Brazoria County public meetings in 2025

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet on Dec 9, 2025 to approve minutes, hear public appearances, and address a range of items. Key agenda items include possible action on county bonds, election precinct changes, and several public facility agreements. The court will also hold a closed session to discuss potential litigation, a detention center, and a tax abatement.

• I.1. Consideration of and possible action on county bonds
• I.2. Election precinct changes
• H.12. Public Facility Agreement – Village of Bailey’s Prairie
• H.35. Amendment No. 1 to Project Development Agreement with TxDOT for the Brazoria County Expressway
• H.31. Award ITB #26-01 Mowing with Hay Production

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved the defeasance of county bonds and adopted changes to election precinct boundaries. It also approved several post‑meeting actions, including purchase orders for the District Attorney’s Office and County Clerk‑Elections, regulatory‑sign hearings and postings for Precinct 4, a new hire pay rate for a Justice of the Peace position, and an RFP to advertise aerial mosquito‑spraying services.

• Approved defeasance of county bonds (motion by Ryan Cade, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved election precinct changes (motion by Ryan Cade, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved issuance of purchase order after the fact for District Attorney’s Office (motion by Judge Matt Sebesta Jr., seconded by Ryan Cade)
• Approved issuance of purchase order after the fact for County Clerk – Elections (motion by David R. Linder, seconded by Stacy L. Adams)
• Approved open public hearing for regulatory signs (Precinct 4) (motion by David R. Linder, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved close public hearing for regulatory signs (Precinct 4) (motion by Stacy L. Adams, seconded by David R. Linder)
• Approved acceptance of posting regulatory signs (Precinct 4) (motion by David R. Linder, seconded by Jay Burridge)
• Approved new hire starting rate of pay for Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 – Place 2 (motion by Judge Matt Sebesta Jr., seconded by David R. Linder)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to consider several administrative items, including interlocal agreements and grant applications. The body will also discuss library infrastructure and disaster monitoring proposals.

• Interlocal Agreement with the City of Freeport No. IS26-0011
• FY 2026 Grant Application for bullet-resistant components for law enforcement vehicles
• Exception to subdivision platting for Kenneth Stewart and Bobbye L. Stewart in Precinct 2
• Renewal of RFP #23-24 for library books and miscellaneous orders
• Cancellation of the December 23, 2025 Commissioners Court Meeting

The court passed the consent agenda, which included cancellation of the Dec 23 2025 meeting, rescinding a prior court order, acceptance of the Sexual Assault Response Team’s biennial report, payment of bills, a grant application for bullet‑resistant law‑enforcement vehicle components, an interlocal agreement with the City of Freeport, an exception to subdivision platting, and an after‑care policy for drug/alcohol violations. The court also approved four items to advertise proposals for library services, including e‑content material, network infrastructure upgrade, disaster monitoring services, and a nominating committee for the sick‑leave pool. No closed meeting was held and the session adjourned at 9:11 AM.

• Consent agenda passed: cancellation of Dec 23 2025 Commissioners Court meeting
• Consent agenda passed: rescind Court Order H.4 dated Nov 18 2025
• Consent agenda passed: accept Brazoria County Sexual Assault Response Team’s biennial report
• Consent agenda passed: payment of bills
• Consent agenda passed: resolution for bullet‑resistant components for law‑enforcement vehicles FY 2026 grant application
• Consent agenda passed: interlocal agreement with City of Freeport No. IS26‑0011
• Consent agenda passed: exception to subdivision platting for Kenneth Stewart and Bobbye L. Stewart (Precinct 2)
• Approved advertising proposals for library network infrastructure upgrade (moved by Stacy L. Adams, seconded by David R. Linder)

Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation

The Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation Board will consider approval of the minutes from its May 9, 2023 meeting. The board will also consider appointing officers for the corporation. No other business is listed on the agenda.

• Approval of May 9, 2023 meeting minutes
• Appointment of officers

The Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation approved the minutes from its May 9 2023 meeting. The board also passed a resolution appointing officers for the corporation. No other matters were considered.

