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Hill County Commissioners Court met Oct. 13, 2026, approving a long consent agenda and unanimous motions to approve personnel changes, budgets, county contracts and purchases, and several interlocal and grant actions including terminating a CDBG contract for Post Oak SUD and authorizing a communications agreement with Bosque County.
Hill County Commissioners Court met on 2026-10-13 and approved a broad consent agenda including personnel actions, multiple vendor contracts for employee health benefits, several equipment and vehicle purchases using FY2026 funds, termination of a CDBG contract and related construction contract for Post Oak SUD, and termination of a tax abatement for Gransolar Texas Ten, LLC.
Hill County Commissioners Court met Sept. 22, 2026, and approved a broad consent agenda and multiple budget amendments, personnel actions, and procurement items. The court also discussed an economic development prospect in a closed session and took no action.
Hill County Commissioners Court met Sept. 22, 2026 and approved a broad consent agenda and dozens of routine items — payroll/calendar, budget amendments, contracts, and equipment disposals — all by unanimous vote. The court held an executive session on a proposed economic development incentive for "Project Keystone" and took no action.
Hill County Commissioners Court met Sept. 8, 2026, and approved routine consent items, several budget amendments for Precinct No. 3, an indigent defense grant of $32,455, agreements for jail inmate phone and tablet services, and the donation of decommissioned sheriff's vehicles to volunteer fire departments.
Hill County Commissioners Court met in special session on Sept. 1, 2026, approving a 60-day burn ban, ordering a special election for Texas Senate District 22 on Nov. 3, adopting the FY2027 budget and tax rate, and approving multiple routine contracts, grants and appointments.
Hill County Commissioners met on Aug. 25, 2025, approving routine consent items, employee hiring and payroll actions, several budget amendments, a sublease for Chisholm Trail Park and juvenile probation contracts — and after a public hearing voted unanimously to reject a petition to create an Agricultural Development District under Chapter 60 of the Texas Agriculture Code.
The Hill County Commissioners Court met Aug. 18, 2026, approved the consent agenda and multiple budget amendments, approved routine reports and procurement items, ordered the Nov. 3, 2026 general election, and set public hearings for the FY2027 budget and proposed tax rate for Sept. 1, 2026. All recorded motions passed unanimously; two agenda items (proposed tax rate and payroll processing quotes) received no action.
Hill County Commissioners Court met in a short special session Aug. 12, 2026. The court approved a salary order raising pay for the county'elected Justices of the Peace and Constables and adopted a 3.5% cost-of-living adjustment for elected officials; the court also approved the consent agenda and then adjourned.
At its Aug. 11, 2026 regular meeting the Hill County Commissioners Court approved its consent agenda, several contracts and agreements (including a hazard mitigation planning agreement and a software migration with Tyler Technologies), accepted a utility assessment report, and approved a public road closure following a short public hearing. A preliminary budget workshop was noted but no proposed budget was available.
Hill County Commissioners Court held a regular meeting Aug. 4, 2026, approving a proposed FY2027 tax rate (3-2), several budget amendments and personnel actions, declaring a 60-day burn ban, approving short-term disability coverage and dissolving the county sick pool effective Oct. 1, 2026.
Hill County Commissioners Court met July 28, 2026, and unanimously approved routine consent items, heard public comment, accepted FY2025 audits (county and CASA), approved multiple budget amendments including a $141,401 transfer to cover a $100,000 lawsuit payment, set a public hearing for an Agricultural Development District on Aug. 25, and appointed Martin Dudik to Precinct 3.
Hill County Commissioners approved a $181,000 refinancing resolution for a Precinct 1 motor grader and held a Fiscal Year 2027 budget workshop on July 22, 2026; no public comment was recorded.
Hill County Commissioners Court met July 21, 2026. The court approved a consent agenda and a road-use agreement with WTG Hubbard Transmission, LLC (including a $383,000 escrow), recessed for lunch, and reconvened for FY2027 budget hearings; the session adjourned with unanimous votes.
Hill County Commissioners Court approved multiple audits and appointments, rejected a tax abatement amendment for a proposed 135.12‑MW battery storage project, approved a tower lease with AMG Texas ISP (Nexlink), adopted budget amendments including a $217,499 transfer, and set/approved road‑closure hearings on July 14, 2026.
Hill County Commissioners Court held a special meeting June 30, 2026, approving a county bond for County Auditor Amy Peavy, a $18,465 budget amendment for equipment repairs on FM Lateral No. 4, and authorizing settlement of litigation with RCM Hill LLC after an executive session; the court also held a workshop on creating a Hill County Fire Marshal's Office and took no formal action to establish that office.
Hill County Commissioners Court met June 23, 2026. The court approved routine consent items and multiple budget amendments, accepted resignations and bonds, approved a contract for courthouse monitoring, authorized participation in a federal off-system bridge program, declared a local state of disaster over a New World screw worm threat, tabled creation of a county fire marshal office, and held an executive session on pending litigation with no reportable action.
Hill County Commissioners met June 9, 2026, approved routine consent items and personnel changes, accepted a $50,000 donation for Precinct 2 road work, authorized multiple service subscription and equipment purchases for county offices, approved 35 mph speed limit signs on HCR 3369 after a public hearing, and held a closed session on pending litigation with no action afterward.
Hill County Commissioners Court met June 4, 2026. The court unanimously rescinded a temporary moratorium on large-scale industrial energy and data-processing construction, accepted the resignation of Precinct 3 Commissioner Scotty Hawkins, adopted a data-center review checklist and a proclamation on large industrial projects, approved an RFP for engineering reviews, and approved several budget amendments including funds for July 4 decorations.
Hill County Commissioners met May 29, 2026. The court approved a budget amendment reallocating a Senate Bill 22 grant for the sheriff’s office, heard multiple public comments opposing data center tax abatements, and tabled three agenda items including a moratorium-waiver request and an Emergency Services District extension over transparency and audit concerns.
