funded drainage and paving improvements for Placedo, Nursery Road, and Fordyce Road
• Detention and residential contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with multiple counties
• Interlocal Agreement between Victoria County Sheriff's Office and Wharton County Sheriff's Office for jail services
• Plat exemption request for 222 Miller Rd. in Precinct No. 4
• 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precinct #4, and Health Insurance Fund

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved final design plans and bid advertising for three CDBG-DR funded drainage and paving projects in Precincts 1, 2, and 3. The court also approved an interlocal jail services agreement with Wharton County, ratified payroll and personnel changes, and approved several budget amendments. Multiple juvenile justice center contracts were passed without action.

• Approved final design plans and bid advertising for Placedo Drainage and Paving Improvements (Precinct 1)
• Approved final design plans and bid advertising for Nursery Road Drainage and Paving Improvements (Precinct 2)
• Approved final design plans and bid advertising for Fordyce Road Drainage Improvements (Precinct 3)
• Approved interlocal jail services agreement with Wharton County Sheriff's Office
• Ratified payroll and personnel changes from November 2021 through April 2022
• Approved accounts payable totaling $564,191.83
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge, Health Insurance Fund, and Sheriff's Office
• Passed (no action) on all juvenile justice center contracts with McLennan, Refugio, Nueces, Bowie, Colorado, Lavaca, and Gonzales counties

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is scheduled for a special term meeting. The primary agenda item is to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss procurement and authority for the Victoria Regional Airport Maintenance Building Demolition Project. The body will also consider budget amendments for several departments and various vendor payments.

• Victoria Regional Airport Maintenance Building Demolition Project procurement and authority
• 2021 Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) Operation Stonegarden Grant Program Award 3186207
• Bid award for ASPPM 9202 Grade IV Cold Mix for Annual Road Material Contract
• Citizens Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion & Renovation Application for Payment No. 19
• 2022 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Health Department, and Road & Bridge Precincts #1 and #4

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved several resolutions for the Victoria Regional Airport Maintenance Building Demolition Project, including establishing a procurement method, delegating authority to the County Judge, and forming a selection committee. The court also approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $5.7 million, a bid for road material, and various contracts and budget amendments.

• Approved Project Resolution No. 1 establishing a construction procurement method for airport demolition (motion adopted)
• Approved Project Resolution No. 2 delegating authority to the County Judge for airport demolition (motion adopted)
• Approved Project Resolution No. 3 establishing a selection committee for airport demolition (motion adopted)
• Approved and authorized advertising for competitive sealed proposals for airport demolition (motion adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center: $677,275.66 and ACH report $5,105,576.80 (motion adopted)
• Awarded bid for ASPPM 9202 Grade IV Cold Mix to Waller County Asphalt, Inc. (motion adopted)
• Approved 2021 Operation Stonegarden Grant Program award for Sheriff's Office (motion adopted)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion Payment No. 19 of $468,993.62 (motion adopted)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider various financial approvals, including budget amendments and hurricane recovery payments. The agenda includes a report from the Sheriff regarding the border crisis and Title 42, as well as several contract and plat requests.

• Sheriff report on the border crisis and the end of 'Title 42'
• CDBG Hurricane Harvey Disaster Recovery payments: CK Newberry LLC ($81,862.99), CivilCorp ($15,285.00), and GrantWorks, Inc. ($6,403.60)
• Pattie Dodson Public Health Center Signage Project procurement and authority resolutions
• Plat exemption request for 1333 Schlebach Rd. in Precinct No. 1
• 2022 budget amendments for Care Court, Elections, General Fund, Emergency Management, and Road & Bridge Precinct #3

The Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,909,137.52, including $712,403.54 and an ACH report of $2,196,733.98. The court also canvassed the May 7, 2022 Joint Special Election results, approved multiple contracts, budget amendments, and personnel changes. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or the sheriff's border crisis report.

• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,909,137.52
• Canvassed May 7, 2022 Joint Special Election results
• Approved accounts payable totaling $1,574,133.89
• Approved plat exemption for Tim McFarland at 1333 Schlebach Rd.
• Approved amended plat for Lot 1, Block 1, Valle Vista Phase 1 Subdivision
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for multiple departments
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary adjustments
• Approved CDBG Hurricane Harvey payments totaling $103,551.59

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and take appropriate action.

