Brazoria County, Texas

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Tax Abatement Notice

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will consider an order to set a hearing date for a tax abatement application submitted by NeuAg, LLC for Brazoria County Reinvestment Zone No. 26-02. This procedural step schedules a public hearing before any final decision on the abatement. No other items are listed on this agenda.

• Order Setting Hearing Date for Tax Abatement Application of NeuAg, LLC - Brazoria County Reinvestment Zone No. 26-02

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will deliberate on financial issues regarding the Manvel Annex Expansion Contribution Agreement and review multiple budget records for FY 2026. The body is also considering various engineering services for drainage and road improvements across the county.

• Deliberation of business and financial issues related to Manvel Annex Expansion Contribution Agreement
• Tax Abatement Application hearing date for NeuAg, LLC in Reinvestment Zone No. 26-02
• Revision of ordinance regulating incident management towing and storage services
• Engineering services for Wild Peach Village drainage and Pearland Airport drainage improvements
• Award of RFP # 26-27 for Medical Dental TPA, Pharmacy (PBM), and COBRA Administrative Services

The Commissioners Court passed the consent agenda and approved specific items regarding contract labor, medical services, debris removal, and design services. Two engineering service items were pulled from the agenda during discussion.

• Approved June 23, 2026 Special Session minutes
• Passed the Consent Agenda
• Approved contract labor for District Courts
• Awarded RFP #26-27 Medical Dental TPA, Pharmacy (PBM), and COBRA Administrative Services
• Awarded CSP #26-13 Debris Removal from Streambank and Shoreline Along Oyster Creek and Bastrop Bayou
• Approved solicitation of statements of qualifications for Surfside Jetty County Park design services
• Pulled Austin Bayou De-snagging Project engineering services from agenda
• Pulled Pearland Airport Drainage Improvements Project engineering services from agenda

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The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will hold a special session to approve June 9 minutes, consider proclamations and a series of consent items such as the Southeast Texas Housing Finance Corporation resolution and re‑appointments to the Gulf Coast Water Authority. Open‑session items include engineering services for County Road 179 bridge repair, awards of procurement contracts for a liquid chromatograph for the Sheriff’s Office crime lab, and a name change for County Road 969Z. The meeting will then move to a closed session to deliberate business and financial issues related to a contract for State Highway 99 – Grand Parkway, potential litigation, tax‑abatement guidelines, and other economic‑development matters.

• Resolution for Southeast Texas Housing Finance Corporation (SETH)
• Re‑appointments to Gulf Coast Water Authority
• Award RFP #26-48: Liquid Chromatograph‑Triple Quadrupole Mass Spectrometer for Sheriff’s Office Crime Lab
• Change name of County Road 969Z from Buffalo Trail to Buffalo Creek Bend (Precinct 4)
• Closed‑session deliberation of business and financial issues for State Highway 99 – Grand Parkway

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The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will consider a resolution regarding the development of data centers and related facilities in Texas. They will also discuss and potentially award contracts for bridge repair, park improvements, and a mass spectrometer for the crime lab. Consent items include reappointments, financial reports, and various agreements.

• Resolution on data center development in Texas (I.1)
• Award of CR 179 Bridge Repair contract (I.5)
• Award of Quintana Beach Park septic, electrical, and loop road work (I.7)
• Acquisition of a mass spectrometer for the Sheriff's Office Crime Lab (I.11)
• Use of GOMESA funding for emergency storm shutter replacement at Quintana Park (H.22)

The Commissioners Court passed a consent agenda containing multiple departmental actions. Substantive decisions included approving bridge repairs, park improvements, and several procurement requests.

• Approved May 26, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved Elder Abuse Awareness Month proclamation
• Passed the Consent Agenda
• Approved resolution regarding data center development in Texas
• Approved Criminal Justice Coordinating Council item
• Approved RFP #26-07 E-Content Material for the Library
• Approved CSP #26-49 CR 179 Bridge Repair
• Approved soliciting proposals for Bar X - Phase VI concrete pavement repairs

Tax Resale Committee

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The Commissioners Court will discuss authorizing a bond issuance (Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation Series 2026) and vote on awarding contracts for Solar Roads Reconstruction. Other discussion items include engineering services for Hastings Phase II roadways, a catalytic converter theft grant resolution, and a new sheriff's office position. The consent agenda covers airport lease modifications, right-of-way acquisitions for County Road 400, and routine financial reports.

