Henderson County Fiscal Court Regular Meeting Minutes
The court addressed numerous business items, including the receipt of the Green River Health District's tax rates and the Coroner's report. Significant resolutions were passed regarding an airport land purchase, a Litter Abatement Grant application, and the Sheriff's surplus property disposition. The court also reviewed the first reading of the 2026/2027 county tax rates and a budget amendment. Personnel actions were approved, including new hires for the Parks and Codes departments. Additionally, the meeting covered authorization to bid on jail air conditioning unit replacements, approval of a tree service contract extension, adoption of Fair Housing and Anti-Displacement policies related to the Women's Addiction Recovery Manor, approval of an MOU for the Emergency Response Team, and the introduction of the county's Safe Return Program.
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Henderson County Fiscal Court Regular Meeting Minutes
The board discussed key operational and financial matters including updates on the Henderson County Water District's infrastructure projects and the appointment of members to the Human Rights and Planning Commissions. Several recycling grant applications were approved, and the board reviewed bid requests and consultant recommendations for road salt, fairgrounds repairs, and engineering services. Other agenda items included the adoption of the Annual Emergency Operations Plan, property surplus declarations, reports on animal control operations and detention center activities, and financial reviews. The council also conducted the first reading of the 2026/2027 fiscal year budget, authorized specific fund transfers, and addressed public inquiries regarding magistrate compensation.
Sep 23, 2025·Board meeting
Henderson County Fiscal Court Fiscal Court Meeting
The meeting included the presentation of the Judge's Scholar Award to a local student, resulting in the proclamation of a special day in his honor. A representative from the local Water District provided a detailed progress report on water loss management, outlining strategies such as increased leak repairs, the transition to cellular-based AMI customer meters to improve billing accuracy, and the bidding process for new utility equipment. Discussion also covered the competitive nature of obtaining grant funding for infrastructure improvements and the district's ongoing efforts to enhance system efficiency.
