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Aug 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Comal County Commissioners Court Meeting Minutes
The Commissioners Court reviewed several agenda items, including the presentation of the 2027 proposed budget and tax rate setting for public hearings. Key project approvals and acceptances were made for the Comal County Road Improvement Program and an interlocal agreement with Comal Independent School District for law enforcement services. The Court also authorized grant applications for senior meal programs, training provider agreements for the Sheriff's Office, and the release of requests for qualifications for executive recruitment. Additionally, various line-item transfers were approved across county departments, including Animal Control, Jail, Sheriff, Information Technology, and Purchasing, to cover operational costs, training, and equipment needs.
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The Commissioners Court addressed several administrative and operational items. The Court approved financial claims and reviewed various subdivision plat requests, street name designations, and a variance for address numbering on a private road. A surety extension for road construction was accepted. Key discussions included the selection of a moderate renovation option for the Tax Assessor-Collector's Office, for which contract negotiations were authorized. The Court also received the Treasurer's monthly report, ratified support for an Emergency Solutions Grant application by the Crisis Center of Comal County, and initiated a public notice process regarding a potential property exchange on Sattler Road. Additionally, an amendment was approved to increase the county's retiree health insurance supplement benefit.
Jul 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Comal County Commissioners Court Term Minutes
The Commissioners Court reviewed and approved various action items, including claims, final plat approvals for Hogan/281 Subdivision and Flying W, Unit 1, and participation in the DSHS Texas Infertility Prevention Program. Key administrative actions included the amendment and renewal of the inmate medical and psychiatric services contract with Turn-Key, approval of a job order contract for the Equipment Pole Barn expansion, and the decision to lock in fuel pricing through the TASB Energy Cooperative to achieve potential savings. Additionally, the court reclassified the County Administrator position, adjusted job descriptions, and approved line-item transfers to fund a new ballot printer for elections and a new copier lease for the Public Health department. An executive session was held regarding real property and sales tax analysis, resulting in authorization for the Purchasing Director to obtain cost estimates and engage in professional services.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
