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Liberty County renews gun-range contract with air marshals for $44,400 annually
Summary
At a Sept. 29, 2025 special meeting, the Liberty County Commissioner's Court approved a renewal allowing air marshals to use the county gun range in Cleveland, Texas. The contract increases payment from $38,000 to $44,400 per year and includes four one‑year renewal options; commissioners instructed staff to process a budget amendment.
The Liberty County Commissioner's Court approved a renewal Sept. 29, 2025 of a contract permitting the air marshals to use the county gun range at 3710 FM 1010 in Cleveland, Texas. The contract calls for payment of $44,400 per year and includes four one‑year renewal options, effective Sept. 29, 2025.
County officials said the renewed agreement raises the annual payment from $38,000 under the prior contract. Commissioners instructed staff to prepare a budget amendment to account for the increased amount.
Sheriff (unnamed), who discussed the item at the special meeting, described the action as “just a renewal of the contract.” The sheriff noted the prior contract amount and the presence of renewal options but offered no additional changes to the agreement.
Commissioner Bruce made the motion to approve the renewal; Commissioner Greg seconded. After brief procedural confirmations, the court called the vote. Voices recorded “aye” during the roll call and the presiding officer said the motion carried. The court then moved to adjourn.
No other terms, such as the contracting agency name beyond the Liberty County Sheriff's Office and the air marshals, additional funding sources, or an itemized budget breakdown were stated during the meeting.
