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Kendall County OKs $1 million TWDB grant for outdoor warning sirens and flood products
Summary
The Commissioners’ Court approved a $1,000,000 grant agreement with the Texas Water Development Board to buy and install outdoor warning sirens and flood-related equipment, authorizing the county judge to sign necessary documents. The motion passed 4-0.
Kendall County’s Commissioners’ Court on Jan. 13 approved a $1,000,000 grant from the Texas Water Development Board to purchase and install outdoor warning sirens and flood-related products countywide.
The resolution (R-20260113-8) authorizes the County Judge to execute all related documents. County Judge Shane Stolarczyk made the motion and Commissioner Andra Wisian seconded; the vote was unanimous, 4-0. The minutes note Judge Stolarczyk misspoke during the motion, saying “Texas Water Board,” and clarifies the correct agency name as the Texas Water Development Board. The expenditure is intended for sirens and flood products to bolster emergency notification and flood response capacity.
