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County judge granted authority to temporarily lift burn ban for 72 hours

Llano County Commissioners Court · February 24, 2025
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Summary

The Llano County Commissioners Court approved Order #01-2025, authorizing Judge Ron Cunningham to temporarily suspend the county's outdoor burning ban for up to 72 hours on a case-by-case basis while the broader burn ban remains in effect.

The Llano County Commissioners Court voted Feb. 24 to approve Order #01-2025, giving Presiding Officer Judge Ron Cunningham the authority to temporarily lift the county's outdoor burning ban for a 72-hour period in limited circumstances.

Commissioner Linda Raschke moved to approve the order; Commissioner Brent Richards seconded. The motion passed unanimously. The court noted the overall burn ban remains in effect and the order only delegates short-term lifting authority to the judge under the terms of the order.

The action was taken during regular business; no public comment was recorded on the item. The court did not attach additional conditions in the open record beyond the 72-hour limitation described in the order. The order's text was identified in the meeting minutes as Order #01-2025.