Travis County public meetings in 2022

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on consent items, public hearings, and multiple resolutions. Key items include updates on COVID-19 response and outdoor burning restrictions, approval of appointments to emergency services district boards, and several subdivision plat approvals and cancellations. The court will also consider a contract modification for the Forensic Review Project and a donation of a police service dog.

• Consider and take action on outdoor burning in unincorporated areas and county response to natural disasters
• Approve reappointments to boards of Emergency Services Districts 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, and 16
• Approve Modification No. 8 to Contract No. 4400003950 with Capital Area Private Defender Service for $1,231,184.05
• Consider approval of Lagos Austin Section 2 Preliminary Plan (661 single-family lots, 275.72 acres)
• Ratify acceptance of a $10,000 Police Service Dog donation from Greater Austin Crime Commission

The Court approved the 2023 meeting calendar and a series of appointments to Emergency Services District boards. A 12-month extension for the City of Austin and Travis County Animal Services agreement was approved. Several land-use and contract items were passed via consent motions.

• Approved 2023 Commissioners Court Calendar (Unanimous)
• Approved appointments/reappointments for ESDs 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, and 16 (3-0)
• Approved 12-month extension for Animal Services contract #4400001725 (3-1)
• Approved cancellation of Resubdivision of Lot 26 of Thurman Bend Estates (Unanimous)
• Approved proclamation honoring Shudde Fath (Unanimous)
• Approved $1.2M modification for Forensic Review Project with CAPDS (Unanimous)
• Approved donation of $10,000 Police Service Dog to Sheriff's Office (Unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Renita Strange-Sanders to Dispute Resolution Board (Unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider using $20.4 million in federal COVID relief funds for an interlocal agreement with the City of Austin, and vote on $50,000 for community engagement in a new Food System Planning task force. The court will also decide on renewing mental health service contracts with Integral Care and ratifying $1 million in behavioral health contracts with YWCA and LifeWorks Austin. Other items include a resolution on regional public safety radio interoperability and a possible eminent domain action for the Ross Road South Project.

• Recommendation to use $20,400,555 in ARPA Track 3 funds for an interlocal agreement with the City of Austin
• Approve $50,000 from ARPA funds for Food System Planning community engagement services
• Ratify two $500,000 contracts for Community Based Behavioral Health Services with YWCA and LifeWorks Austin
• Adopt resolution authorizing eminent domain for 0.2946-acre parcel on Ross Road for the Ross Road South Project
• Approve resolution recognizing regional partners in the Greater Austin-Travis County Regional Radio System (GATRRS)

The Court approved several funding allocations from the Local Fiscal Recovery Fund, including a $20.4M agreement with the City of Austin. Other key actions included awarding behavioral health contracts and authorizing eminent domain for the Ross Road South Project.

• Approved $20,400,555 interlocal agreement with the City of Austin (Unanimous)
• Approved $500,000 behavioral health contract to YWCA Greater Austin (Unanimous)
• Approved $500,000 behavioral health contract to Life Works Austin (Unanimous)
• Authorized eminent domain for ±0.2946 acre at 12021 Foley Dr. for Ross Road South Project (Unanimous)
• Denied floodplain management variance for residence at 16110 Chateau Avenue (Unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 for Food System Planning community engagement services (Unanimous)
• Approved Phase II of Adaptive Workplace project plan with Deloitte Consulting, LLP (Unanimous)
• Appointed Judge Andy Brown to the CAPCOG General Assembly (Unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will consider a resolution affirming support for the LGBTQIA+ community and the federal Respect for Marriage Act. They will also receive a briefing on the potential sale of Rosemont at Oak Valley Apartments and preserving affordable housing units.

• Resolution affirming support for LGBTQIA+ rights and the Respect for Marriage Act
• Briefing on potential sale of Rosemont at Oak Valley Apartments and affordability preservation

The Commissioners Court conducted a work session on December 8, 2022. No formal actions were taken on the agenda items, which included a briefing on the potential sale of Rosemont at Oak Valley Apartments.

• Resolution affirming support for LGBTQIA+ rights and Respect for Marriage Act: No action necessary
• Briefing on potential sale of Rosemont at Oak Valley Apartments: Discussed

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The Commissioners Court will consider authorizing the abandonment of Watercliffe Drive and a portion of Ivean Pearson Road to convert them from public to private streets in Precinct Three. A public hearing will be held to receive comments before the vote. The Court will also consider a resolution of no objection for the Crystal Bend Apartments development in Pflugerville.

• Public hearing on abandoning Watercliffe Drive and Ivean Pearson Road to convert public streets to private streets (Precinct Three)
• Resolution of no objection for Crystal Bend Apartments at 2313 and 2404 Crystal Bend Dr, Pflugerville
• Acceptance of $10,000 donation from Greater Austin Crime Commission for a Sheriff's Office police service dog
• Approval of $35,000 contract with Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable for justice planning services
• Briefing on winter weather preparedness and approval of breakfast service for a joint winter weather exercise

The Commissioners Court approved the conversion of specific public streets to private in Precinct Three. The court also approved budget amendments and several real estate acquisitions for infrastructure improvements. A resolution regarding Crystal Bend Apartments was tabled until December 13, 2022.

