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Denton County renews landscaping contract, reappoints Lyle Drescher to Upper Trinity water board

2994596 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The Denton County Commissioners Court unanimously approved renewal of RFP 232739, transferring landscape services to QualiCare Landscape Services, and reappointed Lyle Drescher to the Upper Trinity Regional Water District board. The court also reminded the public that county offices will be closed Friday for Good Friday.

Denton County Commissioners Court on Thursday unanimously approved a renewal of RFP 232739 that moves landscape-services work from Moen Landscape to QualiCare Landscape Services and reappointed Lyle Drescher to the Upper Trinity Regional Water District Board of Directors.

The contract renewal was presented as Item 6C and a motion to approve was made by the chair and seconded by Commissioner Williams; the court voted in favor without recorded opposition. The motion’s agenda identifier was listed as 6C and the procurement is identified in the minutes as RFP 232739. The transcript does not specify dollar amounts, contract term lengths, or the departments affected.

Under Item 13A the court considered a board appointment for the Upper Trinity Regional Water District. Commissioner Edmonson moved to reappoint Lyle Drescher; Commissioner Mitchell seconded the motion. The court voted unanimously to reappoint Drescher. The transcript does not include a stated term length for the reappointment or any additional biographical details about Drescher.

Court members briefly noted there would be no action on Item 15 and reminded the public that Denton County offices will be closed Friday in observance of Good Friday. The announcement did not specify which county offices or services would be affected.

Both votes were handled with little discussion on the record. Details requested by residents or further discussion of contract terms, board responsibilities, or implementation steps were not included in the portion of the transcript provided.