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Daingerfield establishes Consolidated Security & Technology Fund under House Bill 1950
Summary
The council approved Resolution No. 06162025-2 to create a Consolidated Security & Technology Fund required by House Bill 1950, which changes how certain citation revenues are allocated. The resolution passed unanimously and preserved existing signatories.
The Daingerfield City Council unanimously approved a resolution establishing a Consolidated Security & Technology Fund to comply with House Bill 1950’s changes to citation revenue allocation.
City Manager Michelle Jones explained the change and said the resolution was required by the new legislation. Councilmember Jessie Ayers moved to approve Resolution No. 06162025-2 and Councilmember Vicki Smith seconded. The minutes record that signatories to the fund will remain City Manager Michelle Jones, City Secretary Amanda Sanders, Mayor Wade Kerley, and Mayor Pro Tem Jessie Ayers.
The council did not record further policy directives or an implementation schedule in the minutes; staff will maintain the authorized signatories and implement the accounting changes required by the statute.
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