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Brown County approves treasurer's report, hires part-time employee and OKs private line in County Road 214
Summary
At its May 31, 2025, meeting the Brown County Commissioners Court approved the treasurer's report showing $25,684,036.46 in county custody, approved proposed employee changes including hiring a part-time worker at $14 per hour, and authorized a private line installation in County Road 214; discussion on a second right-of-way application remained.
Brown County Commissioners Court approved the county treasurer's submitted report for May 31, 2025, saying the county had $25,684,036.46 in cash and other assets on hand.
The court's reading of the treasurer's affidavit said, "The commissioners court states that the requirements of subsection c of section 114.026 of the Texas Local Government Code have been met," and the court recorded approval of the report as part of the minutes.
Separately, the court considered proposed employee changes, including hiring John Moody Jr. as a part-time employee at $14 per hour. A commissioner moved to approve the employee changes; another commissioner seconded, and the motion passed by voice vote. As recorded in the meeting, the clerk called for "All in favor say aye," and the court responded, "Aye," with no opposition.
The court also took up two applications to install private lines in county right-of-way. The application to install a private line on County Road 214 was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. The court said it would next take up an application for a private line on County Road 555; no final action on that second application is shown in the transcript.
Discussion and decisions were recorded as routine county business; where formal votes occurred the minutes reflect voice approvals. The transcript does not show roll-call tallies or the full names of commissioners making and seconding motions.
The court recessed into an executive session later in the agenda.
