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Parmer County commissioners approve routine minutes, payroll and bills; table postage-meter contract

Parmer County Commissioners Court · January 13, 2026
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Summary

The Parmer County Commissioners Court approved minutes from Dec. 23, 2025, accepted the treasurer's payroll report and authorized payment of accounts payable covering late-2025 and early-Jan. 2026 invoices. The court tabled renewal of the Quadient postage-meter contract pending receipt of the proposed five-year agreement.

The Parmer County Commissioners Court on Jan. 13 approved routine procedural items including minutes, payroll and payment of invoices.

Commissioner Kirk Frye moved to approve the Dec. 23, 2025 meeting minutes; Commissioner Casey Russell seconded and the motion passed by majority vote. Treasurer Sharon May presented accounts payable lists for late-2025 and early-January 2026 invoices and asked the court to approve payment; Commissioner Kenny White moved to approve the accounts payable and Commissioner Charles Wilkins seconded; the motion carried by majority vote. Commissioner Casey Russell moved to approve the Treasurer's payroll report for Dec. 31, 2025; Commissioner Kirk Frye seconded and that motion also passed by majority vote.

On procurement, Treasurer Sharon May said the county's postage-meter contract with Quadient had expired and that she was negotiating a five-year renewal with annual billing. Judge Isabel "Izzy" Carrasco moved to table the item until the county receives a proposed contract from Quadient; Commissioner Charles Wilkins seconded and the court tabled the item by majority vote.

The court did not provide roll-call tallies beyond noting majority votes for the routine approvals. No further fiscal actions were taken.