Lubbock County, TX

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will vote on a contingent fee contract with the law firm Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott to collect delinquent court fines and fees. The agenda also includes approvals for traffic control devices at intersections in Precinct 4, funding applications for volunteer fire departments, and various road maintenance contracts.

• Contingent fee contract with Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins & Mott for delinquent court fines and fees
• Traffic control devices at 5th Street/Avenue R and 8th Street/Avenue R in Precinct 4
• FY 2027 critical needs funding for Roosevelt and City of Idalou Volunteer Fire Departments
• Renewal of Mutual Aid Agreement for the Lubbock Crimes Against Children Unit (LCACU)
• Road donation acceptance for N. CR 2900 conversion from dirt to caliche

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will discuss various financial authorizations, including credit limit increases for FY 2027 and utility permits. The body is also considering a loan for a City of Abernathy vehicle and agreements for pit run caliche.

• Proposed $80,000 loan to the City of Abernathy for a brush truck cab and chassis
• Utility permit for Caprock Telephone Cooperative Inc. to install 57,495 feet of fiber optic cable on E CR 5200
• Utility permit for H.L. Brown Operating, LLC. to install 60 feet of steel casing across CR 1700
• Pit Run Caliche Agreements with Kay Thomas, 5-S Farms, and Kahlich Farms
• Purchase of Cop Shop Evidence Lockers for the Medical Examiner’s Office

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will hold a work session to review and update the Public Works department, including its organizational chart and job descriptions. The court will also consider adopting the FY 2027 Medical Examiner's fee schedule, accepting investment and debt management policies, and approving various contracts, travel, and consent agenda items.

• Work session to review and update Public Works department organizational chart and job descriptions
• Adopt FY 2027 Fee Schedule for Medical Examiner's office services effective October 1, 2026
• Accept Investment Policy and Lubbock County Debt Management Policy
• Authorize insurance policy renewals with USI/Travelers for Crime and Excess Workers Compensation for 10/01/26-10/01/27
• Approve utility permit for Valor Telecom Texas LLC to install 4.5 miles of fiber optic cable from CR 1300 to CR 6940 in Precinct 1

The Commissioners Court approved over $6.7 million in general account claims and over $1.2 million in budget adjustments and amendments. The court also adopted the FY 2027 fee schedule for the Medical Examiner's office and authorized several fire department loan agreements.

• Approved $6,785,293.05 in General Accounts claims (unanimous)
• Approved $1,087,384.00 in budget transfers and $130,887.00 in amendments (unanimous)
• Accepted Investment Policy and Debt Management Policy (unanimous)
• Authorized insurance renewals with USI for Crime and Excess Workers Compensation (unanimous)
• Approved installation of 45 mph speed limit signs on CR 6300 in Precinct 4 (unanimous)
• Authorized loan agreements with Roosevelt and Woodrow Volunteer Fire Departments (unanimous)
• Adopted FY 2027 Fee Schedule for the Medical Examiner's office (unanimous)
• Approved $5,000 grant application to Community Foundation of West Texas (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will consider several administrative items, including a resolution supporting an independent Texas Rangers investigation into apparent payroll irregularities, lease renewals, a utility permit, and a food purchase for a training event. The agenda also includes an executive session authorization for legal, personnel, and other matters.

• Resolution supporting Texas Rangers investigation into payroll irregularities
• Lease extension with Regional Public Defender Office at 916 Main Street, Suite 900
• Third renewal with Forensic Pathology Services, LLC
• Utility Permit #26-118 for Segra aerial fiber optic cable on CR 7000
• Food purchases for Texas Jail Association training event

The Commissioners Court approved a resolution supporting the Criminal District Attorney's request for a Texas Rangers investigation into payroll irregularities. The court also approved a utility permit for fiber optic installation and renewed several service and lease agreements.

• Approved resolution for Texas Rangers investigation into payroll irregularities (3-1-1)
• Approved Utility Permit #26-118 for Segra fiber optic cable on CR 7000 (unanimous)
• Authorized lease extension for Regional Public Defender Office at 916 Main Street (unanimous)
• Authorized third renewal option with Forensic Pathology Services, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2027 food purchases for Texas Jail Association training (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will hold public hearings regarding the FY 2027 Lubbock County budget and tax rate. The body will also consider the FY 2027 Lubbock County Hospital District budget and tax rate.

