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Waller County approves community‑center rental renewal for 4‑H horse club
Summary
The Waller County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a renewal of a $25/month contract allowing the Waller County 4‑H Horse Club to continue meeting at the county community center in 2026 after a presentation highlighting the club’s community service and scholarship work.
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Sydney Guidry, president of the Waller County 4‑H Horse Club, told commissioners the group maintains public landscaping, helps run concession stands for the Chamber of Commerce, supports Relay for Life, appears in local parades and funds scholarships through fundraising events. “Our club is able to provide 2 $3,000 scholarships this past year, and we plan to do it this year as well,” Guidry said.
Guidry requested renewal of the club’s $25‑a‑month contract to rent the Waller County Community Center for monthly business meetings. Commissioners praised the club’s long history and community contributions; one commissioner estimated the horse club has been in existence “over 30 to 40 years.”
After brief remarks and no opposition, the court moved and seconded the item and approved the rental renewal for 2026 by voice vote.
The court’s approval covers ongoing use of the community center for the club’s regular second‑Tuesday meetings and reflects the commissioners’ stated interest in supporting community organizations that provide volunteer services and youth development.
