Votes at a glance: Grayson County Commissioners Court actions on March 11, 2025

2547277 · March 11, 2025

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Summary

The court approved routine consent items, payments, personnel and interlocal agreements; the meeting also included appointments and a compensatory-time payout for county employees.

At its March 11, 2025 meeting, the Grayson County Commissioners Court recorded the following motions and outcomes.

• Consent agenda (item 7) approved with item 7.2 moved to action. Motion to approve consent agenda sans 7.2 carried unanimously.

• Bills (item 8.1–8.3): Authorized payment of bills for 03/11/2025; authorized payment of $50,000 to LifeLab Studios Inc. for Journey.do juvenile services (item 8.2); and authorized payment of $76,232 to TAC Risk Management Pool for second-quarter workers' compensation (item 8.3). Motion to approve payments carried unanimously.

• Appointment (9.1): Approved the appointment of Mark Russell Jr. to the Oliver Dewey Mayer Foundation for a term March 2025–March 2028. Motion carried unanimously (mover: Commissioner Wright; seconder: Commissioner Barr as recorded on the floor).

• Compensatory-time payout (9.2): Approved FY25 second-quarter compensatory-time payouts to be included on the March 21 payroll for 24‑hour facilities. County staff reported the payout reflects a 22.59% increase in hours and a 30.74% increase in pay compared with the prior year. Motion carried unanimously (mover: Commissioner Arthur; seconder: Commissioner Hardenberg).

• Inmate housing (9.3): Authorized the county judge to sign an interlocal agreement between Grayson and Fannin Counties for inmate housing after legal review and revisions. Motion carried unanimously (mover: Commissioner Arthur; seconder: Commissioner Hardenberg).

• Ordinance notice (9.4): Court ordered publication of notice for proposed Ordinance No. 2025-001 (commercial development standards) and set a public hearing for 04/14/2025 with potential adoption on 04/22/2025. Motion carried unanimously (mover: Commissioner Arthur; seconder: Commissioner Hardenberg).

• Surplus property (9.5): Approved surplus and disposal of listed items in accordance with Local Government Code Sec. 263. Motion carried unanimously (mover: Commissioner Wright; seconder: Commissioner Arthur).

• Salary order amendments (9.6, 9.7): Approved an amendment to the FY25 salary order for the sheriff's detention office to add a mail-handling position (no budget change) and approved an amendment to the FY25 salary order for Road & Bridge Precinct 1 following an employee retirement and new hire (no budget change). Motions carried unanimously.

• Interlocal agreements for roads and brush cutting (9.8, 9.9) and Whitesboro MC-30 primer (consent 7.2 moved to action): Approved a set of interlocal agreements with the city of Howe for road rebuilds and for brush cutting on Smith Road, and approved the Whitesboro MC-30 interlocal. Motions carried unanimously.

• Executive session (pursuant to Local Government Code 551.071): Court entered executive session for attorney consultation regarding litigation at 10:29 a.m. and returned at 11:18 a.m.; the judge reported there was no action to take on item discussed in executive session (9.11).

All motions were recorded on the record as carrying; vote tallies were announced as unanimous 'Aye' where shown. Where mover/second was recorded in the transcript, that information is listed above; where names were not specified in the floor record, the court announced unanimous approval.