• Attendance and action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss enacting a county-wide burn ban and approving several 2022 budget amendments. The body is also reviewing plat exemptions and various grant contracts for health and airport services.

• Order Enacting a Burn Ban in Victoria County
• Tobacco settlement proceeds in the amount of $40,230.75
• Construction contract with Lauger Companies, Inc. for EOC Stair Enclosure
• Plat exemptions for 1783 Coletoville Rd., 1332 Warburton Rd., and 311 Midway Rd. South
• Road donations in Precinct No. 4 for David Flores ($400.00) and Tony Escobar ($650.00)

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a 90-day burn ban due to dry weather and winds, unless substantial rainfall occurs. The court also approved accounts payable totaling $866,180.80, interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, and multiple contracts, grants, and personnel changes. All motions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved 90-day burn ban (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable $778,367.90 regular and $87,812.90 supplemental (unanimous)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments $685,974.94 and ACH report $1,995,929.52 (unanimous)
• Approved construction contract with Lauger Companies for EOC stair enclosure (unanimous)
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for multiple funds (unanimous)
• Approved personnel changes including hires, dismissals, and salary adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved three plat exemption requests (unanimous)
• Approved two road donation resolutions totaling $1,050 (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review several budget amendments and contract approvals. Key items include a compensation market survey, road rehabilitation payments, and public hearings for new stop signs.

• Compensation Study: approval of comparative entities and Baker Tilly market survey questions
• Construction contract with Lauger Companies, Inc. for EOC Stair Enclosure
• Payment to Rawley McCoy & Associates, PPLC for Victoria County Courthouse Entry Steps & Repair Project
• Public hearing for stop signs at Paradise Dr./Bliss Dr. and Live Oak Ln./Woodlawn Way
• Roadway payments for McCoy Road and Bayer Road: $65,607.02 to Union Pacific Railroad Company and $379,070.61 to Rexco Construction Services

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a series of routine administrative items, including accounts payable, reports, bond forfeiture releases, and interim vendor payments. They also approved the comparative entities and market survey questions for the Baker Tilly compensation study, and authorized payments for the McCoy/Bayer road project. The court passed on the EOC stair enclosure construction contract to review it further, and approved several personnel changes and budget amendments.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $821,301.10
• Approved 12 comparative entities for Baker Tilly compensation study
• Approved Baker Tilly's market survey questions
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,954,383.39
• Approved $65,607.02 payment to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy/Bayer road project
• Approved $379,070.61 payment to Rexco Construction for McCoy/Bayer road project
• Passed on EOC stair enclosure construction contract with Lauger Companies
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and salary adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center. The meeting is scheduled for April 28, 2022, at 2701 Hospital Drive.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss budget amendments, personnel changes, and grant applications for indigent defense and ARPA funds. The body is also considering payments for roadwork and emergency operations center projects.

• Public hearing for reduced speed limits near Nursery Independent School District and stop signs at multiple intersections in Precinct 2
• Payment of $232,440.82 to Rexco Construction Services for McCoy Road and Bayer Road project
• Authorization for the County Judge to negotiate an agreement for ARPA Professional Administration Services
• Approval of a Grant Specialist position
• Payment to PGAL for Victoria County Emergency Operations Center Stair Enclosure Project

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved several financial and administrative items, including awarding a contract for American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) professional administration services to CSRS, pending negotiations. The court also approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $3 million, approved a new Grant Specialist position, and adopted traffic regulation changes including reduced speed limits and stop signs near Nursery ISD. Various routine reports, budget amendments, and personnel changes were also approved.

• Approved ARPA professional administration services contract award to CSRS, pending negotiations
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $656,697.86 and ACH report of $2,366,057.21
• Approved addition of a Grant Specialist position
• Adopted traffic regulations: reduced speed limit signs and 11 stop sign installations in Precinct 2
• Approved accounts payable totaling $666,715.48
• Approved $232,440.82 payment to Rexco Construction for McCoy/Bayer Road project
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for multiple funds
• Approved personnel changes including resignations, retirements, and salary/position changes

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is meeting to attend a session with the Victoria Regional Airport Commission. The agenda contains no other specific business items or decisions.

