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Court approves application for catalytic-converter grant with up to $40,000 local match
Summary
Kendall County will apply for up to $200,000 from the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority to fund catalytic-converter theft prevention, with up to a 20% match (not to exceed $40,000); the resolution passed 4-1 with Commissioner Chad Carpenter opposed.
The Kendall County Commissioners Court approved Resolution #R-20260428-1 to apply for the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority Catalytic Converter Grant Program requesting an award not to exceed $200,000 with a local match up to 20% (not to exceed $40,000). The motion carried 4-1; Commissioner Chad Carpenter voted nay.
The minutes note that County Judge Shane Stolarczyk misspoke while making the motion but that the formal wording is as shown in the agenda and supporting documents. The application request is intended to fund preventive measures against catalytic converter thefts; the minutes record the dollar amounts and the recorded vote but do not include the county's proposed project budget in the text.
