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Court approves $7,200 amendment to accountability court agreement for increased drug testing
Summary
Comal County accepted an amended letter of agreement with the Community Supervision and Corrections Department, increasing compensation by $7,200 to cover higher demand for drug testing services under an Office of the Governor grant.
The commissioners approved an amendment to the letter of agreement between Comal County and the Community Supervision and Corrections Department to increase compensation by $7,200 for accountability court drug‑testing services.
Katie Box, representing the county’s accountability court with Judge Grama, said the amendment covers increased demand for testing and that the services remain eligible under the Office of the Governor’s specialty courts grant. "The amendment is to increase the total compensation by an additional $7,200 due to an increased demand in drug testing services," Box said.
Commissioner Leacock moved to approve the amendment; Commissioner Crownover seconded and the court approved the item on a voice vote.
