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Commissioners authorize county judge to sign FEMA small permanent work project certifications
Summary
The court authorized the county judge to sign FEMA small permanent work certifications and acknowledgments related to tornado response, a step county staff said could help secure reimbursements.
Cooke County Commissioners Court approved a motion allowing the county judge to sign FEMA small permanent work project certifications and acknowledgments tied to tornado damage documentation.
County staff said there are two documents related to the tornado response last year: one for donated resources and another for emergency and protective measures. Officials described signing the forms as an administrative step that creates no obligation but could open the door to additional reimbursement paperwork with FEMA.
Commissioners voted unanimously to allow the county judge to sign the documents. County staff will continue compiling documentation for FEMA as part of the reimbursement process.
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