• Approved conversion of Watercliffe Drive and part of Ivean Pearson Road to private streets (Unanimous)
• Approved budget amendments, transfers, and discussion items (3-0)
• Approved purchase of Parcel #1 and Parcel #3 for County Line Road @ Elm Creek 2018 CO Project (Unanimous)
• Approved second amendment to the Concordia Conservation Easement (Unanimous)
• Authorized County Attorney’s Office to provide pre-suit notice of claims to FM Global (Unanimous)
• Approved joining as a signatory to an amicus brief in Glacier Northwest v. Int'l B'hood of Teamsters (Unanimous)
• Tabled resolution of no objection for Crystal Bend Apartments
• Approved $35,000 contract with Austin/Travis County Reentry Roundtable (Unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing and consider action on proposed fee increases and new fees for development review. The Court will also consider vacating drainage easements, approving plats, and multiple contracts including a $241K change order for roofing and a $175K overdose prevention contract.

• Public hearing and action on proposed fee increases and new fees for development review
• Approve Change Order No. 3 with QA Roofing, Inc. for $241,097.80 for Exposition Arena Insulation Phase 1
• Approve $175,000 contract with Communities for Recovery for Overdose Prevention Services
• Consider reappointment of James Valdez to Travis Central Appraisal District Board of Directors
• Consider license agreements for five early voting and Election Day polling sites for Dec. 13 runoff

The Court reappointed members to the Travis Central Appraisal District and CTRMA boards and appointed Ann Kitchen to the Central Health Board of Managers. It also approved a $175,000 contract for overdose prevention services and various land-use and drainage easement requests.

• Reappointed James Valadez to Travis Central Appraisal District Board (Unanimous)
• Reappointed Nikelle Mead to Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority Board (Unanimous)
• Appointed Ann Kitchen to Central Health Board of Managers (Unanimous)
• Approved $175,000 contract with Communities for Recovery for Peer Recovery Coaches (Unanimous)
• Approved $241,097.80 change order for Exposition Arena Insulation Phase 1 (Unanimous)
• Approved vacation of drainage easements at Best Technologies Center and Easton Park (Unanimous)
• Approved Revised Plat of Lot 29, McShepherd-Brushy Creek Acreage Unit Subdivision (Unanimous)
• Directed staff to bring back a phased implementation plan for development review fee increases (Unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will meet in a special voting session to canvass the November 8, 2022 General Election returns and declare official results. Commissioners will also receive an update on early voting and Election Day polling locations for the December 13 runoff election and may take action on both items.

• Canvass election returns and declare results for the Nov. 8, 2022 General Election
• Receive update and take action on polling sites for the Dec. 13, 2022 runoff election

The Court canvassed and declared the results for the November 8, 2022 General Election. Additionally, the Court voted to partner with the Travis County Clerk's Office to increase polling site access at college campuses.

• Approved partnership with Travis County Clerk's Office to include more college campuses as polling sites (Unanimous)
• Approved order canvassing and declaring results for the November 8, 2022 General Election (Unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on accepting a $30,000 donation from Susan and Michael Dell for STAR Flight operations, approve a $527,743 change order for Arkansas Bend Park Phase II construction, and award a $751,692 contract for Crystal Bend Drainage Improvements. The court will also consider updates on COVID-19 response, food access investments, and rental assistance program changes.

• Accept $30,000 donation from Susan and Michael Dell for STAR Flight operational needs
• Approve $527,743 change order for Arkansas Bend Park Phase II construction
• Award $751,692 contract for Crystal Bend Drainage Improvements to Cox Commercial Construction
• Consider Premier Logistics Park Final Plat for 7 industrial lots on 148.27 acres
• Set public hearing on proposed fee increases for development review

The Commissioners Court approved updates to Chapter 272 of the County code regarding rental assistance and authorized several infrastructure projects. The court also approved the FY 22 HUB utilization report and a 2021 Disparity Study implementation timeline.

• Approved updates to County code Chapter 272 regarding Travis County Rental Assistance (3-0)
• Approved FY 22 HUB utilization report and 2021 Disparity Study implementation timeline (Unanimous)
• Approved vacating a public utility easement at Hilltop Manor in Precinct Three (Unanimous)
• Approved $527,743.58 change order for Arkansas Bend Park Phase II (Unanimous)
• Approved $751,692.94 contract for Crystal Bend Drainage Improvements (Unanimous)
• Approved $386,215.65 contract for New Life Culvert Replacement (Unanimous)
• Approved $126,408.10 contract for CDBG-DR Home Buyer Assistance Program (Unanimous)
• Accepted $30,000 donation from Susan and Michael Dell for STAR Flight (Unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will consider and take action on an appointment to the Central Health Board of Managers, including approving interview questions and conducting interviews of selected finalists. They will also receive an update on Travis County investments in Integral Care, the local mental health and intellectual/developmental disability authority.

