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Coryell County commissioners approve consent agenda and $1.69 million in payments
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting the Coryell County Commissioners' Court approved a consent agenda of routine reports and minutes, authorized payment of $1,690,167.77 in bills, and approved plats, contracts and personnel items with motions recorded by mover and seconder; vote tallies were not specified in the record.
The Coryell County Commissioners' Court on Feb. 24 accepted multiple financial reports, approved meeting minutes and routine personnel and administrative items, and authorized payment of $1,690,167.77 in bills.
The Court accepted the December 2025 Financial Summary from the County Treasurer, January 2026 summaries from the County Judge’s Office and the County Auditor, and the Historical Commission minutes from Jan. 14, 2026. The Court also accepted Constable John Burks’s Texas Commission on Law Enforcement license and approved the Commissioners' Court minutes from Feb. 10, 2026. The consent agenda carried on a motion by Commissioner Ryan Basham and a second by Commissioner Keith Taylor.
Road and Bridge Administrator Justin Latham filed three contract-extension documents for the record: CCRB 2024-02 (Paving Oil Contract Extension), CCRB 2024-03 (Aggregate Contract Services Extension), and CCRB 2024-05 (Inspection Services Contract Extension).
Land-use actions included approval of the replat of West Moody Farms (motion by Commissioner Ryan Basham, second by Commissioner Kyle Matthews) and acceptance of an acknowledgement to vacate the plat for The Ranches at Buena Vista (motion by Commissioner Kyle Matthews, second by Commissioner Ryan Basham).
The Court voted to pay bills totaling $1,690,167.77 on a motion by Commissioner Kyle Matthews with a second by Commissioner Keith Taylor; the record does not list individual vote tallies. Several routine reports were given later in the meeting, but the transcript does not include detail on those reports.
The meeting record attaches several items referenced during the session, including the filed contracts and the fire-department agreements the Court later approved.
