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Grayson County approves transfer of 50 radios to Fire Marshal, authorizes state carryover payment
Summary
The Grayson County Commissioners approved an interdepartmental transfer of 50 portable/mobile radios from the Sheriff's Office to the Fire Marshal's Office and authorized payment of $207,336.22 described as state-required carryover funds for CSCD basic supervision during the Feb. 24 court meeting.
The Grayson County Commissioners Court on Feb. 24 approved an interdepartmental transfer of 50 portable/mobile radios from the Grayson County Sheriff's Office to the Grayson County Fire Marshal's Office and voted to authorize payment of bills for Feb. 24, 2026, including $207,336.22 described in the agenda as carryover excess from the 2024–25 biennium for Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD) basic supervision funds as required by the state.
A representative seeking the radio transfer told the court the item is an internal equipment move and asked for approval for tracking purposes. Commissioners asked staff to correct an attachment to the transfer form and to confirm serial numbers and county sticker identification before finalizing documentation. The court approved the transfer after the mover and seconder clarified the paperwork would be corrected.
On the bills, the court moved and approved payment of invoices, including the $207,336.22 amount listed on the agenda under Item 8.2. The amount was described at the meeting as carryover required by the state for CSCD basic supervision funds; officials did not provide further line-item breakouts during the public motion and voice vote.
Both measures passed by voice vote; none of the actions recorded a roll-call tally in the public transcript. The court recessed to executive session later in the meeting and returned with no public action on executive-session matters before adjourning.
