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Lavaca County commissioners approve grant applications, reimbursements and subdivision exemptions
Summary
At its Feb. 26 meeting, the Lavaca County Commissioners Court approved multiple resolutions to apply for sheriff's grants, approved reimbursement of $7,175.55 for stolen culverts, acknowledged a long-term staff retirement, and approved several subdivision-exemption certificates. The court left burn-ban status unchanged while monitoring drought indicators.
Lavaca County's Commissioners Court on Feb. 26 approved a package of routine and operational items, including grant applications for the sheriff's office, a restitution reimbursement, and four subdivision-exemption certificates.
The court voted unanimously to approve a motion to deposit $7,175.55 recovered through district-court restitution back into Precinct 2's line item, after officials described the recovery as the result of game cameras and sheriff's-office involvement. An unidentified speaker noted, "we got back $7,175.55." The motion was made and passed by voice vote.
The court also approved resolutions permitting the sheriff's office to apply for two state grant programs. Captain Josh…
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