Chambers County Commission County Commission Court
The Commission discussed several key items, including the recognition of the East Chambers Youth Baseball 10U All-Star team for their undefeated World Series win. A request was heard regarding the removal of feral hogs on private property. The Commission approved a resolution authorizing the publication of a notice of intent to issue certificates of obligation for 2026, intended for public safety equipment and other capital projects. Additionally, the Commission ratified the abandonment of a 60-foot right-of-way, provided an update on the county's status within FEMA's community rating system—noting that residents will receive flood insurance premium discounts starting in October—and considered the approval of Liquidity Engineering as a qualified provider of professional engineering services.
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Commissioners' Court Of Chambers County Regular Meeting
The Commissioners' Court discussed and acted on several administrative, engineering, and infrastructure items. Key actions included approving the purchase of a side-by-side vehicle, authorizing various economic development program proposals, and managing engineering projects such as road rehabilitation and change orders for Chambers Parkway. The court conducted a public hearing regarding the abandonment of several avenues in the Stowell Townsite and subsequently approved those abandonments. Additional approvals covered water meter fees, utility applications, and various vendor payments. The court also discussed the formation of a Fire Advisory Board and the hosting of public first aid classes. Personnel matters were addressed in executive session.
Mar 10, 2026·Board meeting
Chambers County Commissioner Court Regular Meeting
The Commissioner Court discussed and approved several operational and maintenance items. Key topics included the approval of bids for vegetation spraying for each precinct, the donation of a force main easement to the City of Baytown, and the acceptance of a right-of-way donation for the East West Corridor project. The court also approved various infrastructure projects, including drainage repairs for Painted Pony Drive, road rehabilitation efforts, and electrical upgrades at Joe Bon Park. Furthermore, the court authorized temporary park use agreements for upcoming events such as Freedom Fest and the community day event at Fort Anowak Park. Measures to address vandalism in public spaces, including the use of aluminum wiring to deter theft, were also discussed.
