Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Llano County.
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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
Replacement of Llano Regional Hospital’s existing roof with a complete TPO roofing system, including related HVAC ductwork coordination and removal of designated abandoned rooftop equipment.
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Census ID
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191590
Population
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23,353
Procurement Difficulty Score
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Llano County
The court addressed various administrative and operational items, including approving a proclamation for Operation Green Light, authorizing travel for sheriff department officials, and approving a request for proposals for the Llano Regional Hospital roof replacement project. Key actions included accepting a donation for the Kingsland Library, nominating a representative to the Capital Area Council of Governments executive committee, re-appointing board members to the Emergency Service District #5, and approving a project cost estimate for an outdoor warning sirens project. Certain agenda items concerning outdoor burning restrictions and land platting were tabled.
The court meeting focused on Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) grant business. Key actions included the approval of consent payables, the scheduling of future grant application deadlines and court sessions for upcoming fiscal years, and the authorization of a budget transfer to professional services. The court evaluated and approved various grant applications for projects including facility restoration, website creation, advertising for local events, and infrastructure upgrades for local chambers of commerce. One grant application for facility improvements was presented but received no action.
Public-sector contacts connected to Llano County.
The court approved the consent agenda, reinstated a county burn ban, and proclaimed October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Key financial and administrative actions included setting the pay rate for licensed peace officers for election duties, authorizing a county cell phone and surety bond for a Deputy Constable, and approving documents regarding Capital Area Housing Finance Corporation bond issuance and assignment. Additionally, the court conducted a public hearing and approved the replat of lots within the Royal Oaks Estates subdivision.
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