• Public hearing for FY 2027 Lubbock County budget and tax rate
• Public hearing for FY 2027 Lubbock County Hospital District budget and tax rate
• Proposed adoption of Lubbock County Hospital District tax rate of $0.099932 per $100
• Proposed adoption of Lubbock County tax rate of $0.322782 per $100
• Installation of 50 mph speed limit signs on CR 2130 in Precinct 1

The Commissioners Court adopted the FY 2027 budget and the 2026 tax rate in 4-1 votes. The court also approved the FY 2027 budget and tax rate for the Lubbock County Hospital District. Additional actions included authorizing over $4.2 million in general account payments and awarding several utility and service contracts.

• Adopted FY 2027 Lubbock County Budget (4-1)
• Adopted Lubbock County Tax Rate of $0.322782 per $100 of taxable value for 2026 (4-1)
• Approved FY 2027 Lubbock County Hospital District Budget and tax rate of $0.099932 per $100 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of General Accounts claims totaling $4,212,094.41 (unanimous)
• Approved budget adjustments, transfers of $1,182,248, and amendments of $378,580.00 (unanimous)
• Approved funding for Voice of Hope ($7,500), Slaton EDC ($10,000 total), Slaton Library ($2,500), and Women Veterans Lubbock Hub Chapter 53 ($12,500) (unanimous)
• Approved installation of 50 mph speed limit signs on CR 2130 in Precinct 1 (unanimous)
• Multi-awarded moving truck rentals to Enterprise Mobility, Ryder Systems, Inc., and Penske Truck Leasing (unanimous)

• Valor Telecom Texas, LLC Utility Permit
  CR 1200, CR 700, CR 6950, CR 1200, CR 6910 and CR 1160 in Pr
• Valor Telecom Texas, LLC Utility Permit
  CR 7310 in Precinct 1
• Lightworks Fiber & Consulting Utility Permit
  E CR 5900 in Precinct 3
• Valor Telecom Texas, LLC Utility Permit
  N CR 3300, E CR 6000 and N CR 3240 in Precinct 3
• South Fork Ranch Lots 183-196 Plat
  Precinct 1
• South Fork Ranch Lots 197-206 Tract N Plat
  Precinct 1
• Final Acceptance of County Roads
  CR 7660, CR 7650, CR 1910, CR 1920, CR 1925, and CR 1930 in

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will hold a regular meeting with public comments on the proposed tax rate, consider approving the Lubbock Emergency Communication District's FY 2026-2027 budget, and vote on several road and bridge contracts. The agenda also includes routine approvals of minutes, financial reports, and various service agreements.

• Public hearing on Lubbock County tax rate at 10:15 AM
• Approve Lubbock Emergency Communication District proposed budget for FY 2026-2027
• Award ITB 260701-260706 for asphalt, caliche, fuels, and aggregate road materials
• Authorize interlocal agreement with Potter County for Medical Examiner Services
• Approve utility permits for Valor Telecom fiber optic installations in Precincts 1 and 4

The Commissioners Court approved several bids for asphalt, caliche, and fuel for the Road & Bridge Department. The court also authorized multiple utility permits for fiber optic installation by Valor Telecom Texas, LLC.

• Approved budget transfers of $818,611.00 and amendments of $424,432.00 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims totaling $5,626,734.48 (unanimous)
• Approved Lubbock Emergency Communication District Board of Managers proposed budget for FY 2026-2027 (unanimous)
• Awarded asphalt mix contracts to Blade Group, West Industries, West Texas Paving, and Vulcan Construction Materials (unanimous)
• Awarded asphalt materials contract to Ergon Asphalt Emulsions (unanimous)
• Awarded crushed caliche contract to C&D Waste and Ronnie Zahn Paving, Inc. (unanimous)
• Awarded gasoline and diesel fuel contracts to Walker Sims Oil Company, Inc. and Gresham Petroleum Company (unamineous)
• Approved utility permits for Valor Telecom Texas, LLC fiber installations in Precinct 4 and Precinct 1 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Special Meeting

The Commissioners Court will hold a special meeting for the Salary Grievance Committee to consider salary grievances filed by Lubbock County elected officials under Local Government Code Section 152.016 for the FY 2027 Budget. The agenda includes only this item, plus a standard executive session authorization. No other business is listed.

• Salary grievance review for elected officials (FY 2027 budget)
• Executive session authorized for legal, real property, personnel, and other matters

The Lubbock County Grievance Committee reviewed a presentation from Tax Assessor-Collector Ronnie Keister regarding FY 2027 budget salary grievances. The Committee voted to grant the salary increase request, with the recommendation to be presented at the September 24, 2026, regular Commissioners Court meeting.

