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Commissioners note 11% TAC HEBP renewal increase; billing authority reassigned
Summary
The court was informed of an 11% increase for TAC HEBP 2026–2027 and approved benefit confirmation and contract-authority changes, with County Judge Charlie Bradley recorded as abstaining on approvals.
Commissioner Chris Meador told the court that the TAC HEBP (Texas Association of Counties Health & Employee Benefits Pool) renewal for 2026–2027 carries an approximate 11% increase in insurance cost; the court agreed to review the increase during budget deliberations. Commissioner Meador moved to approve the renewal and benefit confirmations; Commissioner Steve Nelson seconded. County Judge Charlie Bradley abstained and the motion passed.
The court also approved administrative changes naming County Judge's Assistant Stacey Ellingwood as the county representative and billing authority for the TAC account and affirmed contract authority language. Commissioner Gary Gibson moved to approve those changes; Commissioner Chris Meador seconded and the motion passed with the County Judge abstaining.
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