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Commission approves 2026 county inventory of hard assets
Summary
County clerk Bobby Dreiling explained the annual inventory process for tangible assets valued at $2,500 or more (or groups of items), and the commission approved the Dallas County 2026 inventory report after a request for clearer initials on department sign-offs.
Bobby Dreiling, county clerk, explained the annual inventory process and said departments submit updates through the county accounting system (CIC) for tangible assets — vehicles, buildings, mobile equipment and grouped items — with a $2,500 threshold per policy. “Every year, I send out to each of the departments and elected officials... for them to update their inventory,” Dreiling said.
Commissioner (speaker_2) moved to approve the 2026 inventory report for the county; the motion was seconded and approved 3-0. One commissioner asked department heads to initial documents legibly so the signatures are identifiable; Dreiling said staff would ask department heads to add initials to improve legibility.
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