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Judge announces local fundraiser donation; county told Congressman’s staff will hold mobile office

Hemphill County Commissioners' Court · July 14, 2025
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Summary

Judge Lisa Johnson said she donated personally to a Hill Country flood victims fundraiser and noted green ribbons outside the courthouse; Extension Agent Andy Holloway said congressional staff reserved a room for a mobile office visit.

Judge Lisa Johnson told the court that there are green ribbons around the trees in front of the courthouse and that she made a personal donation to a fundraiser for Hill Country flood victims. The announcement was presented as a personal and community update from the judge.

Extension Agent Andy Holloway added that Congressman Ronnie Jackson's personnel reserved the Sand Sage room for a mobile office (explicitly described as staff visiting to be available for questions, not a town hall). The court listed the Rodeo Arena chutes and the Big Timber Rest Area maintenance items on the future agenda.