• Appointment to the Central Health Board of Managers: approve interview questions and conduct interviews of finalists
• Update on Travis County investments in Integral Care (Local Mental Health Authority and Local Intellectual Developmental Disability Authority)

The Court approved a set of interview questions for candidates seeking appointment to the Central Health Board of Managers. Members also received an update regarding county investments in Integral Care.

• Approved interview questions for Central Health Board of Managers appointment

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The Commissioners Court will consider various contracts, including food access services and a master flood plan. The agenda also includes discussions on emergency services, public health updates, and several land use requests.

• Food Access Services contract awards totaling over $2.5 million
• Halff Associates, Inc. contract for Travis County Master Flood Plan for $2,364,992.00
• Whisper Valley Village 1, Phase 4 Final Plat for 116 lots on 32.60 acres
• Proclamation recognizing November 10 as 'Adoption Day' and November 11 as 'Veteran's Day'
• Public hearing regarding the vacation of a drainage easement in Best Technologies Center subdivision

The Commissioners Court approved a $2,364,992.00 contract for the Travis County Master Flood Plan and multiple food access service contracts. The court also approved the Annual Written Plan for records management and archival funds. Additionally, the County Judge announced that the prohibition against outdoor burning has been lifted.

• Approved $2,364,992.00 contract for Travis County Master Flood Plan to Halff Associates, Inc. (Unanimous)
• Approved food access contracts totaling $3,138,650.00 for seven providers (Unanimous)
• Approved Annual Written Plan for Records Management Preservation and County Clerk’s Records Archival Funds (Unanimous)
• Approved $50,000.00 contract modification for Medical Examiner’s Office evaluation consulting (Unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for 'Adoption Day' and 'Veteran's Day' (Unanimous)
• Approved delegation of signing authority to County Judge for remote commissioners (Unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims and investment of County funds (Unanimous)
• Lifted prohibition against outdoor burning in unincorporated Travis County

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The Commissioners Court will hold a work session with a single agenda item: a briefing on the Travis County Strategic Planning project. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Receive briefing on Travis County Strategic Planning project

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The Commissioners Court will consider a resolution directing county stakeholders to identify and implement gun violence reduction strategies. Other major items include updates on COVID-19 response, overdose prevention measures, and budget amendments for federal recovery funds. The court will also act on several development agreements and plats, including a 251-lot subdivision in Precinct Four.

• Approve 'Safer Travis County Resolution' for gun violence reduction programming
• Modification No. 3 to Contract No. 4400005303 with SE3, LLC for $500,000 for permit application review
• Construction Agreement with Valor Texas Education Foundation for traffic mitigation at Valor North Development in Precinct One
• Turners Crossing South Phase One final plat: 251 single-family lots, one multi-family lot, one commercial lot on 128.768 acres in Precinct Four
• Consider development of a proposal for a Trauma Recovery Center in Travis County

The Commissioners Court approved a resolution to implement gun violence reduction strategies and a proposal for a Trauma Recovery Center. The Court also directed staff to review increasing affordable housing percentages for public improvement districts and returned $550,000 to unallocated LRF funds.

• Approved 'Safer Travis County Resolution' for gun violence reduction (Unanimous)
• Approved proposal for a Trauma Recovery Center (Unanimous)
• Approved returning $550,000.00 to unallocated LRF funds (Unanimous)
• Directed staff to review increasing affordable home requirements to 25% for ownership and 5% for rental (Unanimous)
• Approved $500,000 modification to SE3, LLC contract for permit application review (Unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims and investment of County funds (Unanimous)
• Approved construction agreements for Valor North Development and Manor Minimax project (Unanimous)
• Approved Final Plat for Turners Crossing South Phase One (Unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will receive updates on two items: the HHS Social Service Investment System and Performance Measurement, and Food System Planning with proposed Travis County participation. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a work session for discussion only.

• Update on HHS Social Service Investment System and Performance Measurement
• Update on Food System Planning and proposed Travis County participation (co-presented by HHS, TNR, PBO-EDSI, and OEM)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider and take action on a mass gathering permit for Seismic Dance Event 5.0, scheduled for November 11-13, 2022, at 8509 Burleson Rd, Austin. The court will also receive public comments on vacating a utility easement in Apache Shores and on naming the Probate Courts building. Other items include approving contracts, budget amendments, and proclamations for Prescription Drug Take Back Day and National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week.

• Mass Gathering Permit for Seismic Dance Event 5.0, Nov 11-13, 2022, at 8509 Burleson Rd, Austin
• Contract award for compensation consultant services, $360,000, to The Segal Company (Western States), Inc.
• Contract award for Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update, $133,000, with H2O Partners, Inc.
• Modification No. 7 to Contract No. 4400001067 with Mentis Technology, Inc. for Courtroom Docket Management System, $19,600
• Consideration of naming the Travis County Probate Courts building at 200 West 8th Street, Austin

The Commissioners Court approved a temporary ban on outdoor burning and adopted the legislative agenda for the 88th Texas Legislature. The court also approved several contracts for compensation consulting, hazard mitigation, and broadband analysis.

