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Votes at a glance: Dimmit County commissioners approve routine minutes, event permits, purchases and budget changes

November 28, 2025 | Dimmit County, Texas


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Votes at a glance: Dimmit County commissioners approve routine minutes, event permits, purchases and budget changes
The Dimmit County Commissioner's Court made a series of routine approvals and several substantive operational votes on Nov. 10. Key outcomes:

- Minutes: Court approved multiple sets of minutes for October and special meetings (motions carried early in the meeting).

- Facilities/Events: The court approved use of the Old Fairground for a regional event (corrected to October 2026 dates), approved the courthouse festival lights program per the Attorney General guidance, and authorized the Biggles Rec Center community event and a special‑needs event at the golf course.

- Personnel training and travel: The court approved multiple staff conference or recertification attendances, including TJCTC attendance for a JP and recertifications for deputies/K9 staff.

- Procurement: Approvals included purchase of 19 outer vests for the sheriff's office (motion carried), a front‑bucket attachment (96‑inch) for maintenance equipment (motion carried with one opposition), and conditional approval to purchase two replacement trucks for a precinct with follow‑up on trade‑in valuation and audit justification. The court tabled some procurement items pending contract review.

- Donations and operational items: Court accepted pallets of emergency blankets and supplies donated through MANCOM and approved their storage and conditional distribution procedure.

- Budget: Court approved a $40,000 internal budget adjustment moving funds from the ammunition line to special equipment for the sheriff's office to cover weapons purchases.

Motions typically included mover/second and were recorded as carried unless noted. Several items were tabled for follow‑up (flood interlocal, light poles, some contracts).

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