Tarrant County Commissioners Court Commissioners Court Meeting
The Commissioners Court meeting included discussions regarding transparency and oversight concerning in-custody deaths in the county jail. The court conducted employee recognition ceremonies for staff members reaching various tenure milestones. Additionally, the court adopted proclamations and resolutions, including one for child abuse awareness and another issuing congratulatory certificates to Future Business Leaders of America students from Keller ISD for their success in state competitions.
Apr 14, 2026·
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Tarrant County Commissioners Court Commissioners Court Meeting
The court meeting included recognitions for National Crime Victims' Rights Week and National County Government Month, along with announcements for the National Day of Prayer Luncheon, a Trauma and Resiliency Program Symposium, and a community shred day. The court recognized achievements by local students in athletics and advocacy work. Additionally, the court launched the Precinct 1 Summer College Internship application process, provided updates on the upcoming annual transportation summit, and held service award presentations for county employees celebrating various tenure milestones.
Jan 1, 2026·Budget
Denton County FY2026 Budget
Denton County's budget request (approved) for fiscal year 2026, a pre-adoption draft.
Dec 9, 2025·Board meeting
Tarant County Commissioners Court Meeting
The Commissioners Court held a session featuring multiple recognitions and proclamations. The court honored the Carroll ISD Lady Dragons volleyball team for their state championship win and the Eagle Mountain High School Lady Knights volleyball team for their class 4A division 2 state championship. Additionally, the court recognized Ron Lewis, the deputy director of Tarrant County Juvenile Services, upon his retirement, highlighting his 36-year career and his work with juvenile justice programs, human trafficking committees, and the development of community-based protocols. The court also handled various agenda management matters and administrative procedures.
