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Board approves clean audit, authorizes financed mower purchase
Summary
The Lubbock County WCID No. 1 board accepted a clean fiscal audit for 2024–25 and approved financing for three Bobcat lawn mowers under a 24‑month, 0% plan with payments of $421.60 each; finance staff reported spring-break and Easter revenues.
The Lubbock County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 Board of Directors accepted the 2024–2025 fiscal audit after auditor Bryan Bennett presented a clean opinion and said the records were well maintained. Director Ashley Ramirez moved to approve the audit and the motion carried.
Heather Purcell, a staff member who presented the Finance Report, told the board, "We brought in 90,000, and for the Easter holiday, we brought in 84,000." The board also approved proceeding with a Bobcat bid to purchase three lawn mowers under a 24‑month, zero‑percent financing option with payments of $421.60 each, subject to review by the lake attorney.
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