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Mason County amends 2025 budget to add FEMA DR4879 funds
Summary
The Mason County Commissioners Court voted Aug. 4 to add Line Item 4550 — FEMA DR4879 — to Fund 3000, part of steps discussed by Judge Hardin to secure state and federal disaster relief; a FEMA meeting and NRCS assessment were also scheduled.
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Mason County Commissioners on Aug. 4 approved a 2025 budget amendment to add Line Item 4550 — FEMA DR4879 — to Fund 3000.
Judge Hardin told the court he had testified July 31 asking for state relief funding to help affected counties and noted a FEMA meeting was set for Aug. 8, 2025, and an NRCS assessment would occur Aug. 7, 2025 to evaluate damages. The budget amendment was made by Commissioner Fred Estes and seconded by Commissioner Reggie Loeffler; the motion carried.
County officials did not record a dollar amount tied to DR4879 in the minutes. The amendment adds a dedicated line to accept FEMA-related reimbursements or awards under the county fund structure, allowing the county to track any federal disaster funds separately from the general fund.
The court also discussed scheduling and procedural next steps for disaster relief coordination but took no separate action beyond the budget amendment during the meeting. The court will revisit related items as FEMA or state guidance develops.