• Approved May 9 2023 meeting minutes (passed)
• Approved appointment of officers (passed)

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will approve several FY 2026 record budget items for other funds. It will also consider interlocal agreements, infrastructure projects, and a resolution for the County Appraisal District. Additional discussion items include engineering services, health contracts, and pending litigation matters.

• FY 2026: Record Budget for Other Funds (multiple entries H.8‑H.10)
• Interlocal Agreement with the City of Surfside No. IS26-0007
• Ratify Declaration Regarding State Highway 332 Terminus and East Groin Construction
• Engineering Services for the Hastings Phase II Roadway and Drainage Improvements Project
• Resolution – Brazoria County Appraisal District

The Commissioners Court approved the revised floodplain management development regulations. It also approved several agreements and engineering contracts, including a utility district agreement, bridge repair services, and an interlocal agreement with Alvin College. The consent agenda items were passed, while three donation and hiring items were pulled from the agenda. No action was taken on pending litigation or property lease discussions.

• Consent agenda items passed
• Adopted revised floodplain management regulations (Approved)
• Resolution for Brazoria County Appraisal District approved
• Agreement with Municipal Utility Districts No. 2, 3, and 6 approved
• Engineering services for Hastings Phase II roadway approved
• Engineering services for CR 179 bridge repair approved
• Interlocal agreement with Alvin College approved
• New hire pay rate and two park donation items pulled from agenda

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special session to discuss and potentially take action on the canvassing of the Constitutional Amendment Election. The meeting includes a period for public appearances.

• Canvass Constitutional Amendment Election

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court held a special session on November 17, 2025. After roll call, the Court approved the canvass of the constitutional amendment election. No other actions were taken before adjournment at 1:08 PM.

• Approved canvass of constitutional amendment election

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider various administrative appointments, interlocal agreements, and procurement items. The body will also discuss engineering services for a new shop building and dune restoration projects.

• Agreement with University of Texas Medical Branch for Medical Examiner Services
• Interlocal Agreement with the City of Richwood No. IS26-0003
• Change Order No. 1 RFSQ #24-36 Master Plan for the Sheriff’s Office
• Engineering services for the New Shop Building at the Central Service Center
• Change orders for Follet’s Island Dune Restoration Phase 2 Blue Water Highway Dunes

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court held a special session on Oct. 28, 2025 and approved several items. It approved purchase orders after the fact for the Engineer’s Office, the Sheriff’s Office Crime Lab, the North Service Center, and Constable Precinct 1, as well as a change order for the Follet’s Island dune restoration project and engineering services for a new shop building. The court also approved use of GoMESA funds for Quintana Beach park repairs, an RFP for asbestos consultation services, a settlement of pending claims, and three proclamations (Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, Honoring Veterans, Careers in Construction Month).

• Approved purchase order after the fact – Engineer’s Office
• Approved purchase order after the fact – Sheriff’s Office Crime Lab
• Approved purchase order after the fact – North Service Center
• Approved purchase order after the fact – Constable Precinct 1
• Approved change order for Follet’s Island dune restoration Phase 2
• Approved engineering services for new shop building at Central Service Center
• Approved use of GoMESA funds for Quintana Beach County Park repair proposal
• Approved settlement of pending claims

Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation

The Brazoria County Industrial Development Corporation Board of Directors will meet to appoint new members and officers and consider a resolution for AM Bidco Operations, LLC. The meeting is open to the public.

• Appointment of Board Members and Officers
• Resolution for AM Bidco Operations, LLC inducement request
• Authorization to file applications for volume cap allocation

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet to approve consent items including budget amendments, road maintenance, and proclamations. The agenda also includes discussion on towing regulations and a closed session regarding potential litigation.

• Approval of FY 2026 budget amendments and tax revenue budget
• Consideration of ordinance regulating incident management towing and storage services
• Extension of Follets Island Gulf Beach and Dune Restoration Project
• Renewal of General Land Office Coastal Lease No. CL890005
• Closed session to discuss potential litigation and settlement offers

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved two proclamations for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and National Colonial Heritage Month. It passed the consent agenda covering numerous routine items. The Court also approved several purchase orders after the fact, rejected a bridge replacement proposal, authorized advertising for infrastructure projects, and engaged legal counsel for benefit trusts and an FLSA matter.