• Prohibited outdoor burning in unincorporated areas through Nov 23, 2022 (Unanimous)
• Adopted the Travis County Legislative Agenda for the 88th Texas Legislature (Unanimous)
• Approved $360,000 contract with The Segal Company (Western States), Inc. for compensation consultant services (Unanimous)
• Approved 'Hire Local' community plan for workforce development (Unanimous)
• Approved $133,000 contract with H2O Partners, Inc. for Multi-Jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan Update (Unanimous)
• Approved $19,600 modification to Mentis Technology, Inc. contract for Courtroom Docket Management System (Unanimous)
• Sent names Guy Herman, Ada Collins Anderson, and Naquan Carter to the Historical Commission for Probate Courts building naming (Unanimous)
• Approved vacating a public utility easement at Apache Shores Section 2 (Unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on approving tax-exempt bond financing for five apartment projects: Airport Gateway, Easton Park, Hog Eye, Kensington, and Northwind Apartments. The court will also consider a 2023 bond election for land acquisition and capital improvements, and a temporary detour and traffic restriction on McAngus Road for construction from October 26 to November 23, 2022. Several consent items and routine reports are also on the agenda.

• Approve tax-exempt bond financing for Airport Gateway, Easton Park, Hog Eye, Kensington, and Northwind Apartments
• Consider a 2023 Bond Election for land acquisition and capital improvement projects
• Temporary detour and restriction of all traffic on McAngus Road for construction (Oct 26–Nov 23, 2022)
• Approve Modification No. 4 to Contract 4400002425 with Klotz Associates for $406,738.43 for Onion Creek Greenway Phase II Project
• Approve Modification No. 1 to Contract 4400005990 with McGriff Insurance Services for $434,026.00 for excess workers' compensation insurance

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will hold a special voting session to consider appointments to the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation and Housing Authority of Travis County, including approving interview questions and conducting interviews of finalists. The court will also consider appointments to the Austin/Travis County Public Health Commission Board of Directors.

• Approve interview questions and conduct interviews for Strategic Housing Finance Corporation and Housing Authority of Travis County board appointments
• Consider appointments to the Austin/Travis County Public Health Commission Board of Directors

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The Commissioners Court is meeting to decide on election logistics, approve infrastructure contracts, and handle board appointments. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a mass gathering permit for a music event.

• Public hearing for Lucktoberfest Mass Gathering Permit at 1100 Bee Creek Road
• Contract for Hodde Lane Roadway Realignment with LJA Engineering, Inc. for $490,588.25
• Modification to FM 1626 Improvements contract with RPS Infrastructure, Inc. for $95,410.00
• Appointments to Travis Central Appraisal District, Housing Authority of Travis County, and Strategic Housing Finance Corporation boards
• Discussion of November 2022 election locations, mega sites, and voting hours

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The Commissioners Court will address various county matters including COVID-19 response updates, emergency services agreements, and budget amendments. The agenda includes several contract approvals for facilities management, healthcare support, and transportation projects.

• Ratification of $979,167.00 contract award to United Way for Greater Austin for Childcare System Support Services
• Modification of $16,000.00 contract with StructuresPE, LLP for Granger Parking Garage assessment
• Modification of $13,340.00 contract with Terracion Consultants Inc. for Medical Examiner’s Office evaluation
• Resolution for eminent domain to acquire land at 11094 Fitzhugh Rd. for the Fitzhugh Road Shoulder Widening Project
• Amendment to the Interlocal Agreement with the City of Austin for the Austin to Manor Trail, Phase II Project

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The Commissioners Court will consider approving the FY 2023 budget and hold a public hearing on the proposed budget. The body will also vote on various social service contract renewals and several high-value purchasing awards.

• Approval of the FY 2023 Travis County Budget
• Contract award of $5,122,303.35 to CoreSphere, LLC for Enterprise Client Management System
• Contract award of $1,098,865.00 to Piatra Inc. for New Tax Office Exterior Brick Replacement
• Public hearing for a Mass Gathering Permit for Texas National BMX Race at 5001 Killingsworth Lane
• Contract award of $80,000.00 to Texhahn Media, Inc. for voter education marketing

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The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session via video conference and telephone. The single agenda item involves receiving a briefing regarding strategies for reducing gun violence in the county.

• Briefing on gun violence reduction strategies

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The Commissioners Court will consider setting the total county ad valorem tax rates for 2022 and review FY 2023 budget rules and issues. The body will also address emergency services, public health, and various interlocal agreements with the City of Austin.