• Approved salary increase request for Tax Assessor-Collector (8-1)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will discuss and consider the FY 2027 budget and proposed ad valorem tax rate for the Lubbock County Hospital District, approve the FY 2027 Sheriff Civil Fees, and set the November 3, 2026 General Election by approving the order of election, notice, and appointment of election officials. The agenda also includes numerous consent items such as out-of-state travel approvals, contract renewals, and a utility permit for fiber installation. A budget workshop is scheduled for the same day.

• Presentation and discussion of FY 2027 Budget and proposed ad valorem tax rate for Lubbock County Hospital District
• Approve Order of Election and authorize County Judge to sign for November 3, 2026 General Election
• Authorize County Judge to sign agreement with Halff Associates, Inc. for engineering and design of 98th Street from Alcove to 62/82
• Approve out-of-state travel for Neal Burt and Jennifer Irlbeck to attend oral arguments in Fund Texas Choice v. Richard Glaser before the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans
• Authorize County Judge to sign fourth lease extension renewal with Family Legal Services of the South Plains for office space at 916 Main, Suite 301

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court approved the November 3, 2026 General Election order and notice, appointed Troy Havard as Joint Early Voting Clerk and Joint Elections Officer, and approved the FY2027 Sheriff Civil Fees. The court also authorized $3,077,418.03 in general account claims, accepted the IRS mileage rate of .76 cents per mile, and approved a resolution on large-scale industrial development with a 4-1 vote (Judge Parrish dissenting). All other agenda items were approved unanimously.

• Approved $3,077,418.03 in general account claims (unanimous)
• Approved FY2027 Sheriff Civil Fees (unanimous)
• Approved November 3, 2026 General Election order and notice (unanimous)
• Appointed Troy Havard as Joint Early Voting Clerk and Joint Elections Officer (unanimous)
• Approved resolution on large-scale industrial development (4-1, Parrish nay)
• Accepted IRS mileage rate of .76 cents per mile effective 8/10/2026 (unanimous)
• Approved $197,678 in budget transfers and $20,000 in amendments (unanimous)
• Approved Halff Associates engineering/design contract for 98th Street (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Commissioners Court and Budget Committee are conducting a work session to hear funding requests from county departments for fiscal year 2027. Discussions include budget policies, priorities, and operational expenses. The session is part of a series of workshops held in July.

• Departmental funding requests for FY2027
• Precinct road operations and maintenance funding
• Capital expenditures and personnel salaries/benefits
• Contract and professional service expenses

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will discuss and vote on setting salaries and allowances for elected county officers for FY 2027. A consent agenda includes a $416,923 change order for Woodrow Road Phase II and multiple juvenile placement agreements with Cameron County and Rockdale Youth Academy. The regular agenda includes appointments, election preparations for the November 3, 2026 general election, and a presentation on a cybersecurity partnership. Budget workshops are also scheduled.

• Set salary, expenses, and allowances for elected county officers for FY 2027 (Item 5)
• Approve Change Order #1 for Woodrow Road Phase II in the amount of $416,923.00 (Item 7)
• Authorize juvenile placement agreements with Cameron County and Rockdale Youth Academy (Items 8-12)
• Appoint Rodshadi Moore as Interim Public Works Director (Item 39)
• Approve early voting locations, vote centers, and election judges for November 3, 2026 General Election (Items 26-32)

The court approved FY2027 salaries for elected officials as published, adding a $4,800 car allowance for Commissioners in Precincts 1, 3, and 4; two amendments proposing higher salaries failed for lack of a second. The court also approved financial matters including budget transfers, amendments, and claims, accepted the June 2026 financial report, and approved numerous consent agenda items and election-related actions for the November 3, 2026 General Election.

• Approved FY2027 elected official salaries with $4,800 car allowance for Commissioners 1, 3, 4 (4-1)
• Approved budget transfers of $686,506, amendments of $94,132, and claims of $3,625,972.18
• Accepted June 2026 Monthly Unaudited Financial Report
• Approved $2,500 funding for 2026 Idalou Cotton Fest
• Approved $2,500 funding for Brittany and Devins Angels
• Approved early voting dates, times, locations, vote centers, and joint election resolution for Nov 3, 2026 election
• Appointed Rodshadi Moore as Interim Public Works Director
• Approved consent agenda including reappointments, contracts, and renewals

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Commissioners Court work session will host budget workshops on July 15, 16, 23, and 27 in the 2nd‑floor auditorium at 916 Main. The workshops will hear county department requests for FY2027 funding, including road operations, capital projects, salaries, benefits, travel, training, and contract services. A new taxpayer impact statement requirement under House Bill 1522 is noted, requiring disclosure of current and estimated property tax bills for the median‑valued homestead property.