• Notice to Proceed to Issue and Sell Tax and Revenue Certificates of Obligation Series 2026
• Award ITB #26-45 Solar Roads Reconstruction - Package I and ITB #26-46 Solar Roads Reconstruction - Package II
• Modification of Concession and Lease Agreement with The Aviator Collective Flight Club
• Right of Way for County Road 400 Realignment - Parcels 022 and 026 (Precinct 4)
• Engineering Services for Hastings Phase II Roadways and Drainage Improvements

The special session approved its consent agenda and a series of routine items, including the Treasurer’s cash report, tax certificate issuance, and use of the self‑insurance fund for hail‑damaged county vehicles. Commissioners also approved a grant application under Senate Bill 224 to purchase equipment that combats motor‑vehicle burglary and theft. Additional approvals covered engineering services for the Hastings Phase II roadways project, new public‑safety staffing for the Sheriff’s Office, and awards for two solar‑roads reconstruction contracts.

• Approved consent agenda (moved by Ryan Cade, seconded by David Linder)
• Approved Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority grant under SB 224 (moved by David Linder, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved use of self‑insurance fund for hail‑damage repair to county vehicles (moved by Ryan Cade, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved engineering services for Hastings Phase II Roadways and Drainage Improvements Project (moved by Stacy Adams, seconded by David Linder)
• Approved new Sheriff’s Office Public Safety Systems Administrator position (moved by Jay Burridge, seconded by David Linder)
• Approved award of ITB #26‑45 Solar Roads Reconstruction – Package I (moved by David Linder, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved award of ITB #26‑46 Solar Roads Reconstruction – Package II (moved by David Linder, seconded by Stacy Adams)
• Approved open and close public hearings and posting of regulatory signs for Road and Bridge Department, Precinct 2 (moved by Ryan Cade and Stacy Adams)

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The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will consider a consent agenda that includes grant applications for body-worn cameras and rifle-resistant body armor, conditional acceptance of roads in Windrose Green, and interlocal agreements with several cities. Discussion items include hospital revenue bonds for Memorial Hermann Health System, drainage improvements in Wild Peach Village, and a public hearing for regulatory signs in Precinct 4. The court will also hold a closed meeting to discuss pending litigation and a potential lease of property.

• Grant application for body-worn cameras funded by the Governor's Office
• Grant application for rifle-resistant body armor
• Conditional acceptance of roads in Windrose Green Section 7 (Precinct 2)
• Interlocal agreement with City of West Columbia No. IS26-0008
• Closed meeting to discuss pending litigation Cullen RV Resort, LLC

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved a hospital revenue bond package for Memorial Hermann Health System and a purchase order for the Road and Bridge West Service Center. It also approved engineering services for Wild Peach Village drainage, several regulatory‑sign hearings and postings for Precinct 4, and change orders for concrete pavement repairs on County Road 969M and Silverlake Phase II. The court adopted a facilities‑management positions restructure and a proclamation honoring the Texas Masons 191st anniversary. No action was taken on pending litigation matters.

• Approved Harris County Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corp. hospital revenue bonds (Memorial Hermann Health System)
• Approved purchase order after the fact for Road and Bridge West Service Center
• Approved engineering services for Wild Peach Village drainage improvements
• Approved open public hearing, close public hearing, and posting of regulatory signs for Road and Bridge Department Precinct 4
• Approved change order for CSP #25-67 concrete pavement repairs (Mill Road, County Road 969M)
• Approved change order for CSP #25-66 pavement repairs (Silverlake Phase II)
• Approved positions restructure for Facilities Management
• Approved proclamation honoring the Texas Masons 191st anniversary

Tax Resale Committee

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will hold a special session with a consent agenda covering 35 items, including a resolution for the Sheriff Immigration Law Enforcement Grant, interlocal agreements, and budget amendments. Discussion items include the designation of foreclosure sales locations and new constable deputy positions. The court will also enter a closed meeting to discuss potential litigation and a property lease.

