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Votes at a glance: Llano County Commissioners Court actions March 11, 2024
Summary
A summary of motions and outcomes from the Llano County Commissioners Court March 11 meeting, including approvals of financial statements, personnel bonds and appointments, donations, a lease extension, and several administrative items; most motions passed unanimously.
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The Llano County Commissioners Court recorded a series of routine approvals and administrative actions on March 11, 2024. The following is a concise list of motions and their outcomes as recorded in the meeting minutes (all motions in the transcript are recorded as unanimous unless noted):
- Consent agenda: Approved (minutes, bids, budget transfers, interlocal agreements, monthly reports). Motion: Raschke; Second: Jones. (SEG 016–019) - Outdoor-burning restriction item: Tabled. Motion: Raschke; Second: Moss. (SEG 023–024) - EMS No. 1 financial statements (year ended Sept. 30, 2023): Approved. Motion: Jones; Second: Sandoval. (SEG 031–032) - EMS No. 5 compiled financial statements (year ended Sept. 30, 2023): Approved. Motion: Jones; Second: Sandoval. (SEG 035–036) - Western Surety Company bonds for William Fritsch (Deputy Sheriff) and Maria E. Silver (Justice of the Peace Precinct 1): Approved. Motion: Moss; Second: Raschke. (SEG 038–039) - Purchase of 20 M500 in‑car/body cameras and 5 years cloud service: Approved (see separate article). Motion: Jones; Second: Raschke. (SEG 043–044) - Reapplication for $6,450,000 congressional grant for a Criminal Justice Center: Approved (see separate article). Motion: Raschke; Second: Moss. (SEG 049–050) - Accept donation of 2006 CARR enclosed trailer from Llano ISD for AgriLife Extension: Approved. Motion: Moss; Second: Raschke. (SEG 052–053) - NDA with Frontier Communications to explore broadband fiber expansion: Approved (see separate article). Motion: Jones; Second: Sandoval. (SEG 057–058) - Naming the Lakeshore Library meeting room 'The George and Jan Bold Community Room': Approved. Motion: Raschke; Second: Moss. (SEG 060–061) - Approve job description for part-time administrative library position: Approved. Motion: Raschke; Second: Sandoval. (SEG 064–065) - Accept library donations totaling $240: Approved. Motion: Raschke; Second: Jones. (SEG 067–068) - LCRA lease extension at the Llano County Park for 15 years (through April 30, 2039): Approved. Motion: Raschke; Second: Jones. (SEG 070–071) - Appointment of Maria E. Silver as Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, effective March 15, 2024 at 12:01 p.m.: Approved. Motion: Jones; Second: Raschke. (SEG 073–074) - HEB gift-card donations for law enforcement/first responders during April solar eclipse: Approved (amount to be determined). Motion: Raschke; Second: Sandoval. (SEG 076–077) - Replat of Lots 1 and 2, The Drace: Removed from agenda for revision and to return without further advertisement. Motion: Sandoval; Second: Raschke. (SEG 080–083) - ATMOS Energy aboveground facilities/access easement agreement (Llano County school lands): Removed and to appear on a different agenda following executive session. Motion: Moss; Second: Raschke. (SEG 094–095)
Several items were listed as "discussion only," including the sheriff’s racial profiling report and elections ADA/HAVA report; no open-session action was taken on those items (SEG 041; SEG 046). The court met in executive session from 10:38 a.m. to 12:48 p.m. for legal and property matters (SEG 085–091). The meeting adjourned following the open session (SEG 096).
