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Bee County commissioners approve routine permits, grants and procurement actions; reissue burn ban
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Bee County Commissioners Court approved a package of routine items including event permits, grant applications, procurement awards for engineering services, a burn ban, and several grant applications for law-enforcement and homelessness-related programs.
The Bee County Commissioners Court approved a series of routine administrative and grant-related items during its March 10, 2025 meeting, including an event permit for a mental-health fundraiser, grant applications from the sheriff's office and the district attorney, engineering procurement awards for courthouse and road projects, and a 90-day countywide burn ban enacted immediately.
The court approved each item by motion and voice vote; the meeting minutes record unanimous or unopposed voice votes for the motions recorded. Below are the actions taken on the record, with basic details noted from the public meeting.
Votes at a glance
• Item 9 — Affidavit certifying BCHAS grant payments (Texas Department of Agriculture, home-delivered meals program): Approved. Amount noted on the record: $36,000.
• Item 10 — Permit for Serenity Counseling Services to use the courthouse grounds for “Chalking for Mental Health”: Approved. Event date listed in the application was corrected from 2024 to 2025; the court approved use of courthouse…
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