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Marshall County opens and closes public hearing on $1.3 million in rural secondary road funds with no public comment
Summary
At a June 22 public hearing the fiscal court said Marshall County will receive about $1.3 million in rural secondary road funds; the chair invited public input on using the state-derived tax revenues and, when no one spoke, the court closed the hearing.
The Marshall County Fiscal Court opened a public hearing June 22 to solicit comment on how to use approximately $1,300,000 in state-derived rural secondary road funds. The chair read the funding amount and asked multiple times whether members of the public were present to speak in favor or opposition of the county using those funds on roads.
No members of the public came forward to address the court. After offering multiple opportunities for comment, the court moved to close the hearing and carried the motion on a voice vote.
The hearing record shows the court provided public notice and an opportunity for input but did not receive any comments, so the court took no further action at the meeting on project selection or allocations. The court did not record any formal votes tied to specific road projects in this meeting’s transcript.