• Approved Breast Cancer Awareness Month proclamation
• Approved National Colonial Heritage Month proclamation
• Passed the consent agenda items
• Approved purchase orders after the fact for facilities maintenance, sheriff’s department, and juvenile probation
• Approved rejection of bridge replacement proposal for Hanson Riverside County Park
• Approved advertising for Savannah Parkway panel replacement and debris removal proposals
• Approved engagement of counsel regarding benefit trusts
• Approved engagement of counsel by the District Attorney for an FLSA matter

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will conduct public hearings to adopt the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and set the 2025 property tax rates. The body will also consider various administrative approvals, budget transfers, and road project acceptances.

• Public hearings and adoption of the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget and budgeted salaries
• Public hearings and setting of the 2025 Total Property Tax Rate, including Debt Service and Maintenance and Operations rates
• Final acceptance of roads for Sierra Vista Section 1 and Section 2 in Precinct 4
• Renewal of contract with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS)
• Award of CSP #25-76 for Precinct 4 North Annex CR 58 MUD utility connections

The court approved the Fiscal Year 2026 budget and the associated salary and position allocations. It also approved the 2025 tax roll rates, including debt service, special road and bridge, maintenance and operations, and the total property tax rate. The court confirmed the nominations for the Brazoria County Appraisal District Board of Directors. Two proclamations—National 4‑H Week and Carrie Bell Thomas—were approved.

• Adopted FY 2026 budget – approved
• Adopted FY 2026 budgeted salaries and positions – approved
• Approved 2025 debt service tax rate – approved
• Approved 2025 special road and bridge tax rate – approved
• Approved 2025 maintenance and operations tax rate – approved
• Approved 2025 total property tax rate – approved
• Approved nominations for Brazoria County Appraisal District Board – approved
• Approved National 4‑H Week proclamation – approved

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider a proposed property tax rate and hold public hearings regarding revenue bonds and a salvage yard license. The body will also review various interlocal agreements, budget transfers, and contract renewals.

• Proposed property tax rate discussion
• Public hearing on Colorado Health Facilities Authority Revenue Bonds
• Public hearing on Bavaria Autoparts LLC Automotive Wrecking & Salvage Yard License
• Final acceptance of roads for Sierra Vista West Section 8 and Section 9
• Interlocal Agreement with Galveston County for Gulf Coast Auto Crimes Task Force

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the August 26 special session and adopted three proclamations (VOW22 Day, Constitution Day, Texian Navy Day). It approved the Colorado Health Facilities Authority revenue bonds, the proposed property tax rate, and a license for Bavaria Autoparts LLC's automotive wrecking and salvage yard. The Court also authorized filing a potential lawsuit. All items were approved by the members present.

• Approved August 26, 2025 special session minutes
• Approved VOW22 Day proclamation
• Approved Constitution Day proclamation
• Approved Texian Navy Day proclamation
• Approved Colorado Health Facilities Authority revenue bonds
• Approved proposed property tax rate
• Approved Bavaria Autoparts LLC automotive wrecking and salvage yard license
• Approved authorization to file potential litigation suit

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will decide on various contract renewals and budget adjustments. The body will also discuss awarding contracts for a new teen center building and several pavement repair projects.

• Award CSP #25-72 for the construction of a Teen Center Building
• Award CSP #25-66 for Silverlake Phase II pavement repairs
• Award CSP #25-67 for Bar X concrete pavement repairs in Precinct 4
• Accepting funds for Brazoria County Road 58 widening from CR 48 to Savannah Development
• Discussion of judicial salary increases per Senate Bill 293

The court approved the replacement of Sheriff’s Office vehicles and increased judicial salaries. It also approved several procurement contracts, including a teen center construction, pavement repairs, UPS support for the Sheriff’s Office, fire‑alarm inspections, and stop‑loss insurance. Finally, the court approved insurance coverage through Arthur J. Gallagher.

