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Court renews debris-removal contract for emergency response planning

3558515 · May 28, 2025
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Summary

The commissioners renewed the annual debris-removal services contract (RFP 23-03-014) as part of emergency planning; county staff said the contract is in place in case of disaster and is a routine renewal.

Waller County Commissioners approved the annual renewal of the county’s debris-removal services contract (RFP 23-03-014), part of the county’s emergency-preparedness plan.

A county presenter said the contract is a standing procurement the county maintains so it can mobilize debris removal immediately after a disaster without conducting a time-consuming procurement during an event. The presenter described the renewal as routine and noted the contract term extends to May 9, 2026 in the meeting record.

Commissioners approved the renewal by voice/hand vote with no opposition recorded in the transcript.

Notes: The presenter said the county hopes not to need the service but must maintain the contract as part of disaster response planning.