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Johnson County Commissioners approve routine contracts, grant applications and property sale; terminate economic development commission
Summary
At its Feb. 9 meeting the court approved a range of routine actions — from approving court‑appointed attorney fees and cash‑counting machine maintenance to authorizing a historic‑courthouse grant application and selling a delinquent‑tax parcel to Burleson — and voted to terminate the county’s Economic Development Commission.
Johnson County Commissioners Court approved a slate of routine but consequential items on Feb. 9, 2026, including a delinquent‑tax property conveyance to the city of Burleson, maintenance agreements for cash‑counting machines, application for a state grant to buy rifle‑rated body armor, and steps to seek grant funding to repair the historic county courthouse. The court also voted to terminate the county’s Economic Development Commission.
County counsel presented a resolution (2026‑01) authorizing conveyance of a property struck off at a 2018 delinquent‑tax foreclosure (cause T201400364). The city of Burleson intends to acquire the county’s interest to use the parcel for water‑infrastructure purposes; the resolution includes a provision to distribute any future sale proceeds to participating tax units…
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