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Committee reports note dispatch frequency concerns, jail planning and mold at old courthouse

Cleburne County Quorum Court · August 14, 2025
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Summary

Committee reports at the Aug. 14 Cleburne County Quorum Court meeting covered Emergency Services concerns about Survival Flight monitoring a private AWIN frequency, Budget Committee reviews of repair costs at the Claude Dill Complex, and a Jail Committee recommendation to advance new jail construction planning to the court.

During committee reports on Aug. 14, JPs and the county judge flagged several operational and facilities issues the court may need to address.

JP Malone, reporting for the Emergency Services Oversight Committee, said members reviewed the dispatch report and discussed Survival Flight’s move to the AWIN frequency, described in the minutes as a private channel that only dispatchers can use; Survival Flight is monitoring the frequency used by law enforcement and fire departments.

JP Evans said the Budget Committee examined repair costs at the Claude Dill Complex and other possible spaces. Evans also reported that the Jail Committee proposed advancing construction planning for a new jail to the full court; the minutes note a joint Jail/Budget Committee meeting will be held Aug. 25 instead of the previously scheduled Aug. 18 to pursue that work.

JP Tamburo remarked that the new cabinetry in the County Clerk’s Office appears functional, and Judge Crosby reported a mold inspection at the old courthouse found mold attributed to humidity; the court said options to address the humidity will be evaluated. In unfinished business JP Martin said Mr. Cate will install vents to address a flood-related issue, and JP Henegar said a 'flock' camera outside Greers Ferry had been turned off or removed.

No public comments were recorded during the meeting. The items discussed represent planning and facilities matters that may require further committee follow-up or budgeting.