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McCulloch County commissioners approve election-service contracts, a 30-day burn ban and several county contracts
Summary
During its Jan. 12 meeting the court approved election-services contracts with both the Republican and Democratic parties, adopted a 30-day outdoor burning prohibition, approved CTWP copy‑machine leases, and recessed to attend a Leadership Advisory Board meeting; all votes were 5-0.
McCulloch County’s Commissioners Court on Jan. 12 approved a series of administrative actions, voting unanimously on contracts and interim public-safety measures.
On motions by Commissioner Randy Deans, seconded by Commissioners Rod Young and Carol Anderson in separate votes, the court approved contract agreements for Election Services with the McCulloch County Republican Party and the McCulloch County Democratic Party; each motion carried 5-0. The transcript records the approvals but does not include the contracts themselves or their terms.
The court discussed and approved a 30-day Order Prohibiting Outdoor Burning on a motion by Commissioner Deans, seconded by Commissioner Gary Maricle; the motion carried 5-0. The order’s effective date was recorded as Jan. 12; the transcript did not include the order text or enforcement specifics.
The court also approved a management agreement from CTWP for copy machine leases serving the Sheriff’s Office and the Agri-Life Extension Office; Commissioner Rod Young moved and Commissioner Gary Maricle seconded the motion, which passed 5-0. The transcript does not contain lease terms or contract amounts.
Finally, the court approved a recess so members could attend the Leadership Advisory Board Annual Meeting at the Agri‑Life Extension Office; the court recessed at 10:17 a.m. and reconvened at 1:31 p.m., and later adjourned at 1:35 p.m. on a 5-0 vote.
