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Hardin County court authorizes $500,000 law-enforcement grant application
Summary
The Hardin County Commissioners Court authorized the county judge to apply for a FY27 law-enforcement grant for $500,000 on behalf of the sheriff; the motion, moved by Commissioner Kerrigan and seconded by Commissioner Cook, passed unanimously.
The Hardin County Commissioners Court on Aug. 4 voted to authorize the county judge to apply for a fiscal-year 2027 law-enforcement grant in the amount of $500,000 on behalf of the sheriff. Commissioner Kerrigan moved the authorization and Commissioner Cook seconded; the motion passed without opposition.
The item was introduced by the chair as a request to "consider and possibly authorize the county judge to apply for the fiscal year 27" law-enforcement grant described in the transcript. The court recorded no conditions or amendments to the application approval during the meeting.
The action was procedural authorization only; no award or contract was executed at the meeting. The court moved on to the budget immediately after the vote.