• Budget workshops scheduled for July 15, 16, 23, and 27 at 916 Main, 2nd‑floor auditorium
• Review of county department funding requests for FY2027 (road ops, capital, salaries, benefits, travel, contracts)
• Requirement to include a taxpayer impact statement showing current and estimated property tax bills per median‑valued homestead property

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Commissioners Court will hold budget workshops on July 15, 16, 23, and 27 to hear funding requests from county departments for FY2027. Discussions will cover road operations, capital expenditures, salaries, benefits, personnel, operational expenses, and contracts. The agenda also includes a taxpayer impact statement required by House Bill 1522, but the median homestead property value for 2026 is listed as not available.

• Budget workshops scheduled July 15, 16, 23, and 27 from 9:00am-4:00pm at 916 Main Street, 2nd floor auditorium
• Workshops will cover precinct road operations, capital expenditures, salaries, benefits, personnel, operational expenses, travel, training, contracts, and professional services
• Taxpayer impact statement required by House Bill 1522 shows current year median homestead value $219,456 with $735 taxes; 2026 values listed as N/A
• Workshop recordings to be posted on Lubbock County website the Monday following each workshop

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will hold budget workshops on July 15, 16, 23 and 27, 2026, to hear requests from county departments for FY2027 funding, including road operations, capital projects, salaries, benefits, travel, training, and contract expenses. The sessions will discuss budget policies, priorities, timelines and updates, and will be recorded and posted on the county website. A new taxpayer impact statement requirement under House Bill 1522 is noted, though median homestead property values are not currently available.

• Budget workshops scheduled for July 15, 16, 23, and 27, 2026 at 916 Main, 2nd floor auditorium
• Discussion of FY2027 funding requests from county departments (road ops, capital, salaries, etc.)
• Requirement to include a taxpayer impact statement per House Bill 1522 for budget meetings
• Agenda posted on July 8, 2026 at the county courthouse bulletin board and west doors
• Accessibility contact: (806) 775-1330 or County Judge's office

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will discuss budget adjustments, the adoption of county identity standards, and the creation of a reinvestment zone. The body is also reviewing several residential service contracts for juveniles for FY 2027.

• Creation of the TTX Company Reinvestment Zone
• Residential services contracts for FY 2027 with West Texas Boys Ranch, Rite of Passage, Inc., and Concho Valley Home for Girls
• Construction contract with Texas Air System, LLC for cooling at 916 Main Office Building
• Road donation from Justin St. Clair for CR 5800 East of N CR 1500
• Adoption of Lubbock County Identity Standards and brand guide

The Commissioners Court approved over $4.6 million in general account payments and budget adjustments. The court also authorized multiple contracts for juvenile services, IT upgrades, and infrastructure, while ratifying subdivision regulations.

• Approved budget transfers of $476,799.00 and amendments of $311,653.00 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims for General Accounts (Pooled Cash) of $4,616,131.16 (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda items 4-12, including juvenile residential services and software upgrades (unanimous)
• Adopted Lubbock County Identity Standards and brand guide (unanimous)
• Approved sale of county surplus property (unanimous)
• Authorized construction contract with Texas Air System, LLC for 916 Main Office Building cooling system (unanimous)
• Ratified Subdivision Regulations and amendments (unanimous)
• Accepted road donation from Justin St. Clair for CR 5800 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Commissioners Court Work Session agenda consists solely of a quorum attending a Truth-in-Taxation update by Perdue Brandon Fielder, Collins, & Mott LLP. This continuing education class is approved for 3.0 hours of credit with TDLR and TACA. No decisions or regular agenda items are scheduled.

• Truth-in-Taxation update by Perdue Brandon Fielder, Collins, & Mott LLP on July 1, 2026 from 10am-2pm at 916 Main, Lubbock
• Class approved for 3.0 hours of continuing education credit with TDLR and TACA

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Commissioners Court and Budget Committee are conducting a work session to hear funding requests for FY2027. The body is reviewing requests from County departments that have the greatest impact on the General Fund's budget compared to last year.

• FY2027 funding requests for precinct road operations and maintenance
• Review of capital expenditures, salaries, and benefits
• Discussion of departmental operational expenses, including travel and training
• Review of contract and professional service expenses
• Discussion of budget policies, priorities, and timelines

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Commissioners Court and Budget Committee are conducting a work session to hear funding requests for FY2027. The body will discuss requests from County departments that have the greatest impact on the General Fund's budget compared to last year.