• Amend Court Order H.7 – Resolution for Sheriff Immigration Law Enforcement Grant Program Senate Bill 8
• Amendment to 2022 Annual Action Plan (CDBG/HUD)
• Interlocal Agreement with Brazoria Drainage District No. 4 (Precinct 2)
• Designation of Location of Foreclosure Sales (Discussion item I.1)
• Contemplated Litigation – County Road 400 Parcels 22, 23, and 26 (Closed meeting J.2)

The Commissioners Court approved the designation of foreclosure sale locations, the Treasurer’s February cash report, a new Constable Deputy for Precinct 2, and a restructuring of full‑time and seasonal positions. No actions were taken on discussed litigation or lease matters during closed session.

• Approved designation of foreclosure sale locations (motion by Jay Burridge)
• Approved Treasurer’s monthly cash and investment report for February 2026 (motion by Stacy L. Adams)
• Approved creation of new Constable Deputy position for Precinct 2 (motion by David R. Linder)
• Approved staff restructuring: eight full‑time and four seasonal positions (alternate motion by Stacy L. Adams passed 4‑0)
• No action taken on potential litigation discussion
• No action taken on contemplated litigation regarding County Road 400 parcels
• No action taken on lease of property discussion

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will consider consent items, including several delinquent tax waivers, road acceptances, and a lease agreement at the airport. Discussion items include public safety on county beaches, park rental rate increases, and awards for road materials. The court will then hold a closed session to discuss pending litigation, potential litigation, and a contract negotiation with Meritage Homes.

• Discussion on 2026 public safety response on county beaches (I.2)
• Parks Department seeks to increase rental rates and establish a security deposit for San Luis Pass Park day-use facilities (I.9)
• Award ITB #26-38, #26-39, and #26-40 for road materials (patching, surface courses, stabilizing) (I.11-I.13)
• Closed session to discuss pending litigation (J.2, J.5) and contemplated litigation (J.4, J.6), and to deliberate contract with Meritage Homes for BC MUD 69 (J.8)
• Several waiver of penalty and interest on delinquent taxes (H.5-H.9)

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved two proclamations, several procurement contracts for road materials and equipment, and a change order for a road‑widening project. It also approved a public‑safety response on county beaches and a parks‑rate increase, while tabling new Parks Department positions. A request for a new position failed for lack of a second, and the closed session discussed pending litigation with no action taken.

• Approved Texas Soil and Water Stewardship Week proclamation
• Approved Crime Victims’ Rights Week proclamation
• Approved amendment agreement with Pomona Residential Community Association
• Approved 2026 public safety response on county beaches
• Approved award of ITB #26-38 road patching materials
• Approved award of ITB #26-39 road surface courses
• Approved change order for ITB#23-82 Brazoria County Road 58 widening
• Tabled new positions for Parks Department

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will consider a consent agenda with 34 items including ratification of a letter supporting a behavioral health project, an opioid settlement with six remnant defendants, and a resolution for the Sheriff Immigration Law Enforcement Grant Program under Senate Bill 8. Discussion items include the FY2025 annual comprehensive financial report, engineering services for Follet's Island Dune Restoration Phase 2, and awarding RFPs for insurance broker and library network infrastructure. The court will also hold a closed meeting to discuss pending litigation (Cullen RV Resort) and economic development tax abatement negotiations.

• Opioid settlement of six remnant defendants (H.2)
• Resolution for Sheriff Immigration Law Enforcement Grant Program (H.7)
• Closed meeting to discuss pending litigation (Cullen RV Resort) (J.2)
• Discussion of supplemental engineering services for Follet's Island Dune Restoration Phase 2 (I.2)
• Award of RFP for insurance broker (I.4) and library network infrastructure upgrade (I.5)

The Commissioners Court approved the March 10, 2026 minutes and passed the consent agenda. It approved the FY 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and several engineering and procurement items, including a dune restoration service, a pavement assessment pilot, a library network upgrade, and proposals for Hastings Phase II. One agenda item was removed from the meeting agenda.

• Approved minutes from March 10, 2026 regular session
• Passed the consent agenda
• Approved FY 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Approved Supplemental No.1 Engineering Services – Follet’s Island Dune Restoration Phase 2
• Approved Pavement Condition Assessment Pilot Project
• Approved award of RFP #26-21 Library Network Infrastructure Upgrade – E‑Rate
• Approved solicitation of proposals for Hastings Phase II
• Item pulled from agenda

Tax Abatement Notice

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and potentially take action on setting hearing dates for tax abatement applications. All applications relate to Brazoria County Reinvestment Zone No. 26-01.

