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Burleson County court approves monitoring contract, final plat, accessibility coordinator and procedural items

Burleson County Commissioners Court · March 3, 2026
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Summary

At the June 23 meeting the court approved a $720-per-year fire-alarm monitoring contract, the final plat for the In Hoc Signo Vinces subdivision, accepted a $450 donation, approved treasurer reports for April and May and authorized a procurement exemption for Precinct 4; the court also approved Stephanie Smith as county accessibility coordinator.

Burleson County commissioners on June 23 approved a series of routine business items, including a facilities contract, a subdivision plat, financial reports, and an appointment related to accessibility.

The court approved Impact Fire’s proposal to monitor the fire alarm system at the District Court Annex and the DPS/Probation offices for $720 per year. Commissioners also approved the final plat for the In Hoc Signo Vinces Subdivision at County Roads 324 and 112.

On financial matters, the court accepted a $450 donation for the Burleson Health Resource Center and approved the treasurer’s monthly reports for April and May 2025. The auditor reported sales tax receipts of $118,691 (a 1.56% decrease), and said the county’s outside audit is still progressing.

The court also approved a discretionary bidding exemption under Local Government Code §252.024(a)(11) to permit Road & Bridge Precinct 4 to proceed with equipment repairs without formal competitive bidding. Separately, the court approved Stephanie Smith as the county accessibility coordinator in accordance with the U.S. Department of Justice final rule implementing 28 C.F.R. Part 35; the minutes record the motion and unanimous vote but do not specify an effective start date.

All actions recorded in the minutes carried by unanimous votes; the minutes do not record any opposition or abstentions on these items.