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Votes and actions at a glance: April 14 Ellis County Commission

Board of Ellis County Commissioners · April 14, 2026

Summary

At its April 14 meeting the board approved the consent agenda, adopted Resolution 2026‑08 to set the Stonewood North Estates CID hearing and authorized two part‑time dispatch positions; all recorded motions passed by voice vote, two to zero.

The Board of Ellis County Commissioners recorded three formal actions at its April 14 meeting: approval of the consent agenda, adoption of Resolution 2026‑08 to set a public hearing on the Stonewood North Estates CID, and authorization for up to two part‑time dispatchers.

Details and outcomes recorded in the minutes: • Consent agenda (items A–G) approved. Motion by Commissioner Nathan Leiker; second by Chair Neal Younger. The consent agenda included payment vouchers dated April 8: Freedom Claims $5,679.65; Enterprise Lease $64,980.74; Waste Connections (solid waste) $27,593.51. Disposition: Motion passed by a voice vote of two to zero. • Resolution 2026‑08 (Stonewood North Additional CID Petition public hearing notice) adopted to schedule a May 12, 2026 hearing at 8:30 a.m.; estimated CID project cost $256,276. Motion by Nathan Leiker; second by Neal Younger. Motion passed by voice vote, two to zero. • Authorization for up to two part‑time dispatchers for the Communications Department. Motion by Nathan Leiker; second by Neal Younger. Motion passed by voice vote, two to zero.

Commissioner Michael Berges was recorded as absent for the meeting. No other votes or roll‑call tallies were listed in the minutes.

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