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Burnet County Commissioners unanimously deny government support letter for Lonestar Faith EMS application
Summary
After hearing from Lonestar Faith EMS representatives and local emergency services officials, the commissioners voted 5-0 to deny a governmental letter of approval for Lonestar Faith EMS's application under Texas Health & Safety Code §773.0573.
Burnet County Commissioners Court voted unanimously on April 14, 2026, to deny a governmental letter of approval for Lonestar Faith EMS’s application under Texas Health & Safety Code §773.0573. The motion to deny was made by Commissioner Damon Beierle and seconded by Commissioner Joe Don Dockery and carried 5-0.
Representatives from Lonestar Faith EMS, including Joshua Divine, presented the provider’s application and requested the county’s governmental letter of approval during an earlier portion of the meeting. City of Burnet Fire Chief Mark Ingram and Johnny Campbell, executive director of Marble Falls Emergency Management Services, also spoke during the presentation. At that time the court took no immediate action; after reconvening the court voted to deny the requested letter.
The denial means the county will not provide formal local governmental support for Lonestar Faith EMS’s application under the cited state statute. The court did not adopt conditions or direct staff to provide further review as part of the motion. No appeal or additional county-level approval process was recorded during the meeting.