• Setting of total Maintenance and Operations, Debt Service, and County Ad Valorem tax rates for 2022
• Modification to HDR Engineering, Inc. contract for Arroyo Doble/Twin Creeks Drainage Project for $384,718.11
• Contract modification with AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corporation to cancel fire tank purchases for $1,620,900.00
• Public hearing for Thomas Springs Road Bicycle Safety Improvements Project in Precinct Three
• Proposed Mass Gathering Permit for Texas National BMX Race at Northeast Metropolitan Park

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The Commissioners Court will meet to discuss the FY 2023 County Budget and tax rates. The agenda includes several contract awards for park maintenance, workforce development, and trail planning.

• Red Line Parkway Initiative contract award: $100,000.00
• QA Construction Services, Inc. hydrant pump contract: $265,000.00
• American Youthworks workforce development contract: $245,000.00
• United Way for Greater Austin contract award: $43,750.00
• Hunters Bend Road temporary traffic detour and restriction starting October 15, 2022

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The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to review the proposed budget and tax rate for the Travis County Healthcare District. The court will also receive a briefing on the National Integrated Ballistic Information Network program.

• Discussion of Travis County Healthcare District (Central Health) FY 2023 proposed budget and tax rate
• Briefing from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) regarding the NIBIN program

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The Commissioners Court will meet for a special voting session to consider the FY 2023 Budget Mark-Up. This item is the sole subject of the agenda.

• FY 2023 Budget Mark-Up

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The Commissioners Court will consider various budget amendments, contract awards, and personnel actions. The agenda includes discussions on COVID-19 response, election services, and infrastructure improvements.

• Forest Bluff ROW Improvements contract award: $899,615.00
• Southeast Metropolitan Park All Abilities Playground construction: $1,628,160.00
• Election Night Reporting Results and Voter Information Portal: $175,990.00
• Pearce Lane Widening and Pearce Lane at Kellman Road Improvements modification: $121,784.30
• Cranford Medical Imaging X-Ray equipment maintenance modification: $845.00

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The Commissioners Court will discuss election logistics, including polling sites and judge appointments for the November 8 General and Special Elections. The body is also reviewing public health responses to COVID-19 and Monkeypox, as well as various county contracts and budget amendments.

• Designation of early voting and Election Day polling places for November 8, 2022
• Contract award for Countywide Furniture to Ergogenesis Workplace Solutions, Indoff Incorporated, Afma, Inc, and Facilities Resources, Inc
• 12-month contract extension for Contract No. 19-138-000-B478 with the Texas General Land Office
• Triparty Agreement for performance bond obligations for the Arkansas Bend Park Phase II project
• New contract with the Texas Judiciary for ARPA Funding to address COVID-19 court backlogs

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The Commissioners Court is conducting a budget hearing regarding the development of the FY 2023 Preliminary Budget. Discussions include topics related to the County Clerk, Transportation and Natural Resources, Capital, and Compensation.

• FY 2023 Preliminary Budget discussions
• County Clerk budget issues
• Transportation and Natural Resources budget issues
• Capital budget issues
• Compensation budget issues

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The Commissioners Court is conducting a budget hearing regarding the development of the FY 2023 Travis County Preliminary Budget. The discussion includes several county departments such as Emergency Services and the District Attorney.

• Community Supervision and Corrections Department budget discussion
• General Administration budget discussion
• Emergency Services budget discussion
• District Attorney budget discussion
• Criminal Courts and Criminal Courts Legally Mandated Fees discussion

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The Commissioners Court is conducting a budget hearing regarding the FY 2023 Travis County Preliminary Budget. The meeting includes receiving public comments and discussing budget issues related to several departments.

• Receive comments regarding FY 2023 Travis County Preliminary Budget
• Discussion of Health and Human Services budget issues
• Discussion of Constable, Precinct Three budget issues
• Discussion of Constable, Precinct Four budget issues
• Discussion of Traffic Enforcement, Constable Precincts 1-5 budget issues

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The Commissioners Court will discuss amending the County Code to include LGBTQIA+ protections and manage several subdivision plats. The body is also reviewing funding and boundary changes for the Turner’s Crossing Public Improvement District.

• Proposed amendment to Travis County Code to add sexual orientation and gender identity to protected classes
• Contract modification of $42,160.00 with Huitt-Zollars, Inc. for Spicewood Springs Road bridge design
• Public hearing for Total Plat Vacation of Linda Vista Subdivision (28.89 acres) on FM 973
• Resolutions for Turner’s Crossing Public Improvement District including boundary amendments and bond issuance
• Approval of 7 license agreements for November 8, 2022, election polling sites

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The Commissioners Court will discuss various county matters including emergency services, public health updates, and budget amendments. The agenda includes several contract modifications, land use requests, and a resolution regarding reproductive healthcare.

• Resolution affirming the County’s commitment to protecting reproductive healthcare decisions
• Ratification of $69,999.00 purchase order for STAR Flight helicopter fuel
• Modification to University of Texas at Austin contract for $48,795.00 regarding internet services
• Resolution authorizing eminent domain for the Fitzhugh Road Shoulder Widening Project
• Public hearing request regarding a raw water pipeline at Northeast Metropolitan Park

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The Commissioners Court is meeting to vote on infrastructure contracts, budget amendments, and the 2022 proposed tax rate. The body will also discuss COVID-19 recovery and various land development plats.