• Approved replacement of Sheriff’s Office vehicles (I.1)
• Approved increase of judicial salaries/supplements per Senate Bill 293 (I.3)
• Approved award CSP #25-72 Construction of a Teen Center Building (I.10)
• Approved award CSP #25-66 Pavement Repairs for Silverlake Phase II (I.8)
• Approved award RFP #25-58 Uninterruptible Power Supply support for the Sheriff’s Office (I.7)
• Approved award RFP #25-53 Inspections of fire alarm, sprinkler systems and fire extinguishers (I.6)
• Approved award RFP #25-62 Stop Loss Insurance Coverage (I.13)
• Approved insurance through Arthur J. Gallagher (J.6)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss infrastructure projects, judicial salary increases, and county service contracts. Public hearings are scheduled regarding the County Clerk's record archive fee and revisions to the Brazoria County Thoroughfare Plan.

• Public hearing on the continuation of the County Clerk’s Preservation and Restoration Record Archive Fee
• Public hearing and potential acceptance of revisions to the Brazoria County Thoroughfare Plan
• Proposed increase to judicial salaries and supplements per Senate Bill 293
• Award of RFP #25-57 for widening the right turn deceleration lane along NB FM 523 to EB CR 792
• Professional service agreement for the Museum Exterior Restoration Project

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved a settlement of an existing suit and authorized the filing of a new suit. It also approved the continuation of the County Clerk’s preservation fee, multiple engineering service contracts, and the revision of the county thoroughfare plan. The consent agenda items were passed without individual discussion.

• Approved settlement of suit
• Approved authorization to file suit
• Approved continuation of County Clerk’s Preservation and Restoration Record Archive Fee
• Approved engineering services for CR 676 Varner Creek Replacement (Precinct 4)
• Approved right‑of‑way acquisition for CR 400 realignment (Precinct 4)
• Approved revision and adoption of the Brazoria County Thoroughfare Plan
• Approved award of RFP #25-57 widening for right turn deceleration lane along NB FM 523 to EB CR 792
• Passed consent agenda items

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to conduct budget workshops. The agenda does not list specific budget figures or line items for decision.

• Budget workshops

The Commissioners Court met at 9:00 AM, completed roll call, and allowed public comments per Order 7.C.1. A budget workshop was held with various officials. The session recessed at 4:43 PM with no approvals, denials, or votes recorded.

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will hold a special session to take final action on a variety of items, including proclamations, re‑appointments, road project acceptances, interlocal agreements, and contract renewals. Among the agenda items is an Opioid Settlement to be considered by the County Judge. The Court will also conduct a closed meeting to discuss potential litigation before reconvening in open session.

• H.4 – Opioid Settlement
• H.6 – Amendment to Multiple Use Agreement with TxDOT
• H.20 – Final Acceptance of Roads – Windrose Green Section Two (Precinct 2)
• H.32 – Renew RFP #23-61 Hazardous Material Mitigation and Related Services
• H.1 – Re‑Appointment to the Gulf Coast Center Board of Trustees

The Commissioners Court approved two proclamations, passed the consent agenda, and approved several routine reports and procurement actions. It also cancelled the award for RFP #25-08 Wi‑Fi hotspots for the library. All actions were approved by unanimous consent or recorded as approved.

• Approved Proclamation - Pre‑Trial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week
• Approved Proclamation - Gracie Sennette
• Passed the consent agenda
• Approved Treasurer’s Monthly Cash & Investment Report for May 2025
• Approved Issuance of a Purchase Order After the Fact - Constable Precinct 3
• Approved Preliminary Engineering Services - Water Supply for Detention Facility
• Approved Overtime Report
• Approved cancellation of award for RFP #25-08 Wi‑Fi Hotspots for the Library (E‑Rate)

Commissioners Court

The Court will meet on July 21, 2025 at the Brazoria County Courthouse Campus to conduct a budget workshop. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as call to order, roll call, and public appearances, followed by the workshop. No specific budget proposals or contracts are listed on the agenda.

• D.1. Conduct Budget Workshops

The court called the regular session to order, recorded roll call, reiterated public‑appearance rules, held a budget workshop with no action taken, and adjourned at 3:15 PM. No decisions, approvals, denials, or votes were recorded.

