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Court reviews certified revenue, budget amendments and appraisals nominations

Scurry County Commissioners Court · October 8, 2025
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Summary

The court reviewed certified revenue and multiple budget transfers including sheriff prisoner fees and ARPA transfers to cover EMS building expenses, and nominated five candidates to the Scurry County Appraisal District board.

In the meeting’s final business, Scurry County commissioners reviewed certified revenue items and multiple budget amendments.

Staff reported $70,008.45 in certified revenue related to the sheriff’s office prisoner account and detailed several transfers: county clerk training ($1,084), DA equipment and supplies adjustments, adult probation auto expense ($900), and Precinct 3 road and bridge adjustments. The court discussed pro shop and golf course line items and two larger budget amendments: an ES&S annual maintenance payment (about $20,004.57) and ARPA fund transfers to cover EMS building costs that were described in multiple line entries totaling about $1,915,008.59 (figures discussed in court included several aggregated numbers and will be finalized in formal budget documents).

Separately, the court nominated five people for the Scurry County Appraisal District board — Ryan Grady/Brady, Will Collier, Tyson Price, Rod Partain and Shane Smith — and discussed dividing the county’s voting allocation among nominees. Court members noted one previously nominated person was no longer willing to serve and agreed to proceed with the current slate of nominees.

Next steps: staff will finalize budget amendment paperwork and present nominations to the appraisal district as required.