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Votes at a glance: minutes, bond continuation, cybersecurity records, TAC safety funds approved

Grayson County Commissioners Court · June 25, 2026
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Summary

The court approved amended minutes, accepted a $25,000 continuation bond certificate from Estrada Petroleum, accepted three cybersecurity training records, and agreed to allocate TAC safety equipment funds to the sheriff's office.

The Grayson County Commissioners Court recorded several routine approvals during its meeting:

- Minutes: Commissioners approved the minutes of the June 17, 2026 regular meeting with a correction to item 14 changing wording to 'equipment and/or vehicle.' A motion was made, seconded and carried.

- Estrada Petroleum bond: The court accepted a continuation certificate from Estrada Petroleum to continue a $25,000 bond covering access to County Road 532. A motion to accept was made, seconded and carried.

- Cybersecurity certifications: Commissioners reviewed and accepted cybersecurity awareness/training certifications for Elaine, Kelsey Hackney and Cameron Williams; the court recorded a motion and carried the acceptance of those three certifications.

- TAC safety equipment fund: The court moved to allocate the county’s annual Texas Association of Counties safety equipment funds (typically between $900 and $1,200) to the sheriff’s office; a motion and second were recorded and the motion carried 'all in favor.'

The transcript records motion and second for these items and shows the courts frequently used voice approvals ('all in favor say aye') rather than roll-call tallies in the provided segments.