Guadalupe County Commissioner's Court Workshop Session
The court convened a workshop session to discuss the fiscal year 2026-2027 county budget. Key topics included requests from department heads and officials, potential future building projects, remodeling or renovation needs, and estimated costs for facility repair and maintenance. The discussion covered operational expenses, tax rate options, including the no new revenue rate, challenges related to taxable values, and county employee compensation, specifically regarding Cost of Living Adjustments (COLA) and longevity additions. Additionally, the court reviewed tax exemptions and department reports, while preparing for required budget and tax rate adoption by September 1.
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Guadalupe County Commissioner's Court Regular Meeting
The Commissioner's Court meeting covered various administrative and community-focused topics. Key discussions included resident concerns regarding a proposed thoroughfare plan, the recognition of April as Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month, Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month, National Crime Victims' Rights Week, Telecommunicators Week, and Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week. The Court also approved a contract for the collection of delinquent property taxes and court fines, granted an exception to platting for a subdivision lot, and accepted a proposal for drainage and infrastructure work at the County Service Center. Additionally, the Court authorized the negotiation of a contract for a flood detection and warning system, approved a budget amendment for jail equipment, and reviewed consent items including bill lists and travel authorizations.
Dec 16, 2025·Board meeting
Guadalupe County Commissioner's Court Regular Meeting
The court meeting covered several operational and administrative items. Key actions included the recognition of district court staff, annual presentations from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service, and public hearings regarding landfill regulations and traffic safety improvements. The court approved consent items including bill lists, bond renewals, interlocal agreements, and appointment designations. Additionally, the court approved several action items, such as software subscription agreements for the Tax Assessor-Collector and Constables, supplemental funding for the Marion Volunteer Fire Department, the adoption of the 2024 International Fire Code, and multiple budget amendments for training funds, equipment replacement, and holiday decorations.
