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Commissioners table decision on Veterans Service Officer after grant offer; special meeting set Oct. 14

Commissioner's Court of McCulloch County · September 22, 2025
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Summary

Tony Bucholz told the court Nancy A. Munetake can help establish a Veterans Service Office using grants up to $50,000; the commissioners voted to table the item and the manner of filling the part‑time VSO position until a special meeting Oct. 14, 2025.

The McCulloch County Commissioners Court on Sept. 22 tabled consideration of bringing a Veterans Service Office to the county and deferred a decision on how to fill a part‑time Veteran Service Officer position until a special meeting on Oct. 14, 2025.

Tony Bucholz spoke to the court on behalf of Nancy A. Munetake and said Ms. Munetake can serve local veterans and that she has information on grants of up to $50,000 that would not require McCulloch County to write the application. Following discussion, Commissioner Randy Deans moved to table the matter until the Oct. 14 special meeting; Commissioner Don Bratton seconded and the motion passed 5‑0.

The court recorded a separate motion to table the procedural determination for filling the part‑time Veteran Service Officer position with the same 5‑0 vote. No formal hiring action occurred; the items will return to the special meeting agenda for additional consideration.