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Hardin County approves $1.113M hazard mitigation sub-grant for Black Creek drainage study with $106,000 local match
Summary
The commissioners authorized the county judge to execute a DR-4485 HMGP sub-grant contract for a $1,113,000 Black Creek Drainage Study (Project 0523) that will require a $106,000 local cost share from Hardin County.
Hardin County Commissioners on Jan. 28 authorized the County Judge to execute a Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) DR-4485 sub-grant contract for Project 0523, the Hardin County Black Creek Drainage Study. The approved sub-grant totals $1,113,000; the court recorded a required local cost share of $106,000 to be paid by the county.
Emergency Management Coordinator Aaron Tupper presented the request and explained the contract outlines terms for the Black Creek project under HMGP DR-4485. Commissioner Chris Kirkendall moved to authorize execution of the sub-grant contract; Commissioner L.W. (Nubbin) Cooper Jr. seconded the motion, and the court approved the action unanimously among members present.
The project funding and the local cost share were included in the motion and supporting paperwork. The authorization directs the County Judge to sign the sub-grant agreement with the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM). The transcript does not specify a project timeline or detailed scope beyond the study designation; those details will be set out in the sub-grant contract and subsequent project documents.
