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Llano County court accepts $25,000 donation for sheriff's fund and approves consent agenda
Summary
The Commissioners Court unanimously accepted a $25,000 donation from the White Family Foundation to the Llano County Sheriff's Donation Fund and approved a routine consent agenda that included minutes, bids, financial and HR reports; no public commenters were signed up and no executive session was held.
At its June 24, 2024 meeting, the Llano County Commissioners Court unanimously approved its consent agenda and accepted a $25,000 donation from the White Family Foundation to the Llano County Sheriff's Donation Fund.
The consent agenda—moved by Linda Raschke and seconded by Mike Sandoval—covered routine items including the June 10 regular meeting minutes; bid awards presented by the auditor's office; budget transfers, accounts payable and financial reports; interlocal agreements and contracts; HR leave and payroll certifications; the treasurer/investment report; and monthly reports from indigent health care, tax assessor-collector, district clerk, two justice-of-the-peace offices, and road & bridge. The motion to approve the consent agenda passed unanimously.
Later in the meeting, Mike Sandoval moved to accept the $25,000 donation from the White Family Foundation to the Llano County Sheriff's Donation Fund; Peter Jones seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting record does not specify any restrictions or intended uses for the donated funds beyond placement in the sheriff’s donation fund.
The agenda listed multiple potential executive-session topics, including litigation and an ATMOS Energy easement related to county school lands, but the record states that no executive session was held. There were no public participation sign-ups for this meeting. The court adjourned at 9:07 a.m., with Jerry Don Moss, Presiding Officer, adjourning the session and County Clerk Cecilia McClintock attesting.
