The Commissioners Court held a regular meeting to address several administrative and operational matters. Key topics included the issuance of various proclamations for youth, awareness months, and appreciation weeks. The court approved financial transactions such as payment of invoices, payroll, and juror disbursements. Additionally, the court addressed infrastructure and development projects, including utility coordination agreements, engineering services, and subdivision plats. Several items related to public safety were authorized, including grant applications and capital improvements at the Law Enforcement Center. The meeting also included executive sessions regarding economic development negotiations, land acquisition through eminent domain, and personnel evaluations.
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Hays County Commissioners Court Commissioners Court Minutes
The Commissioners Court meeting addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key discussions included the adoption of a proclamation for National Public Health Week, approval of numerous payroll and healthcare claim disbursements, and acceptance of various internal audit and financial reports. The court authorized budget amendments for several departments, approved out-of-state travel for staff training, and confirmed personnel appointments, including a deputy constable. Significant procurement actions were taken, including soliciting proposals for elevator maintenance and indigent cremation services, awarding construction and engineering contracts for various road projects, and approving amendments to professional service agreements. Furthermore, the court handled matters regarding public event funding, grant acceptances, property deeds, development regulation variances, and organizational restructuring within the Development Services Office. Finally, the court authorized a settlement agreement related to a housing finance corporation appeal.
Feb 24, 2026·Board meeting
Hays County Commissioners Court Regular Meeting
The Commissioners Court meeting addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items. Key actions included the recognition of February as Black History Month, the acceptance of annual racial profiling reports from various law enforcement departments, and the approval of various financial matters such as county invoices, payroll disbursements, and budget amendments for fiscal years 2025 and 2026. The court also authorized professional service agreements for legal expunction services, translation services for juvenile facilities, and IT software procurements. Additionally, the court addressed infrastructure and road projects, including the selection of engineering services for utility coordination and design, and authorized grant applications for watershed protection and community development. Discussions regarding water conservation and data center development regulations took place, and the court held executive sessions to deliberate on real property acquisition and variance requests.
Nov 18, 2025·Board meeting
Hays County Commissioners Court Minutes
The Commissioners Court meeting included several proclamations, such as recognizing November 2025 as Turkeys Tackling Hunger Month, Military Family Appreciation Month, National Adoption Month, and November 19, 2025, as GIS Day. Key operational discussions involved approvals for various payments, including county invoices, juror disbursements, healthcare claims, and payroll disbursements. The Court also addressed several infrastructure and project management items, including approving specifications for RFP 2026-P03 for the Eastside Campus Construction Manager at Risk, authorizing an Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for the FM 2001 at Windy Hill Road project, and selecting numerous engineering firms for various road and infrastructure projects across Precincts 1, 2, 3, and 4. Additionally, the Court discussed and authorized the initial steps for issuing up to $100,000,000 in Combination Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation for county office/administrative buildings and animal shelter facilities.
