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Sheriff’s deputy reports 41 inmates; Lynn County approves bills and payroll

Lynn County Commissioners Court · September 8, 2025
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Summary

Chief Deputy Chris Hensley reported a total of 41 inmates in the Lynn County Jail on Sept. 8, 2025. Commissioners voted unanimously to pay county claims and payroll; the clerk reported there were no bonds to approve.

Chief Deputy Chris Hensley provided the Lynn County Commissioners Court with the jail population count at the Sept. 8, 2025 meeting, reporting 26 inmates from Lynn County, 2 from Lubbock County, 2 from Dawson County, 1 from Floyd County and 10 from Potter County, for a total of 41 inmates.

County Treasurer Amy Schuknecht presented bills to the court. Commissioner Matt Woodley moved to pay claims and payroll against the county; Commissioner John Hawthorne seconded the motion and all members voted in favor. County Clerk Karen Rendon stated there were no bonds to approve.

The court recorded these routine administrative actions during the regular session; no additional discussion of jail staffing, inmate services or bond specifics appears in the transcript.