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Commissioners approve minutes, consent agenda, bills totaling roughly $2.2 million, declare computers surplus and honor Audra Burnett
Summary
The court approved minutes and a consent agenda, authorized bills including payments to the health department and Sidalco totaling about $2.2 million, declared computer equipment surplus for recycling, approved a minor subdivision, and presented a proclamation honoring Audra Burnett’s 35 years of service.
The Grayson County Commissioners Court conducted routine business, approving minutes and multiple consent items and authorizing payments for county obligations.
The court approved the minutes for April 14, 2026 (regular and special session) on a motion by Commissioner Barr and a second; the motion carried by voice vote. The consent agenda was approved after a motion by Commissioner Arthur and a second.
On bills, the court authorized payments recorded in the minutes: $1,178,716.59 to the health department for the ATLAS program FY26; $320,170.29 to the health department local provider participation fund (passed through to the state controller for uncompensated care for FY26); and $720,862.40 to Sidalco for March 2026 services, among other bill payments authorized for April 28, 2026. The court approved these payments by voice vote.
The court declared a list of computer equipment surplus and approved disposal through Universal Recycling Technologies at no cost to the county; the motion carried. The court approved Short Platt (a subdivision) in Precinct 1 to split a 19.99-acre tract into one lot; the property owner described the request at the meeting and the court approved the subdivision on a motion by Commissioner Marsh, seconded by Commissioner Wright.
The court presented a proclamation honoring Audra Burnett for 35 years of county service, noting she began employment on 04/16/1991 and will retire effective 04/30/2026; Burnett was invited to comment but declined.
All items listed above were approved by voice votes recorded as 'Aye' in the transcript; the meeting did not record individual roll-call tallies in the minutes.
