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Votes at a glance: actions taken by Howard County Commissioners on July 13

Howard County Commissioners Court · July 13, 2026
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Summary

On July 13 the Howard County Commissioners Court approved contracts with West Texas Centers, accepted three tax-deed bids, approved library renovation payments and a change order, approved personnel and invoices, and passed budget amendments.

The Howard County Commissioners Court took several formal actions during its July 13 meeting:

- Approved annual contracts and MOUs with West Texas Centers covering mental-health deputies, House Bill 13 grant coordination, diversion services and matching funds (motion: Commissioner Wagner; second: Commissioner Long). - Approved the consent agenda (routine reports including justice and clerk reports, treasurer and auditor reports) (motion: Commissioner Long; second: Commissioner Wagner). - Accepted winning tax-deed bids for three parcels: Rosa Avila ($9,500), Cynthia Rosada ($5,790), and Guadalupe Perez Magallanes ($2,501) (motion: Commissioner Wagner; second: Commissioner Long). - Approved library renovation payments and related invoices including a contractor payout of $103,254.37, an architect invoice of $5,552.60, and a $57 asbestos-notification fee, and approved a change order for wall replacement and room-height changes (motion: Commissioner Long). - Approved the county personnel report (motion: Commissioner Wagner; second: Commissioner Long). - Approved invoices and budget amendments including reallocations to cover an appraisal district payment and to split school-district sheriff deputy allocations (motion: Commissioner Wagner; second: Commissioner Long).

The transcript records motions, seconds and that each motion "passed" by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were provided in the excerpt.