• Tax Abatement Application of Bulldog Power LLC
• Tax Abatement Application of Bulldog Power 2 LLC
• Tax Abatement Application of Old Ocean Datacenter LLC
• Tax Abatement Application of Old Ocean Datacenter 2 LLC

Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation

The Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation Board will meet on March 10, 2026. The agenda includes approving the minutes from the January 13, 2026 session, amending the corporation’s local regulations and application, and discussing possible actions involving Gladieux Metals Recycling, LLC and Aleon Renewable Metals bonds. No other items are listed.

• Approval of minutes from the January 13, 2026 IDC session
• Amendment of IDC Local Regulations and Application
• Discussion of Gladieux Metals Recycling, LLC and Aleon Renewable Metals bond proposals

The Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation approved the minutes from its January 13, 2026 session. The board also approved an amendment to its local regulations and application process. Additionally, the corporation approved discussion and possible action concerning Gladieux Metals Recycling, LLC and Aleon Renewable Metals Bonds. The meeting was adjourned at 8:33 AM.

• Approved January 13, 2026 IDC session minutes
• Approved amendment to IDC local regulations and application
• Approved discussion/action on Gladieux Metals Recycling, LLC and Aleon Renewable Metals Bonds

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will conduct open and closed public hearings on the proposed Reinvestment Zone No. 26‑01. It will also hear multiple tax‑abatement applications for Bulldog Power LLC, Bulldog Power 2 LLC, Old Ocean Datacenter LLC, and Old Ocean Datacenter 2 LLC. Additional agenda items include subdivision platting exceptions, a construction license agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and a closed session to discuss potential litigation and real‑property negotiations.

• Public hearings on creation of Brazoria County Reinvestment Zone No. 26‑01 (I.1‑I.3)
• Open and close hearings on tax‑abatement applications for Bulldog Power LLC (I.4‑I.7)
• Open and close hearings on tax‑abatement applications for Old Ocean Datacenter LLC (I.10‑I.12)
• Exception to subdivision platting for 1825 Land Group, LLC (H.13)
• Construction License Agreement with United States Army Corps of Engineers (H.24)

The Commissioners Court approved the meeting minutes and a proclamation for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Open and close public hearings on Reinvestment Zone No. 26-01 were approved, but a motion to deny the zone’s creation passed 5‑0, so the zone was not created. Additional approvals included the Treasurer’s cash report, updates to the fire code, and an award for disaster‑monitoring services.

• Approved meeting minutes (Special Session Feb 24, 2026)
• Approved proclamation for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority – Psi Mu Omega Day
• Approved open public hearing on Reinvestment Zone No. 26-01
• Approved close public hearing on Reinvestment Zone No. 26-01
• Motion to deny creation of Reinvestment Zone No. 26-01 passed 5‑0 (zone creation failed)
• Approved Treasurer’s Monthly Cash and Investment Report for December 2025
• Approved Brazoria County Fire Code – 2024 International Fire Code
• Approved Award RFP #26-19 Disaster Monitoring Services

Tax Resale Committee

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The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet to approve consent items including road final acceptances, interlocal agreements, and the renewal of Operation Stonegarden grant funding. The agenda includes setting hearing dates for multiple tax abatement applications and discussing potential litigation.

• Order Setting Hearing Date - Brazoria County Reinvestment Zone No. 26-01
• Order Setting Hearing Date - Tax Abatement Application of Bulldog Power LLC
• Operation Stonegarden Grant Renewal
• Final Acceptance of Roads - Sierra Vista Section 1 - Abstract 288 (Precinct 4)
• Interlocal Agreement with Brazoria County and the City of Pearland

The Commissioners Court approved the February 10 regular‑session minutes and a proclamation honoring the American Red Cross. It also approved the appointment of a grievance committee and authorized GOMESA funding for electrofishing surveys at Resoft and Camp Mohawk County Parks. Several procurement actions were approved, including contracts for aerial mosquito spraying, oils and lubricants, waste‑management services, asbestos consulting, and a sole‑source agreement with Priority Dispatch Corp for ProQA. All listed items were adopted without recorded vote counts.

