Waller County, Texas FY2027 Budget
The Waller County, Texas adopted budget for fiscal year 2027 (January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2027), the legal budget of record passed and approved by the Commissioners' Court on September 8, 2026.
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The Waller County, Texas adopted budget for fiscal year 2027 (January 1, 2027 - December 31, 2027), the legal budget of record passed and approved by the Commissioners' Court on September 8, 2026.
The Commissioners Court will conduct public hearings regarding the designation of the Waller County HEA Reinvestment Zone 9 and the Waller County Race Rock Reinvestment Zone 18. Additionally, the court will discuss and take action on orders to create these reinvestment zones. The agenda also includes considerations for amendments to existing tax abatement agreements with Twinwood Industrial Owner, LLC, specifically regarding the inclusion of new tenants such as Niedax MonoSystems, Inc. and Vestas-American Wind Technology, Inc., as well as the approval of new tax abatement agreements with Orizon Industries, LLC and WCF, LLC associated with the proposed reinvestment zones.
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The agenda for this session includes routine administrative approvals, such as payroll disbursements, budget adjustments, and payments for professional services rendered by various engineering and legal firms. The procurement director will address contract renewals for inmate food services, road materials, fuel, and pavement markings. The county engineer is scheduled to present multiple final plats for approval, as well as requests to adjust maintenance periods for specific subdivision roads. Economic development matters feature prominently, with proposed tax abatement agreement assignments and amendments involving industrial warehouse facilities and manufacturing projects. The session will also conclude with an executive session to deliberate on personnel, pending litigation, real estate acquisitions, and contract negotiations.
The meeting agenda focuses on economic development, specifically the review and potential action regarding tax abatement agreements. Key discussion items include consenting to the assignment of a tax abatement agreement involving Waller County, SRPF B/Empire West Phase II and III, L.P., and Tesla, Inc. to Brookshire Commerce Center, ILP, LLC. Additionally, the court will deliberate on proposed tax abatement agreements with IDV QOZB 2023, LLC for industrial warehouse construction projects, and consider an amendment to an existing tax abatement agreement involving Woods Road Industrial, LLC and Igloo Products, Corp.
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