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Court backs resolution to let county attorney hold law-enforcement licenses for investigators
Summary
The Coryell County Commissioners Court approved resolution CC25‑06 to allow the county attorney to hold law-enforcement licenses for two investigators; the judge said the measure does not request additional personnel or manning.
The court considered and approved county resolution CC25‑06 to support creation of a law‑enforcement agency under the county attorney's office that would permit two current investigators to possess Texas peace‑officer licenses under the county attorney independent of other agencies.
The County Judge emphasized that "This is not a request from the county attorney, to increase any type of personnel or manning," and said the action would require submission to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement for licensing. Commissioner Basham moved to approve the resolution; Commissioner Matthews seconded and the motion carried by voice vote.
The resolution does not itself create new positions or funding; it expresses court support so the county attorney may pursue agency formation and the required state licensing process.
