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McCulloch County court approves FEMA/TDEM workshop for Disaster DR 4879 TX
Summary
The McCulloch County Commissioners Court voted 5-0 on Nov. 19, 2025, to approve a FEMA/TDEM-related workshop concerning Disaster DR 4879 TX. The motion was made by Commissioner Gary Maricle and seconded by Commissioner Randy Deans; the court adjourned at 1:23 p.m.
The McCulloch County Commissioners Court approved a FEMA/TDEM-related workshop tied to Disaster DR 4879 TX in a unanimous 5-0 vote during a special session on Nov. 19, 2025. Commissioner Gary Maricle moved to approve the workshop; Commissioner Randy Deans seconded the motion.
The court opened at 10:30 a.m. The transcript lists County Judge Frank Trull and Commissioners Carol Anderson (Pct. 1), Randy Deans (Pct. 2), Rod Young (Pct. 3) and Gary Maricle (Pct. 4) as present; Christine A. Jones is recorded as county clerk. Commissioner Rod Young gave the invocation followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the U.S. and Texas flags. The agenda included a public comment period, but the transcript contains no recorded public comments.
The action item recorded in the minutes states, “The Court acted and approved on a FEMA/TDEM related workshop for Disaster DR 4879 TX.” The transcript records the motion and second and notes the outcome as “All in favor Motion carries. 5-0.” The transcript does not include the text of a resolution, detailed workshop schedule, or funding information.
With no further business reported in the transcript, Commissioner Carol Anderson moved to adjourn; Commissioner Randy Deans seconded and the court voted 5-0 to adjourn at 1:23 p.m. The minutes list no follow-up assignments or dates for the workshop in the recorded text.
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