• Contract award for Blake Manor Road Widening to Chasco Constructors, LTD. for $14,744,499.00
• Contract award for Hamilton Pool Restroom Pump House, Tankage, and Water Distribution to Piatra Inc. for $433,397.50
• Approval of the text for the Notice of 2022 tax year proposed tax rate
• Preliminary Plan for Stoney Ridge Highlands at 7527 Elroy Road (588 total lots)
• Performance audit of Central Health

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The Commissioners Court will hold a special voting session regarding the Austin-Travis County Sobering Center Board of Directors. The court is scheduled to approve interview questions and conduct interviews for selected finalists.

• Interview of selected finalists for the Austin-Travis County Sobering Center Board of Directors
• Approval of a set of interview questions for board candidates

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The Court will consider various budget amendments, pandemic response updates, and emergency service actions. Items include personnel recruitment for the Medical Examiner's office and potential infrastructure or land discussions.

• Public hearing regarding traffic detour on Crystal Bend Drive from August 3 to December 31, 2022
• Reimbursement of up to $6,000 for Chief Autopsy Tech and ME Deputy Medical Examiner candidate travel
• Payment of up to $10,000 in moving expenses for a selected ME Deputy Medical Examiner candidate
• Acceptance of a Voyager ROV System donation valued at approximately $14,000 for the Sheriff's Office
• Modification to contract with Falcon Insurance Agency, Inc. for $785,286.00 for aviation insurance

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The Commissioners Court will discuss various county operations including emergency services, public health updates, and budget amendments. The agenda includes several contract modifications, personnel actions, and infrastructure projects.

• Resolution requesting LCRA to update its Water Management Plan for the Highland Lakes
• Interlocal agreement for medical direction between Bastrop/Travis County Emergency Services District 1 and Travis County
• Modification of intergovernmental agreement with U.S. Department of Justice United States Marshals Service regarding inmate housing
• Contract modification for Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. in the amount of $182,886.38
• Advanced Funding Agreement and resolution for the South Pleasant Valley Road Project

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The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive a briefing regarding the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation.

• Briefing regarding the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation

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The Commissioners Court will consider various items including public hearings, budget amendments, and development requests. Discussion topics include emergency services, COVID-19 response updates, and several land use and platting matters.

• Helicopter repairs for STAR Flight: $58,847.01
• Gregg Lane at Wilbarger Creek Drainage Improvement Project contract decrease: $92,151.10
• Wyldwood Road Drainage Improvements Project design modification: $8,644.00
• WildHorse Ranch Public Improvement District financing and agreement resolutions
• The Travis Club preliminary plan involving 1,047.51 acres in Precinct Three

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The Commissioners Court will discuss property tax rate considerations for Tax Year 2022 and the FY 2023 budget. The body is also deciding on several high-value contracts for emergency services and infrastructure.

• Contract award of $805,750.00 to EMR Elevator Inc. for Travis County Jail Elevator Upgrade
• Modification of $900,000.00 with Ascension Seton for vaccination services coordination
• Proposed reduction of speed limits on Braker Lane between FM973 and Taylor Lane
• Exemption of $180,000.00 purchase of HUMS Connectivity Package for STAR Flight helicopters from competitive procurement
• Conditional approval of Gregg Manor Subdivision Preliminary Plan for 1,151 total lots

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The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive a briefing on the Travis County Strategic Planning project.

• Briefing on Travis County Strategic Planning project

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The Commissioners Court is meeting to discuss community development block grants and COVID-19 recovery projects. The body will also consider traffic mitigation for the Shelby Ranch Residential Development and the use of eminent domain for a bike lane project.

• Budget amendment of $415,000 for the Texas Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (TEMAP)
• Traffic Mitigation Agreement for the Shelby Ranch Residential Development in Precinct Three
• Resolution to use Eminent Domain for the Old San Antonio Road Bike Lane Project
• Partial plat vacation of Entrada Phase 4 Lots 25-33 Block K (1.206 acres)
• Exemption from platting requirements for the Pflugerville RV Park in Precinct One

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The Commissioners Court will consider several high-value contract modifications and public hearings regarding land use and street naming. The body is also deciding on emergency services regulations and budget amendments.

• Contract modification of $3,000,000.00 to Ascension Seton for vaccination services
• Contract modification of $500,000.00 to SE3, LLC for permit application reviews
• Proposed renaming of Colton Road to Daniel Alexander Way in Precinct Four
• Resolution requesting Governor Abbott call a special session to address gun violence
• Approval of tax-exempt bond financing for Meadow Apartments

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The Commissioners Court is reviewing several land development plats and preliminary plans for residential and commercial use. The body is also deciding on funding for domestic violence services and construction change orders for a sports complex.

