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Votes at a glance: Liberty County Commissioners Court — June meeting
Summary
A roundup of motions and formal actions taken by the Liberty County Commissioners Court during the June meeting, including approvals for grants, contracts, invoices, purchases and several tabled subdivision items.
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The following is a concise list of formal actions, motions and outcomes recorded during the Liberty County Commissioners Court meeting in June 2025. Where the transcript recorded a motion and vote but did not show an exact numerical tally, the outcome shown is as stated in the meeting record.
- Consent agenda (with add-on): Motion to accept consent agenda including add-on payroll correction for the District Attorney’s office ($11,724.83) — motion carried.
- Item 8-1 Veteran Services: Approve grant renewal from Texas Veterans Commission for $50,000 for FY 2025–26 — motion carried.
- Item 8-2 Emergency Management: Accept donation of trailer generator from CenterPoint Energy (community generator program) and add to county preventive maintenance schedule — motion carried.
- Item 8-3 Tri-County Behavioral Health Board: Reappoint Gail Page to the Tri-County Behavioral Health Care Board of Trustees (Page has served since 2016) — motion carried.
- Item 8-4 TIRZ reimbursement: Certify and approve reimbursement to Gulf Inland TIRZ in amount $154,019 — motion carried.
- Item 8-5 Permits & Inspections: Accept roads and commence two‑year maintenance period for Santa Fe Subdivision Section 14; replace surety bond with two‑year maintenance bond (engineer recommendation attached) — motion carried.
- Items 8-6–8-10 (Permits/Inspections, ARPA Hardin project): Approve change order #1 to LJ Engineering $329,449; approve estimate payment #3 to King Solutions Services LLC $250,139.16; approve invoices to Schaumburg & Polk ($11,880) and LGA Engineering ($996.25) for city of Hardin sanitary sewer rehabilitation using ARPA funds — motions carried.
- Item 8-11 County Clerk: Approve purchase of four replacement laptops for $3,730.76 from County Clerk records management funds — motion carried.
- Items 8-12–8-13 Elections: Approve purchase of 35 replacement poll pads (Hart InterCivic & No Inc) for $38,500; approve ballot-redaction software license and professional services (license $2,487.50; services $5,200; annual support $2,125) — motions carried.
- Item 8-14 Jury Plan: Approve Liberty County jury selection plan submitted by district judges — motion carried.
- Items 8-15–8-19 Sterling Traditions subdivision: Multiple variances and preliminary plats for Sterling Traditions Sections 1–3 were considered and tabled for further study and to address reviewer‑conflict concerns — tabled (unanimous or majority votes as recorded).
- Item 8-20 Precinct 3: Approve use of county employees to obtain and deliver Houston Food Bank food to Cleveland Senior Center — motion to table pending legal review (court directed legal staff to review liability and funding/account rules).
- Item 8-21 Interlocal – Inmate housing: Approve interlocal agreement with Burnett County for housing Liberty County inmates at $85 per day — motion carried.
- Item 8-22 Pre-application Liberty Meadows: Receive pre-application presentation for proposed Liberty Meadows subdivision (no action taken) — court took no action.
- Item 8-23 Lease (old Chamber building): County attorney requested tabling lease agreement between Liberty County and Charles Wiggins for 1801 Trinity Street pending further negotiation — tabled.
- Item 8-24 Real estate closing: Approve amendment to commercial real estate contract to reschedule closing to Aug. 1, 2025 and allow buyer partial possession for 30 days after closing — motion carried.
- Item 8-25 Notices kiosk: Approve purchase and installation of notices kiosk at Cleveland Annex from Covenant for $9,829.76 paid from County Clerk records management funds — motion carried.
- Item 8-26 Emergency ambulance services: Authorize solicitation of Requests for Proposals (RFP 25‑11) for emergency ambulance services and name an evaluation team (named representatives) — motion carried.
- Item 8-27 Sheriff asset: Declare a 2002 crime scene trailer (asset #1289) as salvage — motion carried.
- Item 8-28 Fire Marshal fee schedule: Approve proposed fee schedule for Fire Marshal; implementation plan and posting required before enforcement — motion carried (one recorded nay).
- Item 8-29 Elections grant: Authorize filing application for Texas Secretary of State grant funds (HAVA-related) to cover poll pads and associated costs; approved resolution to request grant funds — motion carried.
- Executive session: Court met in executive session to consult with county attorney on potential financing and costs associated with construction of a new jail (Texas Gov’t Code §551.071); court reported no action taken in open session afterward.
Notes about vote tallies: The transcript records many motions as “All in favor, say aye” without a roll-call tally in the record; unless the transcript recorded a specific count (for example a reported 3 ayes and 1 stay on one item), the item outcomes above reflect what the court announced on the record.
For reference: Items were discussed in the order presented on the court agenda. Several complex land‑use items were tabled to permit additional technical review and to address possible reviewer conflicts.

