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Coryell County commissioners approve consent agenda, accept Cintas uniform agreement and table changes to County Road 314
Summary
At its June 9 meeting, the Coryell County Commissioners' Court approved the consent agenda including multiple financial summaries and minutes, accepted an agreement with Cintas for the Road and Bridge Department, and voted to table proposed changes to County Road 314 until June 23.
Coryell County Commissioners' Court approved its consent agenda and accepted a uniform-services agreement with Cintas for the Road and Bridge Department during a June 9 meeting at the county courthouse.
The court accepted the April 2026 Financial Summary from the Treasurer's Office, the May 2026 Financial Summary from the County Clerk's Office and the May 2026 Financial Summary from the Tax Assessor's Office, and approved minutes from the May 29, 2026 meeting. Commissioner Ryan Basham moved to approve the consent agenda; Commissioner Keith Taylor seconded, and the court approved the motion.
Justin Latham, the county's Road and Bridge administrator, briefed the court on department operations. The court accepted an agreement with Cintas uniform services for Road and Bridge after a motion by Commissioner Basham and a second by Commissioner Taylor; the docket noted the agreement still needs signing.
On a separate motion, the court tabled consideration of proposed changes to County Road 314 (Ogelsby Neff Park Road) until the June 23, 2026 meeting. Commissioner Keith Taylor moved to table the item and Commissioner Ryan Basham seconded.
Votes at a glance: the consent agenda was approved (mover: Commissioner Ryan Basham; seconder: Commissioner Keith Taylor); the Cintas agreement was accepted (mover: Commissioner Ryan Basham; seconder: Commissioner Keith Taylor; note: "Need Signed"); proposed changes to County Road 314 were tabled to June 23 (mover: Commissioner Keith Taylor; seconder: Commissioner Ryan Basham).
The court recessed discussion on County Road 314 to allow additional review and returned several procurement and routine finance matters to regular docket processing.
