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McCulloch County tables proposed 10-year lease with Texas DPS, asks for agency representative
Summary
The court tabled amendments and the proposed 10-year interlocal agreement for Texas Department of Public Safety office space at the McCulloch County Law Enforcement Center (proposed $521/month, term beginning Aug. 18, 2025) until July 28 so a DPS representative can attend to answer questions.
The McCulloch County Commissioners Court on July 14 tabled consideration of amendments to, and the full proposed Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with the Texas Department of Public Safety for office space in the McCulloch County Law Enforcement Center.
Commissioner Randy Deans asked that the item be placed back on the July 28 agenda so a DPS representative can attend and answer the court’s questions. The agreement discussed in minutes would run 10 years at $521 per month beginning Aug. 18, 2025; the court recorded two related motions to table pending further information. Both tabling motions were approved, with Commissioner Randy Deans making the motions and Commissioner Carol Anderson seconding. Votes recorded 4-0.
Why it matters: The interlocal agreement would commit county facilities and recurring in-kind or lease allowances for a multi-year term; commissioners said they want agency representation present to clarify space, operational and cost details before final approval.
What’s next: The item is scheduled for further consideration on July 28, 2025, and county staff indicated Commissioner Deans will contact DPS and the sheriff’s office to coordinate attendance.