• Approved February 10 regular‑session minutes
• Approved proclamation honoring the American Red Cross
• Approved appointment of grievance committee
• Approved use of GOMESA funding for electrofishing surveys at Resoft and Camp Mohawk County Parks
• Approved amendment to pavilion rental rates at San Luis Pass County Park
• Approved award of aerial mosquito spraying contract (RFP #26-26)
• Approved award of oils and lubricants contract (ITB #26-05)
• Approved sole‑source contract with Priority Dispatch Corp for ProQA

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The Commissioners Court will consider various administrative reports, interlocal agreements, and personnel appointments. Key discussion items include a prohibition on outdoor burning and the temporary use of County Road 257 for the Ironman 70.3 Triathlon.

• Temporary use of County Road 257 (Blue Water Highway) for the Ironman 70.3 Triathlon
• Discussion of a prohibition of outdoor burning
• Purchase of property on County Road 400
• Interlocal Agreements with the City of Hillcrest Village (No. IS26-0012) and City of Holiday Lakes (No. IS26-0017)
• Closed meeting to discuss potential litigation regarding Golden Boy Waste Recycling LLC

The court approved several items, including out‑of‑state travel, a post‑fact purchase order for the Community Development, Housing Authority and Welfare, a Liberty Bell replica display, and a prohibition on outdoor burning. A new Constable Precinct 2 position was tabled until the March 10 meeting. The consent agenda and the minutes from the January 27 special session were also approved.

• Approved Out of State Travel (Mover David R. Linder, Seconder Jay Burridge)
• Approved Purchase Order after the fact for Community Development, Housing Authority and Welfare (Mover Jay Burridge, Seconder David R. Linder)
• Approved Liberty Bell Replica Display (Mover Judge L.M. "Matt" Sebesta Jr., Seconder Jay Burridge)
• Approved Prohibition of Outdoor Burning (Mover David R. Linder, Seconder Stacy L. Adams)
• Tabled New Position – Constable Precinct 2 (to be considered March 10, 2026)
• Passed Consent Agenda (Mover Stacy L. Adams, Seconder Ryan Cade)
• Approved Minutes of Jan 27, 2026 Special Session (Mover David R. Linder, Seconder Ryan Cade)

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The Commissioners Court will deliberate and take action on a wide range of administrative items, including grant applications, interlocal agreements, and personnel appointments. The body will also discuss infrastructure projects and conduct closed sessions regarding litigation and real property.

• Interlocal Agreement with the City of Pearland No. IS26-0002
• Competitive Sealed Proposals for CR 179 Bridge Repair
• Professional Survey Services for dredging the mouth of the San Bernard River
• Brazoria County Housing Authority (Section 8) Administrative Plan
• Closed session regarding potential litigation for TripL RV Park at 4218 FM 2611

The special session approved the consent agenda and a series of resolutions, including a VOCA grant application for FY 2026‑2027 and an order authorizing the filing of a lawsuit. It also ratified defeasance documents, accepted a donation from Olin Corporation, and approved additional District Attorney staff. Several procurement items such as bridge repair proposals and bailiff pay rates were approved, while the outdoor‑burning prohibition was pulled from the agenda and no action was taken on certain litigation and property matters.

• Passed consent agenda (unanimous)
• Approved VOCA Grant Fund resolution for FY 2026‑2027
• Approved ratification of defeasance documents
• Approved acceptance of donation from Olin Corporation
• Approved additional District Attorney staff
• Approved order requesting authorization to file suit
• Approved advertisement for CR 179 bridge repair proposals
• Pulled prohibition of outdoor burning from agenda

Tax Resale Committee

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The Commissioners Court will consider various administrative appointments, budget transfers, and interlocal agreements. The body will also discuss funding for park improvements and potential litigation in a closed session.

• Professional Services Agreement with HDR, Inc. for Detention Center Water Connection to the City of Angleton
• Final Acceptance of Roads - Pomona Section 26 - Abstract 563 (Precinct 4)
• Right of Way for Bullard Road (CR 81) - Parcel 24-553 (Precinct 4)
• Interlocal Agreements with the cities of Angleton, Sweeny, Clute, and the Village of Jones Creek
• Closed session discussion regarding settlement offers for Hurricane Beryl damages

Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation

The Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation will meet to discuss updates to its local regulations and application process. The board will also enter a closed session regarding potential litigation.

• Amendment of IDC Local Regulations and Application
• Closed session regarding potential litigation with Gladiuex Metals Recycling, LLC (GMR) and Aleon Renewable Metals, LLC