• Meeting with Victoria Regional Airport Commission

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider various administrative actions including budget amendments for the Health Department and Sheriff's Office. The agenda includes requests for airport service marketing and engineering qualifications, as well as road material bids and plat exemptions.

• Update on indigent criminal defense and potential TIDC grant application
• Request for proposals for Victoria Regional Airport marketing and advertising services
• Request for qualifications for airport planning, engineering, and construction services
• Invoice #966-001 from Rawley McCoy & Associates, PLLC for airport maintenance building demo
• Annual Supply Contract bids for ASPPM 9202 Grade IV Cold Mix road material

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a grant application to the Texas Indigent Defense Commission (TIDC) to establish an indigent criminal defense office, following a recommendation from County Judge Ben Zeller. The court also approved routine items including accounts payable, vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, airport service contracts, tax-resale property sales, and personnel changes. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved TIDC grant application for indigent defense office (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable: $314,539.96 regular and $173,870.14 supplemental (unanimous)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments: $703,013.81 and ACH $2,739,703.04 (unanimous)
• Approved RFP for airport marketing/advertising services (unanimous)
• Approved RFQ for airport planning/engineering consulting services (unanimous)
• Approved 7 tax-resale property purchase offers (unanimous)
• Approved 3 plat exemptions (unanimous)
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary changes (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court is convening a special term meeting on April 12, 2022. The primary agenda item involves attending the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and taking action.

• Attendance at the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider various financial approvals, contracts, and budget amendments. Items include airport maintenance proposals, law enforcement equipment, and road drainage improvements.

• Resolution No. 2022-0039 for 55 body-worn cameras for the Sheriff's Office ($9,841.50)
• Order No. 2022-0037 appropriation to the City of Victoria for Fire and EMS Services
• Road donation in Precinct No. 4 for a pipe culvert on 5724 Midway Rd., Inez ($900.00)
• Airport Maintenance Building asbestos survey and management proposals from Champion Environmental Consulting
• Centurion Planning and Design contract for an airport drainage study

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments totaling $2,564,482.16 for Citizens Medical Center, including an ACH report of $2,062,719.49. The court also approved a $9,841.50 donation from the Victoria 100 Club for 55 body-worn cameras for the Sheriff's Office, and renewed the Victoria Farmers Market lease for one year. Several items were passed without action, including a drainage study contract and a request for qualifications for airport consulting services.

• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $501,762.67 and ACH report of $2,062,719.49
• Approved $9,841.50 donation from Victoria 100 Club for 55 body-worn cameras
• Approved Victoria Farmers Market lease renewal for one year (May 1, 2022 - April 30, 2023)
• Approved $1,149,771.82 in regular accounts payable and $156,277.88 in supplemental accounts
• Approved $438,391.82 payment for Citizens Medical Center ER expansion (Application No. 18)
• Approved $1,625 legal service contract for H-1B visa for Epidemiologist position
• Approved $900 road donation from Ana Lisa Almendariz for culvert installation on Midway Rd.
• Passed on airport drainage study contract and RFQ for consulting services (no action)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will consider several administrative actions including budget amendments and personnel changes. The agenda includes items regarding a burn ban, fireworks sales, and various county contracts.

• Ratification of the burn ban issued March 29, 2022, and an order lifting it effective April 4, 2022
• Memorial Day fireworks sales request from J&J Fireworks and Order No. 2022-0036
• Professional Services Agreement with H2O Partners Inc. for the Victoria County FEMA Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Body-Wom Camera (BWC) Grant award, Office of the Governor (OOG), Grant No. 4394701
• Rejection of all bids for the Victoria County Annual Road Material Contract - Cold Mix Limestone Rock Asphalt

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,445,933.83, ratified and then lifted the burn ban effective April 4, 2022, and approved a body-worn camera grant from the Office of the Governor. The court also approved a fireworks sales order for Memorial Day, a FEMA hazard mitigation plan contract, and multiple personnel changes and budget amendments.

• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $529,690.74 and ACH report of $1,916,243.09
• Ratified burn ban order issued March 29, 2022, then lifted it effective April 4, 2022
• Approved Order No. 2022-0036 authorizing Memorial Day fireworks sales May 25-30
• Approved body-worn camera grant from Office of the Governor (Grant No. 4394701)
• Approved Professional Services Agreement with H2O Partners for FEMA Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Rejected all bids for Cold Mix Limestone Rock Asphalt; specs to be modified and rebid
• Approved Final Plat for Castaway Boat & RV Storage Subdivision in Precinct No. 2
• Approved detention contract with Cass County for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Facility

General

The Animal Shelter Advisory Committee will meet to discuss committee duties, including the creation of by-laws and a mission statement. The committee will also review animal shelter reports and elect officers.

• Creation of By-Laws
• Establishment of Mission Statement
• Recommendations for facility and shelter operations
• Election of Officers

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider various administrative actions including budget amendments, road material contracts, and personnel changes. The agenda includes several departmental service agreements and project approvals for the county.

• Approval of a Memorandum of Understanding between Max Midstream Texas, LLC and Victoria County
• Awarding bids for annual road material contracts for all precincts
• Approval of the Castaway Boat & RV Storage Subdivision final plat in Precinct #2
• Road donation resolutions for Precinct No. 1 totaling $3,740.00
• Purchase of a new Xerox PrimeLine C9070 copy machine for the County Clerk's office

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center. The meeting is scheduled for March 23, 2022, at 2701 Hospital Drive.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss several countywide projects and financial approvals. Key items include a large purchase for digital radio upgrades and various subdivision development applications.

• Purchase of digital portable/mobile radios from Motorola Solutions for $3,965,035.04
• Hazard Mitigation Program Grant updates regarding Hurricane Harvey and Lauger Construction
• Donation of $1,000.00 from American Legion Post 166 for Crossroads Area Veteran's Center
• Mustang Valley Subdivision and Castaway Boat & RV Storage Subdivision preliminary plats
• Road donation of $1,650.00 from Melvin Gerdes for drainage on Old Hwy Rd., Inez

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a $3,965,035.04 purchase from Motorola Solutions for countywide replacement/upgrade of digital portable/mobile radios. The court also approved a construction bid for the EOC Hardening project, authorized contract negotiations with ProPhoenix for the Sheriff's Office public safety software, and approved multiple contracts, leases, and routine financial items. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved $3,965,035.04 Motorola Solutions radio upgrade (unanimous)
• Approved construction bid to Lauger Construction for EOC Hardening (unanimous)
• Authorized contract negotiations with ProPhoenix for Sheriff's Office software (unanimous)
• Approved $710,509.82 and $2,698,912.83 interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision preliminary plats for Mustang Valley and Castaway Boat & RV Storage (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000 donation from American Legion Post 166 for Veterans Center (unanimous)
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for various funds (unanimous)
• Approved personnel changes including salary increase and new hire (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss Sky West's notice to terminate commercial air service at Victoria Regional Airport. The body is also deciding on several road project payments, budget amendments, and a contract for a compensation study.

• Payments for McCoy Road and Bayer Road projects to Rexco Construction Services and Union Pacific Railroad totaling $41,256.22
• Recommendation to award Compensation Study & Analysis RFP to BakerTilly
• Authorization to advertise RFP for American Rescue Plan Act Funds Grant Administration
• Road donation resolutions for Wischkemper Rd. ($950), 204 Bradley St. ($650), and 412 Franz Rd. ($250)
• Approval of CK Newberry, LLC Construction Contract Agreement No. 1 for GLO CDBG-DR Program

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss the possibility of establishing a Public Defender's Office. The body will also consider budget amendments, personnel changes, and various health department contracts.

• Update from County Judge regarding a possible Public Defender's Office
• Resolution No. 2022-0024 for a $1,069.00 road donation for a pipe culvert on Lone Star Dr.
• Resolution No. 2022-0025 accepting a $301.00 anonymous donation to Victoria Animal Control
• 2022 budget amendment to General Fund/Various Departments expenditures
• Ratification of FY2022 Operation Lone Star (OLS) Grant Adjustment, Grant No. 4381001

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items including accounts payable, monthly reports, and interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling over $3.3 million. The court also ratified an Operation Lone Star grant adjustment, approved health department leases and grant amendments, and accepted a road donation. No action was taken on a possible Public Defender's Office, which remains under discussion.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $478,454.69
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $3,306,144.01
• Ratified FY2022 Operation Lone Star Grant Adjustment for Sheriff's Office
• Approved lease of three vehicles for Public Health Department
• Approved amendments to return unused funds for two health department grants
• Approved Resolution 2022-0025 accepting $301 anonymous donation to Animal Control
• Approved Resolution 2022-0024 accepting $1,069 road donation for drainage on Lone Star Dr.
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several budget amendments and regional agreements. Discussion items include building inventory efforts and various departmental reports.

