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Commissioners approve K9 purchase and handler training for the sheriff’s office

Kendall County Commissioners' Court · January 27, 2026
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Summary

The court approved up to $12,000 to buy a K9 and 3-week handler/K9 training from Hill Country Dog Center, LLC, to be funded from State Asset Forfeiture Fund 85. The motion passed 5–0.

Kendall County Commissioners approved a contract to purchase a K9 and three weeks of handler-and-K9 training from Hill Country Dog Center, LLC for the Sheriff’s Department at a cost not to exceed $12,000.

The minutes state the purchase will be funded from State Asset Forfeiture Fund 85. Commissioner Richard Chapman moved for approval and County Judge Shane Stolarczyk seconded; the recorded vote was 5–0.

The minutes contain no further detail about K9 deployment timelines or expected handler assignments beyond authorization to execute the contract.