• FY2027 funding requests for precinct road operations and maintenance
• Review of capital expenditures, salaries, and benefits
• Discussion of departmental operational expenses, including travel and training
• Review of contract and professional service expenses
• Discussion of budget policies, priorities, and timelines

Commissioners Court Work Session

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will hold three budget workshops on June 23, 25, and 30, 2026, to review departmental funding requests for the upcoming fiscal year. The sessions will cover general fund impacts, including road operations, capital expenditures, and personnel costs. Workshops will be recorded and posted online.

• Budget workshops for FY2027 on June 23, 25, and 30
• Review of departmental funding requests
• Discussion of road operations and maintenance
• Consideration of capital expenditures and salaries
• Workshops recorded and posted on Lubbock County website

Commissioners Court Special Meeting

The Lubbock County Election Commission met to discuss the appointment, employment, and duties of the Lubbock County Elections Administrator. The commission also entered an executive session to seek legal advice regarding those same matters.

• Discussed appointment, employment, and duties of the Elections Administrator
• Entered executive session for legal consultation regarding the Elections Administrator

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will discuss funding for the Lubbock Youth Symphony Orchestra, Fibermax Center for Discovery, and West Regional Area Special Olympics. The body is also reviewing several county policy updates and variance requests for the Mustang Estates Subdivision.

• Funding requests for Lubbock Youth Symphony Orchestra, Fibermax Center for Discovery, and West Regional Area Special Olympics
• Economic development funds request from Slaton Economic Development Corporation
• Three variance requests for Mustang Estates Subdivision on CR 5800 regarding design, groundwater, and drainage
• Lease agreement with Lubbock County Expo Center, Inc. for the Venue Project
• Utility permits for West Texas Gas (CR 7200 and CR 2500) and Metronet (CR 2100 and CR 7610)

The Commissioners Court approved several community funding requests totaling $82,500 for local organizations. Additional actions included approving budget transfers, authorizing claim payments, and passing multiple county policy updates.

• Approved June 8, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $164,575.00 in budget transfers (unanimous)
• Authorized $3,432,898.12 in general account claims (unanimous)
• Accepted May 2026 Monthly Unaudited Financial Report (unanimous)
• Authorized Municipal Advisory Agreement with Hilltop Securities (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda including appointments and travel (unanimous)
• Approved $7,500.00 for West Regional Area Special Olympics (unanimous)
• Approved $30,000.00 for Fibermax Center for Discovery (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will discuss and potentially approve multiple interlocal agreements, policy updates, and funding transfers. Key items include a mutual aid law enforcement task force agreement with the City of Lubbock to establish a Crimes Against Children Unit, a $215,990 road funding transfer for an overlay project on CR 7130, and a presentation on short-term rental tax collections.

• Mutual Aid Law Enforcement Task Force Agreement with City of Lubbock for Lubbock Crimes Against Children Unit (LCACU)
• Transfer of $215,990.36 in Better Safe Roads Program (BSRP) funding for in-house overlay of CR 7130 Project
• Memorandum of Understanding with City of Lubbock for Substance Use Service Assistance Network (S.U.S.A.N.)
• Agreement for medical examiner services with Randall County
• Revisions to Lubbock County Purchasing Policy and Purchase Card Policy effective June 8, 2026

The Commissioners Court approved several budget transfers, claim payments, and community grants. The court also authorized multiple interlocal agreements and law enforcement task force partnerships. Revisions to the purchasing and purchase card policies were postponed until June 22, 2026.

• Approved May 26, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers of $36,939.00 and amendments of $147,691.00 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims totaling $5,821,546.90 (unanimous)
• Accepted Quarterly Investment Report for quarter ending March 31, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Agenda items including travel and various agreements (unanimous)
• Recognized June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month (acclamation)
• Approved $2,500.00 for Rural Early Literacy funding request (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000.00 for Lubbock Area Square and Round Dance Federation (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will discuss several interlocal agreements for juvenile services and a historic preservation nomination. The body is also reviewing budget transfers, financial reports, and various vendor contracts.