• Budget amendments for General Fund and Road & Bridge Precinct #1
• Creation of the Golden Crescent Regional Adult Sexual Assault Response Team (SART)
• Interlocal agreement between Victoria, Lavaca, DeWitt, Calhoun, Jackson, and Goliad Counties
• Citizens Medical Center Emergency Department Expansion & Renovation payment application #16
• Plat exemption request for 00 Old Hwy Rd. in Precinct #4

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center. No other business items are listed on the agenda.

• Attendance at Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several budget amendments and contract approvals. The agenda includes a special election order, various department reports, and law enforcement profiling reports.

• Order No. 2022-0021 amending the 2022 Victoria County Appropriation for Gulf Bend Center
• Order No. 2022-0022 for the Special Election on May 7th, 2022
• Interest payment of $13,824.30 for AXIP Energy Services, LP property tax refunds
• Sheriff's Office and Constable Precinct #2 2021 Racial Profiling Reports
• Budget amendments for the General Fund and Road & Bridge Precinct #4

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $805,103.46, plus an ACH report of $2,590,231.38. The court also approved a special election order for May 7, 2022, and ratified the Juvenile Justice Center's eligibility for Supply Chain Assistance funding. Several routine items were approved, including accounts payable, budget amendments, and personnel changes.

• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center ($805,103.46) and ACH report ($2,590,231.38)
• Approved Order No. 2022-0022 for Special Election on May 7, 2022
• Ratified Juvenile Justice Center Attestation of Eligibility for SCA Funding
• Approved accounts payable totaling $376,986.31
• Approved Order No. 2022-0021 amending 2022 appropriation for Gulf Bend Center
• Approved payment of $13,824.30 interest on property tax refunds for AXIP Energy Services, LP
• Approved Sheriff's Office 2021 Racial Profiling Report
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and a salary/position change

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss updating the Office of Emergency Management Mitigation Action Plan and approve several 2022 budget amendments. The body is also reviewing racial profiling reports and authorizing bids for annual road materials.

• Authorization to advertise for bids for annual road materials for all Victoria County Precincts
• Resolution No. 2022-0019 for John Szilagyi, 704 Quail Creek Dr., for $947.00
• Resolution No. 2022-0020 for Michael Gonzales, 150 Summer Ln., for $947.00
• Approval of Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) No. 7219451 Extension Amendment No. 1
• 2021 Racial Profiling Reports for the Fire Marshal and Constable Precincts #1 and #3

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,961,351.44, covering a February 10 invoice and ACH report. The court also approved seeking professional services to update the county's Emergency Management Mitigation Action Plan, and ratified an employee benefit plan amendment effective January 1, 2022. All other agenda items were approved as presented, with no action taken on bond forfeiture releases.

• Approved minutes of the February 7, 2022 meeting.
• Approved accounts payable totaling $792,761.22 (regular and supplemental).
• Approved monthly reports from county officials and departments.
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center: $655,517.62 (invoice) and $2,305,833.82 (ACH).
• Approved seeking professional services to update the Victoria Office of Emergency Management Mitigation Action Plan.
• Approved CDBG Extension Amendment No. 1 for grant No. 7219451.
• Ratified Employee Benefit Plan Amendment #3 effective January 1, 2022.
• Approved 2021 Racial Profiling Reports from Fire Marshal, Constable Precincts 1 and 3.

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will meet at the Victoria Regional Airport Terminal Conference Room. The purpose of this special term is to attend a meeting with the Victoria Regional Airport Commission.

• Meeting with the Victoria Regional Airport Commission

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several administrative actions, including budget amendments and lease extensions. The agenda includes items regarding public health agreements, construction change orders, and plat exemptions.

