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Commissioners approve cattle-guard work and note 2026 road-material allocation from FEMA
Summary
The court approved a proposal for cattle guards, authorized Commissioner Chris Meador to act on behalf of the court on that work, and County Judge Charlie Bradley reported a 2026 allocation for road material from FEMA; amounts were not specified in the minutes.
The Commissioners' Court accepted a previously requested proposal for cattle guards and granted Commissioner Chris Meador authority to act on behalf of the court regarding procurement or contract action. The motion was made by Commissioner Gary Gibson, seconded by Commissioner Steve Nelson, and recorded as passed in the minutes. County Treasurer Jennifer Henderson reminded the court there remain funds available in contract road repairs.
County Judge Charlie Bradley also provided an update on FEMA matters, telling the court that a 2026 allocation for road material had been received; the minutes do not list the allocation amount. The court discussed locating someone to pick up tires that were raised by the commissioner during the meeting but did not take further formal action on that point.
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