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Quorum court approves a collector’s regrade and passes consent agenda including sheriff’s budget changes
Summary
The court approved an ordinance to regrade one collector's office role (including retroactive pay) and passed a consent agenda that included amendments to the sheriff's office and new deputy clerk positions.
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The Washington County Quorum Court approved an ordinance to regrade one role in the collector’s office and passed a consent agenda covering several personnel and budget items.
JP Rivera Lopez outlined the regrading request for the collector’s office, saying HR had reviewed the position and that regrading (including retroactive pay) would compensate an employee whose workload had exceeded the original job description. Rivera Lopez moved to pass the ordinance; the court took a roll-call vote and the motion passed.
The court next considered the consent agenda—item 11 (an ordinance amending the sheriff’s office and jail budget for 2026), item 12 (regrading two roles at the sheriff’s office) and item 13 (approving new full-time deputy clerk positions)—and approved the consent agenda by roll call. The chair asked members to review county services, finance and budget notes included in the meeting packet for further details.