• Lease agreement extension with Victoria Independent School District for Mitchell Guidance Center
• Construction Change Order No. 1 for Udelhoven Oilfield System Services, Inc (CDBG Contract No. 7219451)
• Amendment to the 2022 appropriation to Gulf Bend Center by $10,000
• Plat exemption request for 457 Buentello Road in Precinct #3
• Approval of various Victoria County Public Health Department agreements

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items including accounts payable, interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, and a budget amendment. It also approved several public health contracts, a construction change order, plat exemptions, and personnel changes. The burn ban was lifted effective immediately.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $244,631.78
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $768,318.28 and ACH report of $1,854,554.22
• Received lease extension with VISD for Mitchell Guidance Center COVID-19 Infusion Center
• Approved Enterprise Fleet Management lease for Public Health Department
• Approved FY 2022 Family Connects Program Agreement Amendment No. 1
• Approved COVID-19 Crisis Co-Ag Contract Amendment No. 3
• Approved Construction Change Order No. 1 for Udelhoven Oilfield System Services
• Approved plat exemptions for Richmond and Beadles properties on Buentello Road

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider routine approvals including minutes, accounts payable, reports, and bond forfeiture releases. Notable items include purchasing 25 burial plots for pauper burials at Telferner Memorial Cemetery, a $227,254.86 payment to CK Newberry LLC for Hurricane Harvey recovery, and several road donation resolutions. The court will also discuss ARPA fund revenue replacement and hold a closed session on real property.

• Purchase of 25 burial plots at Telferner Memorial Cemetery for pauper burials, not to exceed $3,750
• Payment of $227,254.86 to CK Newberry LLC under CDBG Hurricane Harvey Disaster Recovery Program
• Road donation resolutions: $650 for Kenneth Kurtz at 713 Chuckar Drive (Precinct 3), $650 for Jim Walpole at 1281 Jentry Rd, and $650 for Reynaldo Martinez Jr. at 142 Ocelot Rd (Precinct 4)
• Ratify Hazard Mitigation Grant Program application for Juvenile Justice System Generator
• Consider revenue replacement option for ARPA funds

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a $10 million revenue replacement option for ARPA funds, along with numerous routine items including accounts payable, budget amendments, personnel changes, and road donations. The court also ratified a grant application for a generator at the Juvenile Justice Center and approved the purchase of 25 burial plots for pauper burials.

• Approved $10M ARPA revenue replacement option
• Approved accounts payable totaling $591,616.51
• Approved CMC vendor payments totaling $2,669,554.88
• Approved purchase of 25 burial plots for pauper burials (not to exceed $3,750)
• Ratified HMGP grant application for Juvenile Justice Center generator
• Approved $227,254.86 payment to CK Newberry LLC for CDBG Hurricane Harvey work
• Approved 6 appointments to Animal Control Shelter Advisory Committee
• Approved 2022 budget amendments and personnel changes

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is holding a special term meeting to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center. The agenda consists of this single attendance item.

• Attendance at Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss a burn ban for unincorporated areas and review bids for EOC Stair Enclosure construction. The body is also considering budget amendments and airport lease extensions.

• Order prohibiting outdoor burning in unincorporated areas of Victoria County
• RMA proposal for Airport Maintenance Shop demolition documents not to exceed $15,000
• Donations to Animal Control from The Pet Resort on Main, LLC ($300) and Wal-Mart ($20)
• Plat Exemption Form for Warren Quinn at 142 Osage Road
• Request for proposals for the Victoria County Sheriff's Office Record Management System

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a burn ban (Order No. 2022-0015) and approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling over $3.6 million. The court also approved routine financial items, including accounts payable of about $266,000, and authorized re-advertising for a compensation study after no proposals were received. Several other administrative actions were taken, including approving airport-related contracts and personnel changes.

• Approved burn ban Order No. 2022-0015
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $874,504.89 and ACH report of $2,766,250.04
• Approved accounts payable totaling $266,101.69
• Authorized re-advertising for Compensation Study RFP (no proposals received)
• Approved RMA proposal for airport maintenance shop demolition docs (not-to-exceed $15,000)
• Approved Sky Restaurant lease extension at Victoria Regional Airport
• Approved Sheriff's Office Record Management System RFP advertising
• Approved personnel changes including retirements and resignations

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss county budget amendments, personnel changes, and several infrastructure projects. The body is deciding on contract renewals, grant modifications, and interlocal agreements for flood buyout property transfers.

