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Cooke County commissioners approve routine projects, grant application and land plat in unanimous votes
Summary
In a single session the court approved an awning at the sheriff's office, an amendment to a TxDOT agreement for automatic plate readers, authorized a grant application for bullet-resistant vehicle components, and approved the preliminary plat for Rock Creek Phase 2; all motions passed 5-0.
The Cooke County Commissioner's Court voted unanimously on a series of routine but operational items, approving facility repairs, an intergovernmental agreement amendment, a grant application, and a preliminary land plat.
Commissioners approved an awning to be installed over the employee entrance at the Cooke County Sheriff's Office, to be paid from building-repairs funds; trustees would provide labor for digging holes and painting to reduce costs. The court also approved an amendment to a TxDOT multiple-use agreement to allow installation of automatic license-plate-readers at specified fixed locations.
The court authorized the county auditor to apply for a FY26 grant to purchase bullet-resistant components for law-enforcement vehicles, including windshields and door components; commissioners noted competition statewide and that the county may or may not receive funds. The court also approved the preliminary plat for Rock Creek Phase 2 in Precinct 1 and was told the developer is expected to follow up with a final plat at a subsequent meeting.
All these items passed by unanimous votes (5-0) and no public comments were recorded on these agenda items during the meeting.
