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Kendall County commissioners approve personnel changes, grants and purchases; eBonds and public-safety upgrades cleared
Summary
At its Oct. 28 meeting the Kendall County Commissioners Court approved job-description changes in the district attorney's office, adopted a proclamation for Operation Greenlight Week, authorized purchases including a 2025 Freightliner distributor and security cameras, approved an indigent-defense grant resolution and signed eBonds payment contracts; several policy and property discussions were deferred for more review.
KENDALL COUNTY, Texas ' The Kendall County Commissioners Court on Oct. 28 approved a set of administrative, procurement and justice-system measures while taking time to hear reports from volunteer fire departments and members of the public.
The court reshaped staffing in the district attorney's office, voting unanimously to approve three chief assistant criminal district attorney job descriptions that restructure duties across civil, misdemeanor and felony caseloads.
County leaders adopted a proclamation designating a week in November as Operation Greenlight Week to recognize military service members, and the court approved the county's continued application for the Texas Indigent Defense Commission's formula grant for 2026, an auditor said has returned about $640,151 to Kendall County since 2002.
On procurement, commissioners…
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