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Hemphill County court approves minutes, reinstates 45-day burn ban and adopts investment policy

Hemphill County Commissioners' Court · February 9, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 9 meeting the court approved Jan. minutes, reinstated a 45-day county burn ban, adopted the Hemphill County Investment Policy, and approved Addendum 2 to the JP contract; motions carried without opposition.

The Hemphill County Commissioners' Court on Feb. 9 approved routine business including minutes from Jan. 12 and Jan. 26, adopted the county investment policy, and reinstated a burn ban for 45 days. Commissioner Dale Schafer moved to approve the minutes; Dawn Webb seconded. Commissioner Dale Schafer moved to reinstate the burn ban and Commissioner Tim Alexander seconded; that motion also carried unopposed.

Commissioner Tim Alexander moved to approve the Hemphill County Investment Policy as presented; Commissioner Dale Schafer seconded and the motion carried without opposition. The court also approved Addendum 2 to the Justice of the Peace contract with Local Government Solutions, L.P.; Commissioner Nicholas Thomas moved, Commissioner Dawn Webb seconded, and the motion carried unopposed.

The meeting record shows no public comments and no recorded objections to these routine items; the court moved on to other agenda items after these approvals.