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Bandera County Commissioners approve county-wide burn ban
Summary
At its Feb. 12 meeting, the Bandera County Commissioners' Court voted 4-0 to adopt a county-wide outdoor burn ban. The order was approved without a recorded effective date or public commentary in the meeting record.
Bandera County Commissioners' Court voted unanimously Feb. 12 to impose a county-wide outdoor burning ban.
Commissioner Robert Harris moved to approve the burn ban; Commissioner Troy Konvicka seconded and the motion passed 4-0 with Commissioner Jordan Rutherford absent. The meeting record does not include an effective date for the ban or a statement of the conditions that prompted it.
The ban was handled as a routine motion on the agenda and received no public testimony during the meeting. The court did not record additional details about enforcement, duration or exemptions in the minutes provided at the meeting.
The commissioners addressed the burn ban alongside other routine business, including contracts and replat approvals. Where available, staff typically follows up with formal written orders or notices; none was included in the transcript of this session.
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