Hardin County

The Commissioners Court agenda includes consideration of various financial matters, such as approving registered claims, the cash statement, and county bills. A grant application for the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) will be reviewed, along with contracts for Westlaw access, and agreements with Workforce Solutions and the Department of State Health Services. The court will discuss the Coronavirus pandemic and consider requests for a posting fee for citation by publication, a replat of Wildwood Resort City Lots, and proposals for a grant administrator, engineering services, and commissary and food services for the Hardin County Correctional Facility.

The Hardin County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially take action on several items. These include permission to create a Capital Project Fund for energy efficiency and facility improvements, determining funding for an energy efficiency project to replace the courthouse HVAC system and install LED lighting, and authorizing the County Judge to sign a contract for these improvements. There will also be a discussion of any items not on the agenda.

The agenda includes consideration of budget amendments, approval of an operating plan to resume normal operations of county buildings, authorization for the county judge to sign a request for unclaimed capital credits, and a discussion on allowing employees to use accrued vacation and personal time. Other items involve the approval of job descriptions, the purchase of a dump truck, a lease agreement renewal, bids for road and bridge materials, and the sale of county equipment. A presentation on tax collections will also be given.

The Commissioners Court agenda includes consideration of budget amendments, payment authorizations, and a resolution for a Community Development Block Grant application. Other agenda items involve recognizing retiring employees, creating a capital project fund, soliciting bids for road projects and motor fuel, and discussing a refund report. A memorandum of understanding for a watershed study will also be considered.

The agenda includes consideration of budget amendments, authorization to pay county bills, discussion of the 2020 taxable value estimate, possible approval of an order abandoning a portion of a public roadway, adoption of a resolution recognizing May 2020 as Elder Abuse Prevention Awareness Month, and a request to authorize a 90-day continuation of the Disaster Declaration. Other items involve rescinding previous actions on spending and hiring freezes, accepting a settlement offer for vehicle damage, approving the County Auditor's appointment, soliciting bids for road overlay, approving a final plat for a subdivision, and authorizing an interlocal agreement and contract amendments related to FEMA grants. The agenda also includes discussions on proposals for demolition services, grant management services, and environmental inspection services.