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Committee reports note tornado-shelter review; resident raises concern about surveillance camera
Summary
Committee updates covered tornado-shelter locations, a dispatch-report formatting issue, and jail-space planning; during public comment Charles Wolfe thanked the court for addressing a 'flock' camera aimed at his driveway outside Greers Ferry city limits.
During the Cleburne County Quorum Court meeting on Sept. 11, 2025, committee reports and public comment highlighted local operational and community concerns.
JP Martin, reporting for the Emergency Services Oversight Committee, said members discussed tornado shelters across the county and a dispatch-report issue involving how lift assists are displayed in reports. JP Evans told the court that Budget and Jail committees met jointly in August; committee discussion noted that jail-space demand is not as acute as previously thought and outlined scheduling for budget planning: an Anticipated Revenue Meeting on Oct. 8 and a 2026 Budget Meeting on Oct. 27.
In public comment, Charles Wolfe addressed the court and "thanked the Court for their consideration of the issue of the flock camera pointed at his driveway outside of the city limits of Greers Ferry." The minutes record the statement but show no additional action in this meeting to resolve the matter.
The court made announcements scheduling the next regular meeting for Oct. 9, 2025, and adjourned at 7:00 p.m.
