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Denton County Bail Bond Board approves canvass results and renews two bail-bond licenses
Summary
At its Jan. 22, 2026 meeting, the Denton County Bail Bond Board approved secret-ballot canvasses electing Nicolas Wahr and Eydie Burgess as representatives and renewed three-year licenses for Burgess Bail Bonds (License #199202-10) and Webb's County Wide Bail Bonds (License #13-28-02).
The Denton County Bail Bond Board met Jan. 22, 2026, at the Denton County Administrative Courthouse and approved the canvass results of two secret-ballot elections and the renewal of two bail-bond licenses.
The board ordered that the canvass of the secret ballot election for the annual Criminal Defense Attorneys' Representative be approved; the record shows Nicolas Wahr received the majority of votes. The board separately ordered approval of the canvass for the annual Bondsmen's Representative, where the record states Eydie Burgess received the majority of votes. The meeting record does not list vote tallies, the names of a mover or seconder, nor roll-call votes for these actions.
The board also approved renewal applications for two bail-bond businesses for three-year license terms: Edith Marie Burgess d/b/a Burgess Bail Bonds (License #199202-10) and Randolph Patrick Webb d/b/a Webb's County Wide Bail Bonds (License #13-28-02). The actions in the meeting record are phrased as orders: "IT IS ORDERED THAT THE DENTON COUNTY BAIL BOND BOARD APPROVED" these canvasses and renewals.
The transcript uses the name "Eydie Burgess" as the Bondsmen's Representative elected by canvass and separately records "Edith Marie Burgess" as the applicant for the Burgess Bail Bonds renewal. The record does not clarify whether those spellings refer to the same individual; the article reproduces the names as they appear in the meeting record.
The meeting record includes a presiding-officer signature line formalizing the orders. The meeting notice lists board membership and designees and provides contact information for the courthouse. The meeting record does not include further discussion, public comment excerpts, or vote tallies for the listed orders.
