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Coryell commissioners approve $1.46 million in bills, decline special pay for courthouse celebration
Summary
The Coryell County Commissioners' Court approved payment of $1,463,392.90 in county bills and voted not to grant special pay to employees who supported the courthouse’s 125th birthday celebration on July 11, 2023; motions were made and seconded by named commissioners.
The Coryell County Commissioners' Court approved payment of county bills totaling $1,463,392.90 during its July 11, 2023 meeting and declined to authorize special pay for employees who supported the courthouse's 125th birthday celebration.
The consent agenda also included acceptance of May and June 2023 financial summary reports from the County Treasurer's Office, County Tax Assessor, and the County Clerk's Office and approval of the minutes from the June 27, 2023 meeting. The consent agenda was approved after a motion by Commissioner Kyle Matthews and a second by Commissioner Ryan Basham.
On the special pay item, the court “will not approve special pay for County Employees for supporting the 125th birthday celebration of the courthouse” following a motion by Commissioner Keith Taylor and a second by Commissioner Kyle Matthews; the transcript records the court's decision to not approve special pay. Later in the meeting, the court approved paying bills in the amount of $1,463,392.90 on a motion by Commissioner Kyle Matthews and a second by Commissioner Keith Taylor. The minutes excerpt does not include a roll-call vote tally for these actions.
The meeting included other routine items such as grant and construction updates and reports; the Road & Bridge report was not presented. The court entered and exited an executive session later in the meeting and reconvened to approve a separate resolution concerning opioid settlement agreements.