• Proposed nomination of George H. Mahon Federal Building and United States Courthouse at 1205 Texas Avenue to the National Register of Historic Places
• Increase of Commissioner Pct. 2 Purchasing Card limit from $2,500.00 to $5,000.00 for Precinct 2 Park
• Interlocal Agreement with City of Lubbock for Juvenile Case Manager Services
• Interlocal Cooperative Contract with Texas Tech University for juvenile psychological assessment services
• Family Land Heritage Program application for Dunn Farms near New Deal

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved several items, including the May 11, 2026 meeting minutes, a $71,094 budget transfer, a $3,222,947.01 payment of claims, and the consent agenda. It also approved the nomination of the George H. Mahon Federal Building to the National Register of Historic Places and increased the Precinct 2 purchasing card limit to $5,000. Additional actions included travel approvals, interlocal agreements, a family heritage program application, a contract termination, and renewal of the GrayKey license for the Sheriff’s Office.

• Approved May 11, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfer of $71,094.00 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims $3,222,947.01 (unanimous)
• Approved nomination of George H. Mahon Federal Building to National Register (unanimous)
• Increased Precinct 2 purchasing card limit to $5,000 (unanimous)
• Approved travel for Dawn Martinez and Regan Bullard to West Texas Chiefs Conference (unanimous)
• Authorized County Judge to sign interlocal agreement with City of Lubbock for Juvenile Case Manager Services (unanimous)
• Authorized County Judge to sign renewal of GrayKey License Agreement with Magnet Forensics LLC (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will meet on May 11, 2026, to vote on routine consent items such as out-of-state travel for a judge and appointment to the Board of Health, plus several regular agenda items. Key actions include authorizing the purchase of two properties at 1321 & 1323 58th Street, rejecting bids for janitorial services at the Medical Examiner's office, and approving a resolution supporting the Ports to Plains Corridor. The court will also discuss a report on county roads, staffing, and parks.

• Discuss and authorize purchase of properties at 1321 & 1323 58th Street, Lubbock, with earnest money required
• Consider resolution in support of Ports to Plains Corridor Interstate designation
• Appoint Nicole Hines to the Lubbock Board of Health for a 3-year term
• Reject all bids for ITB 260301 Janitorial Services for Medical Examiner's office and authorize new notice
• Authorize County Judge to sign Service Order with ClearGov for Auditor's Office software

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the April 27 minutes, budget transfers of $635,433 and amendments of $1,468,121, and a $2,167,154.15 payment from the General Accounts. The consent agenda was approved, appointing Nicole Hines to the Board of Health and authorizing Judge Les Hatch’s out‑of‑state travel. The Court also approved several contracts, including ClearGov software, a property purchase at 1321 & 1323 58th Street (4‑1 vote), and a new Contract Management Policy. All other listed actions were adopted unanimously.

• Approved April 27, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers of $635,433 and amendments of $1,468,121 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of $2,167,154.15 from General Accounts (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda: Judge Les Hatch travel and Nicole Hines appointment (unanimous)
• Authorized County Judge to sign ClearGov software service order for Auditor’s Office (unanimous)
• Rejected all Janitorial Service bids for Medical Examiner’s office and to republish notice (unanimous)
• Authorized purchase of property at 1321 & 1323 58th Street, Lubbock, and issuance of earnest money (4‑1 vote)
• Approved Lubbock County Contract Management Policy and Procedures (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will vote on terminating agreements with Texas Anti-Gang Centers for Cellebrite forensic data services, accept streets and infrastructure for a new subdivision, award an asphalt supply contract, and approve grant applications for catalytic converter and auto theft prevention. Routine items include budget transfers, a financial report, and meeting minutes.

• Authorize termination of local administrative agreements with Texas Anti-Gang Centers for Cellebrite services (Item 13)
• Final acceptance of streets, paving, and infrastructure for Estates at Crescent Ranch Lots 1-70 into county road maintenance (Item 19)
• Award ITB 260302 for asphalt mixes to the Consolidated Road & Bridge Department (Item 21)
• Approve resolution for FY 2027 SB 224 Catalytic Converter Grant Program through Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority (Item 7)
• Discuss funding request by Los Hermanos Familia under Texas Property Code Section 74.601 for community arts promotion (Item 12)

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $27,500 budget transfer and a $2,980,505.89 payment of general‑account claims. It accepted the March 2026 unaudited financial report and approved the consent agenda, which included travel approvals and two grant program resolutions. Additional actions included a $3,000 arts funding award, contract authorizations, a position reclassification, and the award of an asphalt‑mix contract.

