Charles Hall

County Property Management

The exact cost of these land purchases is not yet public.

FY2026-2027 County Budget and Tax Rate

Sets county spending and property tax rates for thousands of residents for the upcoming fiscal year.

public safety investigation

There is no direct cost to residents, though the city will likely see increased administrative and investigative expenses as the case proceeds.

water infrastructure

Investing in these upgrades now helps prevent emergency repair costs and keeps your water rates more predictable.

Midland Health Community Initiative

There is no direct monetary cost to the county for this partnership.

waste management

You'll save money on standard landfill tipping fees by taking advantage of this one-day waiver.

Budgetary Adjustments

The budget adjustments involve millions in reallocations and new funding for personnel and equipment.

utility contract management

Your monthly water bill could fluctuate as the county takes over operations, so expect some uncertainty regarding future costs.

Juvenile Justice Center Construction Contract

Allocates over $46.3 million in capital construction expenditures.

Retiree Health Insurance and GLP-1 Weight Loss Coverage Changes

Reduces long-term county health benefit liabilities and pharmaceutical expenditures.

South Draw Flood Mitigation Land Acquisition

Funded through existing right-of-way funding in the general budget.

County Road 1232 Drainage and Road Expansion

Involves a $2,000 earnest money deposit from budgeted funds, with road expansion slated for bidding next month.

FY2025 Financial Audit

The audit confirms the county's financial stability and ensures continued eligibility for state and federal grants.

Library Policy Updates

recreational development

This project could lead to higher taxes or a shift in how the city spends your money on public amenities.

election campaign

The campaign will likely trigger increased local spending on political advertising and administrative costs associated with managing the election cycle.

On 100-500-10.6350 remove the telephone for the laptop phone for the Captain and Admin.

Motion that the SB22 money be included in the salaries.

Motion to adjourn.

Move that we add an acknowledgment for when County employees get a County owned vehicles or property.

Courthouse Security Deputy Positions

Motion to set the salary grievance committee as all public members.

Motion to create Courthouse Security Deputy for Constable of Precinct 1, 2, 3 and 4 at grade and step 21.7.

Security Responsibility for JP Courthouse

Salary Increase for Elected Officials

Motion to propose 2% across the board for all Elected Officials.

Motion to increase all Elected Officials' salaries by 2% and bring Constables up to the same salary as Justice of the Peace, $102,000.00 to be in line with the Justices of the Peace.

Motion to do the salary for the Constables at $102,000.00 and then we can take care of all the other Elected here in a minute.

Move that the responsibility of security for the new Justice of the Peace courthouse building be given to the Constables, so that and well.

Motion to make all Elected Officials a 2% raise.

Motion to approve the clutch repair for $17,595.16 to Warren CAT.

Motion to adjourn.

Move that we approve the Notary Policy for the Library.

Josiah Addition Section 2 Variance

FY 2025 JAG Interlocal Agreement

Motion to amend the budget for FY2025 Justice Assistance Grant program award in the amount of $12,605.00.

Motion to approve the variance request to the Josiah Addition Section 2 plat.

Motion to authorize the Interlocal Agreement with the City of Midland for FY 2025 Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Program Award.

Midland 107 Subdivision Variance

Motion to give a variance of 2 inches of asphalt and 8 inches of base with 22-foot-wide road with the 60 foot right-of-way dedicated to the County.

Personnel Policy 5.08 Update

Concerned about treating law enforcement officers differently across departments.

New Investigator Position (DA's Office)

Expressed confusion regarding the necessity of the specific step placement.

Motion that we allow the DA to create a new Investigator position at a grade 22 and pay him at a step 7.

Motion that we update the Personnel Policy 5.08 to remove the wording 2%.

Motion we approve the Silver Spur plat.

Motion to approve and accept both donations from Loop 250 Collision Center at $5,000.00 and Affinity Steal at $10,000.00.

Move that we give Constable 2, 3 and 4 $3,000.00 each in fuel, that way they don’t have to come back. From fuel contingency.

Move that we appoint Tom Hain as Deputy Constable for Precinct 4 in accordance with Texas Government Code 86.011.

Motion to authorize the County Judge to sign the work order authorization with Dunaway for SCR 1110 with #1 portion stricken of Greenwood ISD requesting the addition of a sidewalk.

Motion to approve the new Department Evaluation format and policy.

Motion for Department Liaison from Court members: Somers will have Public Works, Road and Bridge and Facilities. Judge Johnson will have Emergency Management, Cemetery and Horseshoe Director. Hall wil

Motion that in the first paragraph we remove the last words which is a 2% increase from the policy.

Sagebrush Acres Variances

Reinstating Deputy for Constable 4

Creating Deputy Constable for Constable 3

Job Description for Deputy Constable 3

I move that the Commissioner Court approves the creation and funding of one Deputy Constable for Precinct 3 including at the pay scale of 21.7 with the salary and benefits funded from salary contingen

Motion that we reinstate the Deputy Constable for Precinct 4. To include that with $6,060.00 for the equipment as presented by Constable Hall, coming from contingency and the salary to come from salar

Motion that we not approve the variances.

Motion to authorize the developer to apply requested variances to the Sagebrush Acres plat.

Motion to approve the job description as presented at a pay grade 21.