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Kendall County approves grant applications, vendor awards and transfers K9 Taja to former deputy
Summary
At its Dec. 23 meeting the court authorized grant applications for responder wellness and an EMS unit (VFIS grant up to $5,000; HB3000 grant up to $350,000), approved Digitech for EMS billing, renewed service agreements, and approved retiring and transferring K9 Taja to former deputy Justin Granado (5–0 votes).
Kendall County’s Commissioners Court cleared a slate of administrative actions Tuesday, including authorization to apply for multiple grants, selection of vendors for county services and a formal transfer of a county K9 to a former deputy.
Grants and contracts: the court approved a resolution authorizing staff to apply for the Volunteer Firemen’s Insurance Services (VFIS) Emergency Responder Health & Wellness reimbursement grant for up to $5,000 to buy rehab equipment for large‑event EMS support (R‑20251223‑1,…
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