• Approved $27,500 budget transfer (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of $2,980,505.89 general‑account claims (unanimous)
• Accepted March 2026 unaudited financial report (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda – out‑of‑state travel and FY 2027 grant program resolutions (unanimous)
• Approved $3,000 arts funding for Los Hermanos Familia (unanimous)
• Authorized County Judge to sign contracts for IT server room, LED lights, and utility pole relocation (unanimous)
• Reclassified Position 107703001 to Elections Coordinator – CL03 (unanimous)
• Awarded ITB 260302 asphalt‑mix contract to Blades Group, West Industries, and West Texas Paving (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Court will consider and likely approve early voting dates, times, locations, election judges, and vote centers for the May 26, 2026, Democratic and Republican Joint Runoff Election. Other items include contracts for juvenile detention services, psychological assessments, and a software license agreement. Also on the agenda is a funding request from Los Hermanos Familia to promote the arts.

• Approve early voting schedule, locations (including 1308 Crickets Ave), and election judges for May 26 runoff
• Authorize contract for juvenile detention services at Randall County Youth Center
• Authorize FY 2027 Psychological Assessment and Counseling Services agreement with Driskill & Bates Psychology
• Approve request by Los Hermanos Familia for arts funding under Section 74.601 of Texas Property Code
• Authorize second renewal with Forensic Pathology Services for testimony and case preparation

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved several financial actions, including a $4,018,170.02 payment of pooled cash claims and budget transfers of $20,105.00 and $14,000.00. It also approved all early‑voting arrangements for the May 26, 2026 runoff election and authorized multiple contracts and a plat filing. The request for arts funding by Los Hermanos Familia was tabled for future consideration.

• Approved minutes from the March 23, 2026 regular meeting (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers of $20,105.00 and budget amendments of $14,000.00 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims (pooled cash) of $4,018,170.02 (unanimous)
• Approved early voting dates, times, and locations for the May 26, 2026 runoff election (unanimous)
• Approved Lubbock County Elections Office at 1308 Crickets Ave as the main early voting site (unanimous)
• Authorized the County Judge to sign Amendment One to the KNOWiNK Master Software License Agreement (unanimous)
• Approved and executed the plat for Inler Business Park Phase 2 tracts TT‑ZZ, AAA‑DDD, V1‑V4 (unanimous)
• Tabled Los Hermanos Familia arts‑funding request to be reconsidered on April 27, 2026 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will consider several actions related to the Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project, including a resolution to advance the project, an agreement for a Construction Manager-At-Risk with Lee Lewis Construction, Inc., and an amendment to the development agreement. The court also will decide on grant applications for sheriff's office equipment upgrades: $49,661.17 for a bomb squad robot and $90,953.00 for SWAT team equipment. Other items include approval of plat filings, sale of surplus property, termination of an architect contract, and various routine consent agenda items such as financial reports and interlocal agreements.

• Authorization to sign Construction Manager-At-Risk agreement with Lee Lewis Construction, Inc. for Expo Center project.
• Approval of resolution to advance Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project.
• Resolution approving State Homeland Security Grant for Bomb Squad Robot Equipment ($49,661.17).
• Resolution approving State Homeland Security Grant for SWAT Team Equipment ($90,953.00).
• Sale of surplus property and termination of MWM Architects, Inc.

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will discuss funding for community arts festivals and various county contracts. The body is also considering road improvements and a memorandum of understanding to address truancy cases.

• Funding requests for 2026 Viva Aztlan Festival and 2026 4th on Broadway
• Repairs to the south elevation of the Courthouse by Mid-Continental Restoration Company, Inc.
• Installation of speed limit signs on County Road 7600 (Woodrow Road)
• Grant application for the Lubbock Texas Anti-Gang Center (TAG) for the Sheriff’s Office
• Agreement with Marsh & McLennan Agency, LLC for employee benefit management

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the meeting minutes and a $59,650 budget transfer. It also authorized a payment of $11,525,557.98 from the General Accounts. Additional approvals included funding for two arts festivals, speed‑limit signs on County Road 7600, and acceptance of a road donation for improvements at East CR 5900 and N CR 3200.

• Approved February 23, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfer of $59,650 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of $11,525,557.98 from General Accounts (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 funding for 2026 Viva Aztlan Festival (unanimous)
• Approved $10,000 funding for 2026 4th on Broadway (unanimous)
• Approved installation of 45 MPH speed limit signs on County Road 7600 (unanimous)
• Accepted road donation from Steve Calhoun for improvements at East CR 5900 & N CR 3200 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Commissioners Court will consider updating tax abatement criteria for industrial and commercial properties. The body is also deciding on funding for community arts projects and various service contracts.