• Appropriation of $8,500 to Community Action Committee for Meals on Wheels Victoria
• Payments to Kinder Morgan for McCoy Road and Bayer Road project totaling $509,528
• Interlocal Agreement with City of Victoria for Flood buyout property transfers
• Payment of $3,960 to John D. Mercer & Associates for WCID No. 2 Water Plant Improvements
• Acceptance of $1,000 donation from American Legion Post 166

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved the appointment of an American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Committee to prioritize projects and purchases funded by ARPA funds. They also approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, changes to the county policy for disposition of deceased paupers, and various other routine items including accounts payable, reports, budget amendments, and personnel changes. A resolution regarding a pipeline project was passed without action, and no action was taken on bond forfeiture releases.

• Approved appointment of ARPA Committee (unanimous)
• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,524,074.01 (unanimous)
• Approved changes to deceased paupers disposition policy (unanimous)
• Approved $8,500 appropriation to Meals on Wheels Victoria (unanimous)
• Approved HIDTA grant award modifications (unanimous)
• Approved flood buyout property transfer agreement with City of Victoria (unanimous)
• Approved Suddenlink contract renewals for county internet/phone and airport network (unanimous)
• Approved multiple road donations and payments for Precinct No. 1 projects (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Elections Commission will meet to address new election law changes for the March Primary Election. The body will also discuss the purchase of new voting machines and the potential consolidation of polling locations.

• New election law changes for the March Primary Election
• Purchase of new voting machines and associated requirements
• Possible future consolidation of polling locations

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court is holding a special term meeting. The primary purpose is for County Judge Ben Zeller to attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting.

• Attendance and action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss the appointment of an American Rescue Plan Act Committee and various facility payments. The body is also reviewing budget amendments and a road donation for drainage improvements in Bloomington.

• Payment of $11,520 to Citizens Medical Center for Health Department renovations using ARPA funds
• Resolution no. 2022-0006 for a $540 road donation at 230 Bowie St., Bloomington
• Approval of 2022 budget amendments for the General Fund and Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act
• Proposal from Crossroads Epoxy Flooring, LLC for Animal Control kennel flooring
• Appointment of Blythe Flores to the Child Welfare Board

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center totaling over $3.3 million, including $763,795.17 and an ACH report of $2,595,267.37. They also authorized $11,520 in ARPA funds for renovations to the Health Department offices. Several other routine items were approved, including accounts payable, reports, contracts, and personnel changes. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or the appointment of an ARPA committee.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $542,228.61
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $763,795.17 and ACH report of $2,595,267.37
• Authorized $11,520 ARPA payment to CMC for Health Dept renovations
• Approved revised COVID-19 contract amendment no. 3
• Approved kennel flooring proposal from Crossroads Epoxy Flooring
• Approved $473,924.98 payment for CMC Emergency Dept expansion
• Approved road donation resolution for $540 from Lowe Rio Builders
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund and GOMESA

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss financial authorizations for the 2022 fiscal year, including debt services and prevailing wages. The body is also considering funding allocations for several local organizations and grant program awards.

• Order 2022-0005 for appropriations to Gulf Bend Center, Mid-Coast Family Services, Victoria Economic Development Corporation, Victoria County Senior Citizens Center, Victoria Soil and Water Conservation, and Volunteer Fire Departments
• Approval of FY22 Operation Lone Star Grant Program Award, Grant No. 4381001
• Resolution No. 2022-0004 determining the general prevailing wage for 2022
• Order No. 2022-0003 authorizing debt services payments for fiscal year 2022
• Approval of 2022 budget amendments and personnel changes

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a wide range of routine financial and administrative items, including the FY22 Operation Lone Star grant for the Sheriff's Office, 2022 appropriations for local organizations, and numerous personnel changes. They also approved accounts payable, budget amendments, and various resolutions and orders. No substantive policy decisions were made beyond these routine approvals.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $1,502,269.27
• Approved FY22 Operation Lone Star Grant Program Award for Sheriff's Office
• Approved 2022 appropriations including $54,000 for Victoria Economic Development Corp
• Approved mileage reimbursement rate of 58.5 cents per mile for 2022
• Approved Order No. 2022-0005 for 2022 Victoria County Appropriations
• Approved 2022 budget amendments for General Fund and Road & Bridge precincts
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary adjustments
• Appointed Kevin Janak as County Judge Pro Tem for 2022