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County signs interlocal, adopts resolution to accept FY25 Edward Byrne JAG with City of San Angelo
Summary
Tom Green County approved an interlocal agreement and supporting resolution to accept its FY25 share of the Edward Byrne Justice Assistance grant with the City of San Angelo; county staff said the formula grant requires no local match and typically funds a small number of radar units.
The Tom Green County Commissioners Court approved an interlocal agreement and a companion resolution July 7 to accept its FY25 portion of the Edward Byrne Justice Assistance (JAG) grant with the City of San Angelo. County staff described the award as a formula grant that requires no local match and said the county customarily uses the funds for enforcement equipment such as radar units.
"It's a it's a formula grant. No match," said the staff member explaining the award. The court moved and adopted both the interlocal and the resolution by voice vote; the staff reported an approximate county share commonly used to acquire radar units (noted in discussion as $7,200).
