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Nov 4, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Williamson County Highway Commission Meeting
The meeting agenda included special announcements, citizen communications, and elections and appointments. Business items featured the acceptance of several roads in the Hardeman Springs Subdivision and Stephens Valley into the Williamson County Road System, alongside considerations for budget expenses. The commission also reviewed district, superintendent, and chairman reports, as well as legal issues.
Nov 3, 2026·Board meeting
Williamson County Budget Committee Budget Committee Meeting
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The committee reviewed and approved several budget transfers, including funding shifts for the Sheriff's department, Library department, Property management, and the Circuit Court Clerk. A major resolution regarding the intent to fund $87 million for a new middle school in Split Log was debated and approved, with an amendment to specify the use of education impact fees. The committee also discussed an amendment to the 2026-2027 general purpose school fund budget to allocate $100,000 for a superintendent search. Key deliberations included concerns over school capacity, the necessity of new construction versus rezoning, and legal constraints on using impact fees for facility renovations.
Nov 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Parks and Recreation Agenda
The agenda for the meeting includes the nomination and election of a Chair and Vice Chair, an opportunity for citizen communication, and the presentation of reports. Additionally, the committee will consider a resolution to amend and appropriate $138,955.92 for the 2026-27 Parks and Recreation budget, with revenue sourced from donations.
Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Williamson County Budget Committee Agenda
The committee agenda includes numerous financial resolutions, such as funding for the construction of Split Log Middle School, various budget amendments for the school fund, E-Rate reimbursements, archive and library budget adjustments, and allocations for the Sheriff's office and Parks and Recreation. Additionally, the agenda covers opioid abatement service agreements, the purchase of real property, lease agreements with the school district, the disposal of surplus county property, the acceptance of in-kind equipment donations, an interlocal agreement for emergency ambulance services, and a proposed per diem increase for Public Records Commission members.