Lavaca County Commissioners reaffirm burn ban per judge's order
Summary
The Commissioners Court approved continuing the county burn ban per the county judge's executive order during a special called meeting.
The Lavaca County Commissioners Court voted to approve the county's current burn ban, continuing it under the county judge's executive order, during a special called meeting on April 25.
"I'll make a motion to approve the burn ban status as of right now as per your executive order," said Commissioner, Precinct 2, who moved the motion. A second was recorded and the court voted by voice to carry the motion.
The court did not provide additional details in the public session about the burn ban's geographic scope or specific prohibitions; the action on the record was an affirmation of the existing burn ban under the county judge's authority. The court then announced the next meeting date and adjourned.
No formal rescission or amendment of the burn ban was made at the meeting.
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