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Votes at a glance: Coryell County Commissioners Court, Oct. 28, 2025
Summary
The Coryell County Commissioners Court on Oct. 28 approved routine contracts, an emergency expenditure authorization for jail boilers and formed an IT transition team; the court tabled two subdivision-related items pending legal consultation.
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Key actions taken by the Coryell County Commissioners Court on Oct. 28, 2025:
- Consent agenda (items A–D): approved by voice vote.
- Road & Bridge report (item 7): court accepted the monthly Road & Bridge report.
- Twin Caverns bond-release (item 8): tabled until after executive session to allow consultation with the county attorney; no bond funds were released.
- Hidden Creek amended construction schedule (item 9): tabled pending legal consultation.
- Court Order CC25-09 (item 11): approved authorization of emergency budget expenditures limited to repair or replacement of jail boilers.
- Health services agreement renewal with Southern Health Partners (item 12): approved; vendor applied a 4% rate increase and county will continue per-diem costing above 92 inmates.
- Service agreement with Grand Natural Inc. (item 13): approved; company will collect cooking oil from the jail at no cost if county meets equipment/lock requirements.
- Burn ban discussion (item 14): no burn ban imposed; item to be reconsidered at next meeting in light of weather forecasts.
- Establish county IT transition team (item 15): approved; vendor Goldsmith Solutions is on-site for assessments Thursday and Friday.
- Move November meeting (item 17): approved moving Nov. 11 meeting to Nov. 12 at 9 a.m.
- Selection of external auditor (item 18): selected Singleton Clark under RFQ 25-03; contract negotiation to follow.
- Pay bills (item 20): approved payment of presented bills totaling $673,112.76.
For items tabled or deferred, the court said they would meet in executive session with the county attorney before taking further action.
