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Court establishes deputy-constable positions for each precinct, contingent on legal review; no funding allocated

Leon County Commissioners Court · July 6, 2026
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Summary

The Leon County Commissioners Court voted to create a deputy constable position in each precinct contingent on County Attorney review; the motion specifies no funding or salary was allocated.

Commissioner Kyle Workman moved, and Commissioner T. J. Foley seconded, to establish a deputy constable position in each precinct, contingent on review by the County Attorney. The minutes record the motion as carried and explicitly state that no funding or salary was allocated as part of the action.

The record indicates the creation of positions was approved as a policy direction but implementation depends on legal review and future budget decisions. The County Attorney (Keith Cook) was noted as the reviewer in the minutes; the minutes contain no timeline for the review or implementation nor any salary figures.