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider several interlocal agreements for drainage districts and direct assistance to cities. The body will also discuss engineering services for pavement repairs and the request for proposals to build a Teen Center.

• Request for Proposals for the construction of a Teen Center Building
• Agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement/DHS
• Change Order No. 1 for San Luis Pass Deck Replacement Project
• Grant award acceptance for debris removal along Oyster Creek and Bastrop Bayou
• Interlocal Agreements for annual assistance with drainage districts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, and 11

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved engineering services for the Bar X Phase VI concrete pavement repairs. It also approved a grant award for debris removal along Oyster Creek and Bastrop Bayou, on‑call testing for roadway materials, a right‑of‑way for CR 400 realignment, and an RFP to build a teen center. The consent agenda items were passed without comment. No further actions were taken in the closed session.

• Approved engineering services for Bar X Phase VI concrete pavement repairs
• Approved grant award acceptance for debris removal along Oyster Creek and Bastrop Bayou
• Approved on‑call construction materials testing for roadway projects
• Approved right of way for CR 400 realignment – Parcel 016 (Precinct 4)
• Approved advertisement of RFP for construction of a teen center building
• Passed the consent agenda items

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will conduct a public hearing and consider the assignment of a tax abatement agreement for property in Freeport Reinvestment Zone No. 2022-01. The body will also review various airport leases, road projects, and county appointments.

• Public hearing and potential approval of tax abatement assignment for Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. and PRP KDC Freeport Development, LLC
• Airport lease agreement with L3 Harris Technologies, Inc.
• Right of Way for CR 400 Realignment - Parcel 016 (Precinct 4)
• Change order for Brazoria County Road 58 widening from CR 48 to Savannah Development
• Request for Proposals for Concrete Pavement Repairs 2025 Bar X, Phase V and Silverlake Phase II

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the June 10 regular session and adopted a proclamation for Pollinator Week. It accepted a donation from Phillips 66 and approved the public hearings and final assignment of a tax‑abatement agreement with Volkswagen Group for a property in the Freeport Reinvestment Zone. The court also approved a settlement in pending litigation (Cause No. 32016‑CV), DSHS grant funding for PHEP and immunization programs, and several procurement actions including a road‑widening change order and the re‑advertising of an airport fire‑truck purchase.

• Approved June 10 regular session minutes
• Approved Pollinator Week proclamation
• Approved acceptance of donation from Phillips 66
• Approved assignment of tax abatement agreement with Volkswagen Group for Freeport property
• Approved settlement in pending litigation – Cause No. 32016‑CV
• Approved DSHS grant funding for PHEP and immunization programs
• Approved Change Order for ITB #23‑82 Brazoria County Road 58 widening
• Approved rejection and re‑advertise purchase of airport rescue firefighting truck

Tax Abatement Notice

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss and potentially take action on a tax abatement agreement. The item concerns property located in the City of Freeport Reinvestment Zone No. 2022-01.

• Assignment of Tax Abatement Agreement with Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. and PRP KDC Freeport Development, LLC

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet to approve minutes, issue proclamations, and consider a large volume of consent items including water utility contracts, mosquito control, and tree trimming. The Court will also deliberate on potential litigation and lease negotiations in a closed session.

• Approval of minutes from May 27, 2025
• Proclamations for Elder Abuse Awareness Month and Juneteenth
• Water Utility Contract financial issues and business deliberations
• Renewal of mosquito control chemicals with price increase
• Temporary use of CR 428 for Angleton fireworks celebration

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved two proclamations, passed the consent agenda, and approved several operational items including the Treasury cash report and a purchase order. The Court also approved an order authorizing the county to file a lawsuit and approved preliminary engineering services for a water‑supply project at a detention facility. No action was taken on the lease discussion.

• Approved Elder Abuse Awareness Month proclamation
• Approved Juneteenth proclamation
• Passed consent agenda items
• Approved Treasury’s April 2025 cash and investment report
• Approved order authorizing the county to file a lawsuit
• Approved preliminary engineering services for water supply to detention facility
• Approved purchase order for Brazoria County Housing Authority
• Approved advertisement of RFP for UPS support for the Sheriff’s Office

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special session to consider various county administrative approvals and contracts. Key items include a project development agreement for the BC Expressway Extension and several infrastructure and health service agreements.

