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Lynn County commissioners unanimously approve three resolutions supporting interstate planning
Summary
On Nov. 24, 2025 the Lynn County Commissioner's Court unanimously adopted three resolutions supporting the Interstate Highway Formula Program, future interstate designation, and an interstate feasibility study; all votes were 4–0 with Commissioner Matt Woodley absent.
County Judge Mike Braddock and the Lynn County Commissioner's Court on Nov. 24 unanimously approved three separate resolutions signaling the county’s support for interstate-related planning and study.
Commissioner John Hawthorne moved to adopt a Resolution Supporting the Interstate Highway Formula Program; Commissioner Tate Gass seconded and the court voted in favor. Commissioner Tate Gass then moved to adopt a Resolution Supporting Future Interstate Designation, seconded by Commissioner Larry Durham; that motion also passed unanimously. Commissioner Larry Durham moved to adopt a Resolution Supporting Interstate Feasibility Study, seconded by Commissioner John Hawthorne; the court again voted to approve the resolution. Commissioner Matt Woodley was recorded as absent at the meeting.
The votes consisted of the four present members — County Judge Mike Braddock and Commissioners John Hawthorne, Tate Gass and Larry Durham — voting yes on each resolution. The motions carried without recorded opposition or abstentions.
The resolutions were recorded on the meeting agenda as separate items and were presented and approved without extended debate or recorded amendments. No further procedural steps or timelines for the resolutions were specified in the court record.
The court convened in the Lynn County Courthouse in Tahoka for the Regular Called meeting; no public comments on the agenda items were received before the votes.