• Adoption of 2026 Industrial and Commercial Guidelines and Criteria governing Tax Abatement
• Funding for 2026 Kids Art Journey and 4th on Broadway
• Awarding of ITB 260102 for elevator maintenance
• Approval of fireworks sales from February 25 to March 2, 2026
• Amendments to the Lubbock County Game Room Ordinance

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the February 9 minutes, budget transfers of $117,620 and amendments of $214,569, and a payment of claims totaling $4,078,894.85. It also approved the consent agenda, which included bonds for the auditor and historical commission, travel authorizations, equipment lease agreements, and new tax‑abatement guidelines. Additional actions included arts funding, an elevator‑maintenance contract, a surplus‑property auction, a victim‑advocacy grant, fireworks sales, a game‑room ordinance amendment, and a private‑road acknowledgment.

• Approved February 9 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfers $117,620 and amendments $214,569 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims $4,078,894.85 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including bonds for auditor and historical commission (unanimous)
• Approved $1,500 funding for Kids Art Journey (unanimous)
• Awarded elevator maintenance contract to Otis Elevator Company (unanimous)
• Approved sale of surplus property via online auction (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to Game Room Ordinance effective Feb 23 2026 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will vote on a range of items, including financial reports, travel authorizations, and several interlocal agreements. It will consider the installation of traffic control devices at 151st Street and Kelsey Avenue and appoint Dr. Ron Cook as the County Health Authority. The Court will also approve the sale of surplus property, adopt a new compensation philosophy and policy for county employees, and authorize a paving contract for Woodrow Road Phase II. Additional agenda items cover grant applications, election staffing, and early voting locations for the March 3, 2026 primary.

• Approve installation of traffic control devices at 151st St & Kelsey Ave in Buena Vista Estates
• Appoint Dr. Ron Cook as Lubbock County Health Authority
• Approve sale of surplus or salvage property via online auction
• Adopt Lubbock County Compensation Philosophy and Compensation Policy effective Feb 9, 2026
• Authorize contract with West Texas Paving, Inc. for Woodrow Road Phase II

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the sale of surplus county property through an online auction and transferred several items to UMC and Texas Tech Health Science Center. It also authorized payment of $3,552,127.06 from the general accounts, approved multiple grant applications for first‑responder mental health, juvenile diversion, adult drug court and DWI court, and appointed election officials for the March 3, 2026 primary. All actions were taken by unanimous vote.

• Approved amendment to transfer specific surplus items to UMC and Texas Tech Health Science Center (unanimous)
• Approved sale of surplus property via online auction per Local Government Code (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of $3,552,127.06 from General Accounts (Pooled Cash) (unanimous)
• Approved submission of Healing the Shield first‑responder mental wellness grant (FY 2027) (unanimous)
• Approved grant application to Governor for juvenile diversion mediation services (FY 2027) (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting FY 2027 Adult Drug Court CJD Grant application (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting FY 2027 DWI Court CJD Grant application (unanimous)
• Appointed Roxzine Stinson as Joint Elections Officer for the March 3, 2026 primary (unanimous)

Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

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Commissioners Court Regular Meeting

The Lubbock County Commissioners Court will consider approving minutes, budget transfers, and claims payments. The court will also discuss funding for the 2025 Lubbock Arts Festival and approve the sale of surplus property to Crosby County.

• Authorize payment of claims: General Accounts (Pooled Cash)
• Accept IRS Mileage Rate of 72.5 cents per mile for 2026
• Award ITB 261201 Landscape Services for the Medical Examiner’s office
• Ratify approval of New Deal Volunteer Fire Department loan of $577,386.00
• Approve sale of Lubbock County’s surplus property to Crosby County

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved multiple financial actions, including a $7,348 budget transfer, a $5,200 budget amendment, a $3,023,202.84 payment of claims, and adoption of the 2026 IRS mileage rate of 72.5 cents per mile. It also approved $20,000 funding for the 2026 Lubbock Arts Festival, authorized the sale of surplus property, awarded a landscape services contract, and ratified a $577,386 loan for a new fire truck for the New Deal Volunteer Fire Department. Additionally, the court approved plats for Jordan Park and Woodrow Road, reclassified a grounds‑maintenance position, and adopted a resolution supporting the Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project.

• Approved minutes from Jan 12 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved budget transfer of $7,348 and amendment of $5,200 (unanimous)
• Authorized payment of claims $3,023,202.84 (unanimous)
• Approved $20,000 funding for 2026 Lubbock Arts Festival (unanimous)
• Approved sale of surplus property via online auction (unanimous)
• Awarded ITB 261201 landscape services to Erly's Janitorial Services (unanimous)
• Ratified $577,386 loan for New Deal Volunteer Fire Department fire truck (unanimous)
• Approved resolution supporting Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project (unanimous)