• Project Development Agreement with TxDOT for BC Expressway Extension
• Award of ITB # 25-51 for Wild Peach Drainage Improvements
• Interlocal Agreement between Brazoria County Health Department and City of Angleton
• Agreement between Brazoria County Library System and Brazosport Independent School District
• Purchase of Paver Machine for Engineering Road and Bridge North Service Center

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved the summer season beach overtime for the sheriff's office with a 4‑1 vote. It also approved a series of purchase orders, advertising requests, and contract awards, including a paver machine purchase and library software contract. The regular session minutes and the consent agenda were approved as well. No motions were denied or tabled.

• Approved summer season beach overtime (4-1)
• Alternate motion to remove "overtime" failed (2-3)
• Approved purchase of paver machine (5-0)
• Approved issuance of purchase order after the fact – Agriculture Extension
• Approved issuance of purchase order after the fact – Law Library
• Approved advertising RFP for stop loss insurance
• Approved award of integrated library software contract
• Approved award of Wild Peach drainage improvements contract

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will hold a closed meeting to consult counsel on several pending lawsuits, eminent domain matters, and property negotiations. After reconvening, the Court will consider public proclamations, resolutions, and a series of consent agenda items including housing finance contracts, travel authorizations, and various interlocal agreements and change orders. Open‑session items include engineering service discussions, award of construction contracts, and the Treasurer’s cash and investment report.

• Closed‑session discussion of Pulice Construction, Inc. vs. Brazoria County and other pending litigations
• Resolution for Lone Star Coastal National Recreation Area
• Consent agenda items: Southeast Texas Housing Finance Corp. contracts for Bay Terrace and Wyndham Park apartments
• Change Order No. 1 for San Luis Pass Deck Replacement Project
• Award of ITB #25-40 Treated Bridge Timbers

The court approved the minutes from the April 22 special session and passed the consent agenda. It approved two proclamations, several engineering service contracts, multiple procurement awards, and a lease of county property. Items related to pending litigation were discussed in closed session but no action was taken.

• Approved April 22 special session minutes (no vote count provided)
• Approved proclamation for The Masons of Texas 190th Anniversary
• Approved proclamation for National Police Week
• Approved consent agenda items (no vote count provided)
• Approved engineering services for CR 48 traffic signal improvements
• Approved award of ITB #25-40 Treated Bridge Timbers
• Approved lease of county property (moved by Adams, seconded by Cade)
• No action taken on discussed litigation items

Commissioners Court

The special session approved the minutes from the April 8 regular meeting and adopted two proclamations. The court approved election‑precinct changes and adjusted Justice of the Peace precinct and voting precinct boundaries. It also passed the consent agenda and authorized advertising requests for two infrastructure projects.

• Approved minutes of the April 8, 2025 regular session
• Approved proclamation for Texas Soil and Water Stewardship Week
• Approved proclamation for Sweeny STEM Scholars Day
• Passed the consent agenda items
• Approved election precinct changes
• Approved adjustment of Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 and Precinct 1 boundaries and voting precincts 39 and 16
• Approved advertisement of RFP for widening right‑turn deceleration lane
• Approved advertisement of RFP for MUD utility connections in Precinct 4 North Annex

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss various interlocal agreements, contract renewals, and budget transfers. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding regulatory signs for the Road and Bridge Department in Precincts 2 and 3.

• Authorization to acquire real property for the County Road 400 Realignment Project
• TxDOT Aviation Federal Grant project for Texas Gulf Coast Regional Airport ARFF Truck
• Road Use Agreement for Pecan Ranch involving the Village of Bonney and MUD No. 64
• Lease agreement for Courthouse Café Operations (RFO #25-35)
• Interlocal Agreement with the City of Danbury for Fire Marshal services

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court approved several items, including a TxDOT aviation grant for the Texas Gulf Coast Regional Airport, a road use agreement with the Village of Bonney and other entities, and the award of generators for the Sheriff’s Office. It also approved the county’s February 2025 treasury cash and investment report, a subdivision variance request, and multiple proclamations. The court authorized filing a lawsuit and passed the consent agenda. Several items were pulled from the agenda.

