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Titus County court approves minutes, treasurer’s report and payments; no budget amendments
Summary
The Titus County Commissioners Court unanimously approved minutes from Nov. 10, 2025, oral and written reports, the treasurer's report (entered as a matter of record) and payments; the court noted there were no budget amendments.
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At its special meeting, the Titus County Commissioners Court approved a set of routine items: minutes from the Nov. 10, 2025 regular meeting; oral and written reports of county officials; the treasurer's report (entered as a matter of record); and sign-and-pay orders to pay county bills. The court also noted there were no budget amendments to consider.
Minutes: Commissioner Parchman moved to approve the minutes from the Nov. 10, 2025 regular meeting; Commissioner Mitchell seconded. The motion carried unanimously.
Reports: Commissioner Applewhite moved to approve the oral and written reports of county officials; Commissioner Parchman seconded. The court voted unanimously to approve the reports.
Treasurer's report: The treasurer's report was entered "as a matter of record." Commissioner Parchman moved to approve the report; Commissioner Mitchell seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Payments: Commissioner Parker moved to approve sign-and-pay orders to pay county bills; Commissioner Applewhite seconded. The motion carried unanimously.
Budget amendments: The clerk/presiding official stated there were no budget amendments for consideration at this meeting.
Adjournment: Commissioner Mitchell made the motion to adjourn; Commissioner Parchman seconded and the court adjourned at 9:05 a.m.
Why it matters: these approvals are standard procedural actions that allow county business and financial transactions to proceed. The meeting record shows unanimous votes and does not record roll-call tallies by name.
Next steps: routine implementation and administrative follow-up by county staff; no additional public hearings or votes on these items were announced at the meeting.

