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Commissioners authorize resolution and grant application for rifle-resistant body armor for sheriff's deputies
Summary
The court approved a resolution to request rifle-resistant body armor through the Office of the Governor, Public Safety Office, and authorized an application to the Peterson Foundation for patrol deputy body armor grants; both motions passed 4-0.
Bandera County Commissioners' Court voted Feb. 12 to approve a resolution to seek rifle-resistant body armor through the Office of the Governor, State of Texas, Public Safety Office, and to apply for a grant to purchase patrol deputy body armor from the Peterson Foundation.
Commissioner Robert Harris moved to approve the resolution for rifle-resistant body armor; Commissioner Jack U. Moseley seconded, and the court approved the motion 4-0 with Commissioner Jordan Rutherford absent. On a separate motion, Commissioner Harris moved to apply for a grant from the Peterson Foundation to fund patrol deputy body armor; Commissioner Troy Konvicka seconded and the motion also passed 4-0.
The transcript records the motions and approvals but does not include dollar amounts, procurement timelines, or implementation specifics. Further details would typically appear in the resolution text or grant application materials filed with the county.