• Approved TxDOT Aviation Federal Grant Assisted Project for Texas Gulf Coast Regional Airport (ARFF Truck)
• Approved road use agreement between Brazoria County, Village of Bonney, MUD No. 64, and Pecan Ranch developer
• Approved award of RFP #25-23 Generators for the Sheriff’s Office
• Approved order authorizing the county to file suit (J.4)
• Approved February 2025 Treasurer’s Monthly Cash & Investment Report
• Approved variance request from Brazoria County Subdivision Regulations (as amended)
• Approved the consent agenda (passed)
• Approved multiple proclamations (Public Safety Telecommunicator Week, Crime Victims’ Rights Week, National Library Workers Day, Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week, Port Freeport Centennial Anniversary)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special session to discuss the 2024 annual financial report and various administrative consent items. The body will consider contract renewals for supplies and insurance, road name changes, and potential litigation in a closed session.

• Discussion of Fiscal Year 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Temporary use of County Road 257 (Blue Water Highway) for the Ironman 70.3 Triathlon
• Renewal of ITB #21-12 Plumbing Supplies, ITB #21-50 Hardware Supplies, and ITB #21-33 Road Materials
• Interlocal Agreement with Brookside Village for Fire Marshal services
• Closed session regarding potential eminent domain litigation at County Road 400

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the March 11 regular session and passed the consent agenda. Three proclamations honoring the American Red Cross, Vietnam War Veterans Day, and Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month were approved. The Court approved several operational items, including the FY 2024 financial report, a professional services agreement amendment, a drainage plan for Ashland Development, the appointment of a surveyor and broker for a Precinct 4 property sale, and the renewal of property insurance. No actions were taken on items discussed in closed session.

• Approved March 11 regular session minutes
• Approved proclamations for American Red Cross, Vietnam War Veterans Day, and Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month
• Passed the consent agenda
• Approved FY 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Approved amendment to Professional Services Agreement for Pennington & Associates
• Approved Drainage Plan and Study Review for Ashland Development (Precinct 2)
• Approved appointment of surveyor and real‑estate broker for sale of Precinct 4 property
• Approved renewal of property insurance

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will consider several consent items, including a contingent fee contract with Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott, LLP to collect delinquent government receivables. It will also address a temporary change in aviation gas pricing at the county airport and multiple right‑of‑way approvals for the CR 400 realignment. Additional items include renewing a contract with the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services and awarding health services contracts for the Sheriff’s Office and Juvenile Justice Departments.

• Approve contingent fee contract with Perdue Brandon Fielder Collins & Mott, LLP for delinquent tax collection
• Authorize temporary change in aviation gas pricing at the county airport
• Right of Way approvals for CR 400 Realignment – Parcel 019 and Parcel 021 (Precinct 4)
• Renew contract between Brazoria County and the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services
• Award RFSQ #25-22 health services contract for the Sheriff’s Office and Juvenile Justice Departments

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will approve the minutes from the January 14 meeting and receive reports from the school district, constables, auditor, and other departments. It will take action on land and road matters, including accepting the final plat for El Bernardo Estates and closing a portion of a public road. The Court will also renew several contracts with price increases and discuss potential litigation and a tax abatement.

• Accept Final Plat of El Bernardo Estates – Abstract 57 (Precinct 4)
• Close, Vacate, and Abandon part of a public road – Abstract 416 (Precinct 3)
• Renew contract with price increase for aerial mosquito spraying (RFP #21-21)
• Renew contract with price increase for waste management services – dumpsters (ITB #21-26)
• Award RFP #24-58 for on‑site employee medical and wellness clinic provider

Commissioners Court

The Brazoria County Commissioners Court will meet on January 6, 2025, at the County Courthouse Campus. During the meeting, the Court will discuss extending the Declaration of Local Disaster originally dated December 30, 2024. No other substantive agenda items are listed.

• Extend Declaration of Local Disaster dated December 30, 2024