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Votes at a glance: Waller County court approves multiple routine contracts, proclamation, donation and land purchase; one nomination tabled

Waller County Commissioners Court · April 1, 2026
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Summary

The commissioners approved the consent agenda and a set of items including a sexual‑assault awareness proclamation, acceptance of donated artwork, procurement contracts (items 38–42), a property purchase near the Justice Center (item 50), and funding items; nomination to the appraisal district board (item 47) was tabled for legal review.

Waller County Commissioners Court recorded a series of approvals and one tabled nomination during the public meeting.

Approvals included the consent agenda; a proclamation declaring April 2026 as Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month presented by Hilda Martinez of Focusing Families; acceptance of an artwork donation by Dr. Clarence Talley for courthouse display; procurement and term contract awards (items 38–42) including audit services and term contracts for mowing and herbicide services; approval of the sheriff's maintenance garage final pay application; and a negotiated land purchase adjacent to the Justice Center (item 50) that county leaders said will consolidate county facilities and allow future administrative construction. The court also approved ongoing funding for the Fort Bend Children's Advocacy Center and an annual payment related to an Amazon agreement.

The court voted to table item 47, the county's nomination process for a voting member on the Waller County Appraisal District board, after discussion about process and optics; tax assessor Carolyn Midke offered to serve as a voting member but commissioners asked for legal review and confirmation of the nomination timeline.

Most routine procurement items were approved without extended discussion. Several votes were voice votes with no roll‑call tallies recorded in the public transcript.