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Bandera County commissioners approve subdivision replat, set hearing for ESD No. 2 and authorize Tyler payment
Summary
At its Feb. 26 meeting, the Bandera County Commissioners' Court approved a subdivision replat, set a March 27 public hearing on forming Emergency Services District No. 2 (Lakehills), authorized a Tyler Technologies data-transfer payment and accepted a $1,000 EMS memorial donation; routine budget and consent items were also approved.
County Judge Richard A. Evans presided over the Bandera County Commissioners' Court regular meeting on Feb. 26, 2026, where the court approved a series of routine land-use, administrative and financial items, set a public hearing on forming Emergency Services District No. 2 (Lakehills) and authorized a technology payment to migrate county treasurer files into Tyler Content Manager software.
The court voted unanimously (4-0; Commissioner Jordan Rutherford absent) to approve the final replat of Lot 10, Bellows Addition, following a motion from Commissioner Jack U. Moseley and a second from Commissioner Troy Konvicka. The court also recorded that there were no public comments on a proposed replat of Lots 133 and 134 in Exotic Acres Unit 1.
Votes at a glance - Bellows Addition final replat: approved (motion: Commissioner Jack U. Moseley; second: Commissioner Troy Konvicka) — vote 4-0, Rutherford absent. - Texas History Month proclamation (Daughters of the Republic of Texas, Joshua D. Brown Chapter): approved (motion: Commissioner Robert Harris; second: Commissioner Troy Konvicka) — vote 4-0. - American Red Cross Month proclamation: approved (motion: Commissioner Robert Harris; second: Commissioner Jack U. Moseley) — vote 4-0. - Public hearing set for Emergency Services District No. 2 (Lakehills): set for March 27, 2026, 6:00 p.m., Lakehills Community Center (motion: Commissioner Robert Harris; second: Commissioner Jack U. Moseley) — vote 4-0. - Investment Policy and Strategies (per Texas Local Government Code §2256.005(e)): accepted (motion: Commissioner Jack U. Moseley; second: Commissioner Troy Konvicka) — vote 4-0. - Tyler Technologies one-time payment (to transfer County Treasurer data files into Tyler Content Manager) and authorization for County Judge to sign agreement: approved (motion: Commissioner Robert Harris; second: Commissioner Troy Konvicka) — vote 4-0. The minutes do not state the payment amount. - Affordable Care Act Reporting and Tracking Service renewal for 2026: approved (motion: Commissioner Robert Harris; second: Commissioner Troy Konvicka) — vote 4-0. Contract amount not specified in the minutes. - EMS Memorial Fund donation: accepted — $1,000 from Bill and Terre Arnet in memory of Judd Ashmore (motion: Commissioner Jack U. Moseley; second: Commissioner Troy Konvicka) — vote 4-0. - Budget line item transfers and budget amendments: approved (motions by Commissioner Robert Harris; seconds by Commissioners Troy Konvicka and Jack U. Moseley) — vote 4-0. - Consent agenda (including January 2026 EMS report by Shannon Griffin, payment of bills, receipts, payroll schedule, minutes and deputation): approved (motion: Commissioner Troy Konvicka; second: Commissioner Robert Harris) — vote 4-0.
The court set a public hearing for March 27, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Lakehills Community Center to consider a petition to form Emergency Services District No. 2 (Lakehills) under Health and Safety Code, Chapter 775. County officials did not provide further details about the petition in the meeting minutes; the notice indicates interested residents may attend the March 27 hearing to comment.
On administrative matters, the court accepted the county's Investment Policy and Strategies under Texas Local Government Code, Section 2256.005(e). The court also authorized a one-time payment to Tyler Technologies to migrate the County Treasurer's data files into the Tyler Content Manager system and authorized the County Judge to execute that agreement; the minutes do not state the payment amount.
The court accepted a $1,000 donation to the Bandera County EMS Memorial Fund from Bill and Terre Arnet in memory of Judd Ashmore. Shannon Griffin, the county EMS director, presented the January 2026 EMS report as part of the consent agenda (the minutes list the report as an attachment). With no further business, the court adjourned. The minutes were attested by County Clerk Tandie Mansfield.
Next steps: the public hearing on Emergency Services District No. 2 is scheduled for March 27, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. at the Lakehills Community Center.
