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Coryell County accepts audit, approves consent agenda items, and votes to pay $602,803.43 in bills

Coryell County Commissioners' Court · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The court accepted the May 2026 Financial Summary and the County Audit Report, approved multiple meeting minutes and consent items (including a ceremonial resolution honoring Jonesboro Girls Softball and authorization for the Coryell County Museum's use of county property for Spur Fest), and voted to pay $602,803.43 in bills.

The Coryell County Commissioners' Court on June 23 accepted the May 2026 Financial Summary from the County Judge's Office and accepted the County Audit Report from Singleton Clerk, CPAs after a motion by Commissioner Scott Weddle and a second by Commissioner Kyle Matthews.

The court approved multiple minutes (Historical Commission May 13, Commissioners' Court June 4, June 9 and June 12) and made a correction to a misdated entry (changed "April 2026" to "May 2026") before approving the consent agenda; the consent agenda approval was moved by Commissioner Ryan Basham and seconded by Commissioner Kyle Matthews. The court also approved Resolution 26-04 honoring the Jonesboro Girls Softball state championship and approved the Coryell County Museum's request to use county property at S 8th Street and Leon Street in Gatesville for Spur Fest on Sept. 19, 2026.

Finally, the court voted to pay bills totaling $602,803.43 after a motion by Commissioner Kyle Matthews and a second by Commissioner Keith Taylor. The minutes list attached documents for several items (audit report, Road and Bridge report, K-9 agreements). The transcript records motions and seconds but does not include roll-call vote tallies in most cases.