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Grayson County directs FY2027 casino tax proceeds to public safety
Summary
The Board resolved to direct all of the county's FY2027 casino gaming tax proceeds to public safety — specifically emergency medical and fire services — and instructed its representative to the Regional Improvement Commission to document the intended use; the resolution passed 5-0.
The Grayson County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution on March 12 directing its share of FY2027 casino gaming tax proceeds to public safety needs — specifically emergency medical and fire services as budgeted for Fiscal Year 2027. County Administrator Stephen A. Boyer explained the Regional Improvement Commission distributes proceeds equally among its fourteen members and requested confirmation of each locality's planned use.
Supervisor C.S. “Sandy” Cunningham moved approval, Supervisor Paul G. Richardson seconded, and the Board approved the resolution by roll-call vote (Watson, Cunningham, Richardson, Tomlinson, Hash — all Aye). The resolution instructs the county's representative to the Regional Improvement Commission to convey the intent and provide required documentation to the commission.
