Commissioners delegate limited traffic‑regulation authority to county engineer, request formal policy
The court approved an order delegating the county engineer authority to assess and change traffic controls on county roads with an 8‑day public notice, contingent on adopting a written policy requested by a commissioner.
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The Grayson County Commissioners Court voted to delegate limited traffic‑regulation authority to the county engineer, allowing the engineer to assess speed limits, stop signs and other traffic controls and post an eight‑day notice before changes take effect. Commissioner Marsh, who presented the order, said the measure "lets our engineer actually assess what's going on instead of it just being a whim."
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