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Collin County Commissioner’s Court met to approve technical changes to a hospital assessment fund, hold discussion on Flock/ALPR camera contracting and privacy concerns, accept a Secretary of State grant to process late DPS voter registrations, approve several plats, and authorize right-of-way work on County Road 398.
Collin County Commissioner’s Court met to approve amended local hospital assessment rules and several land-use and transportation items, postpone a Flock camera contract decision pending vendor input, accept state grant funds to process late voter registrations, and authorize right-of-way actions for County Road 398.
Collin County Commissioners approved an amended FY2027 Local Provider Participation Fund rate and rule to comply with state Medicaid reporting, approved multiple routine plats and property acquisitions, accepted a Secretary of State grant to cover staff overtime to process late voter registrations, and directed staff to pursue alternative alignments on the Outer Loop Segment 5 study to avoid mitigation-bank permitting risks. Several items (including a proposed amendment to the Flock camera contract) were held for additional information.
Collin County Commissioners' Court held a brief session that opened with an invocation and pledges, approved its consent agenda (including staff promotions), granted a mass-gathering permit for Vintage Market Days (Nov. 20–22) after a public hearing with no speakers, heard an update on the Adult Mental Health Court from Judge Jennifer Edgeworth, then adjourned and convened the Health Care Foundation to approve its consent agenda.
Collin County Commissioners' Court approved routine consent items including staff promotions and a mass-gathering permit, then heard an update from Judge Jennifer Edgeworth on the county’s adult mental health court, which reported enrollment and graduation figures and described resource challenges.
Collin County Commissioner’s Court held routine business, approved a consent agenda including personnel promotions, granted a mass-gathering permit for Vintage Market Days, and received an update on the county’s adult mental health court from Judge Jennifer Edgeworth.
Collin County Commissioner’s Court met to approve consent items and permits, granted a mass-gathering permit for Vintage Market Days, and heard an update on the county's adult mental health court from Judge Jennifer Edgeworth, including program outcomes and resource needs.
Children's Advocacy Center gave an update on rising child-abuse reports in Collin County; the court approved consent items (holding item 1K4 for comment) and promotions, heard a risk management asset-loss report about a vehicle accident and a major break-in at Adventure Camp, received a public comment urging support for Bond A, and approved a Healthcare Foundation consent agenda.
Collin County Commissioner’s Court heard a Children’s Advocacy Center update with rising child-abuse reports, approved routine consent items and promotions (with 1 item held), reviewed asset-loss claims including an Adventure Camp burglary, and heard a public comment urging voters to back Bond A ahead of the Nov. 3, 2026 election.
Collin County Commissioner’s Court heard a presentation from the Children’s Advocacy Center about rising child-abuse reports and services, received a risk management asset-loss report on a vehicle accident and a break-in at an adventure camp, approved consent-agenda promotions, and heard a public comment urging support for County Bond A ahead of the November 2026 election.
Collin County Commissioners' Court heard a presentation from the Children’s Advocacy Center about rising child-abuse reports and services, approved routine consent items (holding one item for comment), received a monthly asset-loss report including a major burglary at the county adventure camp, heard a public comment urging support for Bond A, and adjourned to a Health Care Foundation meeting.
The Melissa City Council met Oct. 13, 2026, approved several rezonings and annexation for new commercial and residential developments, adopted a municipal drainage utility ordinance (no fees implemented for FY2027), and authorized publication of a notice of intent for up to $66.6 million in certificates of obligation to fund parks, public safety and water projects.
At its Oct. 13, 2026 work session the City of Melissa City Council reviewed staff previews of regular-agenda items, received an update on the city’s legislative priorities ahead of the 90th Texas Legislative Session, and recessed into executive session to discuss economic development negotiations and a real-property matter at 1707 Harrison Street.
Collin County Commissioners Court met to approve routine consent items including employee promotions, unanimously approved a replat for the Hills of Lone Star subdivision to split Lot 13R into two parcels, heard a Regional Transportation Council update about legal costs and a call for projects, then adjourned and held the County Healthcare Foundation consent agenda.
Collin County Commissioner’s Court held a regular session that approved consent-agenda items (including four staff promotions), granted a replat for the Hills of Lone Star subdivision to create two parcels of roughly 10 and 18 acres, and heard a Regional Transportation Council update that flagged legal costs and regional funding opportunities for transportation alternatives. The court adjourned and convened a brief Health Care Foundation meeting that approved its consent agenda and adjourned.
Collin County Commissioners Court approved its consent agenda (holding item 1K5 for a future court), recognized four employee promotions, approved a subdivision replat, and heard a Regional Transportation Council update covering legal costs, legislative priorities and a federal call for transportation-alternatives projects.
At a Collin County Commissioners Court meeting, the court approved its consent agenda (holding item 1K5 for a future meeting), recognized four employee promotions, approved a replat of Lot 31R in the Hills of Lone Star subdivision after a public hearing, and heard a Regional Transportation Council update that outlined legal costs, upcoming events and a federal call for transportation-alternative projects. The healthcare foundation consent agenda was also approved and the meetings adjourned.
The Health Care Foundation meeting was called to order, approved a consent agenda by a 5–0 vote, and adjourned shortly afterward.
Collin County Commissioners Court met to approve routine consent items, award a safety-wear contract, adopt an AI acceptable-use policy, and approve revisions to subdivision, floodplain and manufactured-home community regulations after staff responses to stakeholder comments.
The health care foundation meeting convened briefly, approved a consent agenda by a recorded 5-0 vote, and adjourned. No other substantive discussion or presentations were recorded in the transcript.