• Change Order No. 3 for Bee Creek Sports Complex construction with Flintco, LLC for $616,167.32
• Contract with Asian Family Support Services of Austin for $200,000.00
• Public hearing and action on Mason Subdivision Revised Plat on Hamilton Pool Road
• Preliminary Plan for Slaughter Lane (275 total lots on 90.349 acres)
• Preliminary Plan for Elm Creek Northwest Subdivision (610 single-family lots on 175.81 acres)

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The Commissioners Court is holding a work session to discuss capital planning. The discussion focuses on funding options, upcoming major projects, and planning for the next Bond Election.

• Briefing on funding options available to Commissioners Court
• Discussion of major upcoming projects
• Planning for the next Bond Election

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The Commissioners Court is reviewing multiple contract awards for county services, including security upgrades and construction. The agenda also includes discussions on COVID-19 recovery, community surveys, and potential public health crisis declarations regarding drug overdoses.

• Mass Gathering Permit for Copa Univision at 15500 Sun Light Near Way
• Contract award for Travis County Control Panel Upgrade: $2,625,300.00
• Contract award for BCP Visitor Center Building Remodel and Landscape Design: $1,899,899.59
• Contract award for Hog Eye Road at Lockwood Watershed: $1,984,695.00
• Contract award for East Metro Park Group Building engineering services: $491,739.00

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court is conducting an employee hearing via video conference and telephone. The purpose of the meeting is to receive comments from county employees regarding their compensation and benefits.

• Employee comments regarding compensation and benefits

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider various items including COVID-19 response updates, budget amendments, and several contract modifications. The agenda also includes setting public hearings for mass gathering permits and discussing a potential public health crisis regarding drug overdoses.

• Change Order No. 2 to Flintco, LLC for $1,442,438.01 for Bee Creek Sports Complex construction
• Mass Gathering Permit public hearing for Copa Univision at 15500 Sun Light Near Way
• Mass Gathering Permit public hearing for Mayan Warrior at 8509 Burleson Rd
• Contract modification to Austin Travis County Integral Care for $15,635.88 for Psychiatric Services
• Contract modification to Austin Travis County Integral Care for $55,761.20 for Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner Services

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive a briefing on supportive housing projects. These initiatives include those funded or earmarked by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) through State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds, such as Travis County Housing Collaborative projects.

• Briefing on supportive housing initiatives and ARPA-funded projects
• Travis County Housing Collaborative projects

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting to discuss real property acquisitions from the City of Austin for public safety and road projects. The body will also address COVID-19 recovery funds, employee health benefits, and several subdivision construction agreements.

• Proposed purchase of 0.4380 and 0.5177 acre tracts on Spicewood Springs Road and easements in Wunneburger Park
• Exemption and payment of $400,129.00 to AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corporation for STAR Flight helicopter repair
• Contract award of $50,000.00 to Addiction and Psychotherapy Services
• Modification of $97,057.96 to Stantec Consulting Services, Inc. for Bee Creek Sports Complex design
• Subdivision construction agreements for Jennings Place, West Cypress Hills Phase 2, and Entrada Phase 1

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting to vote on various service contracts, public health agreements, and polling locations for the May 24 Joint Primary Runoff Election. The body will also discuss employee parental leave and jail population trends.

• Contract award of $1,800,000.00 to Chisos Star, LLC (dba The Cook’s Nook) for Prepared Meals Services
• Modification of $85,156.06 for Hamilton Pool Road Phase II Safety Improvements with Binkley & Barfield, Inc.
• Change Order of -$1,147,629.00 for the Energy Savings Performance Contract with Schneider Electric Buildings Americas, Inc.
• Public hearing for a replat of Mountaintop Acres on Teck Circle at Debba Drive
• Exemption and purchase of $72,573.60 for Executive Office Building Concrete Sun Shade Repairs from Stronghold Concrete, Inc.

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider various items including COVID-19 response updates, budget transfers, and several subdivision plat approvals. The session also includes discussions on emergency services, interlocal agreements, and jail personnel salary increases.

• Increase salaries by $10,000 for certain Travis County Jail medical personnel
• Modification No. 4 to Contract No. 4400004305 with Doucet & Associates, Inc. for $35,000.00
• Approval of the West Bella Fortuna Phase 3 Final Plat and construction agreement
• Approval of the Howard Lane Phase 1 and Phase 2 Final Plats and construction agreements
• Public hearings regarding utility easement vacations in Apache Shores

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider various items including election polling site agreements, contract modifications, and traffic mitigation for the Prasala subdivision. The session also includes discussions on COVID-19 response, emergency services, and budget amendments.

• Contract award for Exposition Arena Ceiling Insulation Phase 1: $83,105.00 to QA Roofing Inc.
• Modification to contract with Sedgwick Claims Management Services, Inc.: $519,745.00
• Traffic Mitigation Agreements for the Prasala subdivision project in Precinct One
• License agreements for May 2022 election polling sites including Shops at Arbor Walk
• Exemption from platting requirements for River Road Condominiums in Precinct Three

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive operational updates and reports. The body will hear briefings from the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority and three county offices.

