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Votes at a glance: Comal County Commissioners Court, Nov. 13, 2025

Comal County Commissioners Court · November 13, 2025
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Summary

The Comal County Commissioners Court approved a series of routine and capital items on Nov. 13, including claims, park projects, construction change orders and several grant-related actions.

The Comal County Commissioners Court considered and voted on a series of routine and project items at its Nov. 13, 2025 meeting. Key outcomes:

• Action Item 1 — Approve claims: Motion by Commissioner Webb, second by Commissioner Leacock. Finance summary recorded: EFT $1,443,962.22; regular claims $481,878.37; total on the record $1,925,840.59. Motion carried.

• Action Item 2 — Project agreements for Hidden Valley Sports Park (AC replacement) and Jumbo Evans Sports Park (two tennis courts): Motion by Commissioner Crownover, second by Commissioner Leacock; approved.

• Action Item 3 — Approve change orders No. 36 and 37 for Jerus General Contractors and purchase of steel dock boards (Goodwin project), funded with ARPA interest earnings: Motion by Commissioner Webb, second by Commissioner Crownover; motion carried (transcript noted "a few opposed").

• Action Item 4 — Approve Amendment No. 4 to DSHS contract HHS001439500019 (Center for Health Emergency Preparedness and Response grant) and authorize county judge to sign electronically: Motion by Commissioner Leacock, second by Commissioner Crownover; approved.

• Action Item 5 — Approve memorandum of understanding with the Texas Joint Counterdrug Task Force and authorize the sheriff to sign: Motion by Commissioner Leacock, second by Commissioner Webb; approved.

• Action Item 6 — Approve resolution to submit the 2026 indigent-defense grant application (resolution number in transcript garbled): Motion by Commissioner Webb, second by Commissioner Crownover; approved. (Resolution identifier recorded unclearly in the transcript — not specified.)

• Action Item 7 — Approve application for FY2026 Office of the Governor grant for bullet-resistant components for patrol vehicles: Motion by Commissioner Webb, second by Commissioner Leacock; approved.

• Action Item 8 — Canvass results of the Nov. constitutional-amendment election: Elections clerk read totals for Propositions 1–17; the court approved the canvass and certified the local totals.

• Action Item 9 — Appoint Lehi Petitsas as county extension agent — horticulture (Texas A&M AgriLife finalist): Motion by Commissioner Crownover, second by Commissioner Leacock; approved.

• Action Item 10 — Approve HR line-item transfer to fund employee recognition/engagement initiatives for remainder of 2025: Motion by Commissioner Leacock, second by Commissioner Crownover; approved.

• Action Item 11 — Approve parks line-item transfer to cover parks operations/utility costs for remainder of 2025: Motion by Commissioner Crownover, second by Commissioner Leacock; approved.

All items were adopted by voice/hand vote; many motions were unopposed on the record. Where the transcript recorded dissent it noted "a few opposed" for the Goodwin change-order motion but did not identify specific opposing members.