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Votes at a glance: Wylie rate, EV grant application, Marshals IGA amendment and routine approvals pass unanimously

October 28, 2025 | Rockwall County, Texas


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Votes at a glance: Wylie rate, EV grant application, Marshals IGA amendment and routine approvals pass unanimously
The Rockwall County Commissioner’s Court recorded a series of unanimous votes on Oct. 28, 2025. Key actions approved by the court (each passed 5–0) are summarized below.

City of Wylie annual service‑call rate: Commissioner Galana said Wylie submitted a letter setting the new per‑call rate at $2,370.49 effective Jan. 1, 2026; the court approved the city’s annual adjustment 5–0. The county budget anticipates the cost of these calls in Fund 51 and staff said last year’s per‑call rate was $2,343.97.

EV charging station grant application: Commissioners Lichty and Maklick led discussion of an NCTCOG‑sponsored 80/20 grant to install charging stations at two county‑owned sites (library and courthouse overflow). The court approved preparing and submitting the application 5–0.

Modification to 2009 U.S. Marshals Service IGA: The sheriff presented an amendment to the county’s 2009 IGA with the U.S. Marshals Service to add Immigration and Customs Enforcement as an authorized agency user for temporary housing at the Rockwall County Detention Center; county counsel reviewed the update. The court approved the modification 5–0.

TDEM memorandum of understanding: County counsel described a consolidated memorandum with the Texas Division of Emergency Management that replaces multiple individual agreements for emergency management personnel; the court approved the MOU 5–0.

Consent, finance and property approvals: The court approved the consent agenda (items 11A–O), non‑emergency budget transfer (item 13), property acquisitions/dispositions A–C (item 12), paid and unpaid claims and the payroll report (items under 14). All passed by unanimous votes.

Executive session: The court recessed into executive session to discuss pending litigation (Dr. Horton) and reconvened with "no action taken," per the judge’s statement.

Recorded motions and tallies are retained in the official minutes and consent documents filed with the county clerk.

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