• Briefing on CTRMA 2021 Annual Report, financial planning, and the MoPac South Environmental Study
• Operational status briefing from the Office of Child Representation
• Operational status briefing from the Office of Parental Representation
• Operational status briefing from the Travis County Law Library

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several infrastructure contracts, subdivision plats, and mass gathering permits for music events. The body will also discuss COVID-19 recovery, budget amendments, and the 2017-2022 Bond Program status.

• Contract award of $1,285,260.90 to Myers Concrete Construction, LP for Austin’s Colony Right-of-Way Improvements
• Mass Gathering Permits for Bruce Robison (May 1) and Modest Mouse (April 29) events at 1100 Bee Creek Road
• Modification of $722,800.00 to Election Systems and Software, LLC for Voting System and Services
• Change Order of $118,529.58 to Trimbuilt Construction, Inc. for New Tax Office Renovation
• Final Plat approvals for Estancia West and Entrada Phase 5 subdivisions

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting to discuss budget amendments and the issuance of road, permanent improvement, and refunding bonds. The body will also address emergency services, COVID-19 recovery, and election services for May 7, 2022.

• Proposed bond sales: $5 million for Unlimited Tax Road Bonds, $7.225 million for Permanent Improvement Bonds, and $50 million for Limited Tax Refunding Bonds
• Contract No. 4400006287 with Capital Area Private Defender Service for $294,772.00
• Public hearings set for April 12 regarding Mass Gathering Permits for music events at 1100 Bee Creek Road
• Request by City of Austin to annex a portion of Old Lockhart Hwy in Precinct Four
• Variance request on Braker Lane in the Whisper Valley Subdivision regarding intersection sight distance

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss updating COVID-19 policies to align with CDC guidelines and ratify an EMS agreement with the City of Austin. The body is also deciding on several land plat vacations and subdivision approvals in Precinct Three.

• Contract modification with Ascension Seton for $900,000 for vaccination services
• Purchase of Hamilton T1 Medical Ventilators for STAR Flight for $131,237.91
• Mass Gathering Permit for Giga Texas Event on April 7, 2022
• Total Plat Vacation of the Larry Jameson Subdivision (7.66 acres) in Precinct Three
• Contract modification with Central Texas Allied Health Institute for $125,000

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court and Austin City Council are holding a special joint session. The meeting includes briefings on COVID-19 related matters provided by Judge Brown.

• Briefings on COVID-19 related matters

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive a presentation on illegal dumping costs and solutions. The court will also receive a briefing regarding various fair and affordable housing topics.

• Presentation on illegal dumping costs and solutions by Texas State University Institute for Government Innovation
• Briefing on affordable housing policy, including 5-year goals and community benefit fees
• Discussion of economic development intersection with affordable housing

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss COVID-19 recovery measures and the potential revocation of the face covering policy for County facilities. The body is also reviewing several public hearings regarding easements, mass gathering permits, and community development grants.

• Proposed $415,000 budget amendment for the Texas Emergency Mortgage Assistance Program (TEMAP)
• Mass Gathering Permit for Giga Texas Event on April 7, 2022, at 13101 Tesla Drive
• Contract modification of $260,355.00 for the Capital Area Private Defender Service Holistic Defense Program
• Temporary traffic restriction and detour on Hog Eye Road from March 30, 2022, through January 31, 2023
• Tax-exempt bond financing for Bluffs at Nelms via Travis County Housing Finance Corporation

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive operational updates from public defense offices. The court will also receive a briefing on community drug use and overdoses.

• Briefing from Public Defender's Office, Juvenile Public Defender's Office, and Mental Health Public Defender on operations and goals
• Briefing from Travis County Medical Examiner’s Office and Austin-Travis County EMS on drug use and overdoses

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss emergency services, COVID-19 recovery, and affordable housing policies. The body is also reviewing multiple subdivision plans and awarding several county contracts.

• Public hearing set for March 22 regarding a Mass Gathering Permit for Giga Texas Event at 13101 Tesla Drive
• Contract award of $124,834.73 to Miller Gray, LLC for Williamson Road Drainage Improvements
• Approval of subrecipient agreements for Austin Child Guidance Center CDBG-CV programs
• Proposed preliminary plan for Howard Lane subdivision featuring 497 single-family lots
• Public hearing set for March 22 regarding traffic restrictions on Hog Eye Road

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will review several contract modifications, budget amendments, and public health updates. Discussion items include the county's response to COVID-19 and natural disasters.

• Modification of Aguirre & Fields, LP contract for $99,872.50 for Ledgestone Terrace at Pen Creek drainage improvements
• Modification of CAP Systems, Inc. contract for $33,000.00 for case management system enhancements
• Ratification of Central Texas Food Bank, Inc. purchase order for $52,258.00 for food boxes
• Modification of CyrusOne, LLC contract for $3,750.00 for data center lease space
• Contract for legal services to investigate racial bias allegations in the amount of $50,000.00

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court and Austin City Council are holding a special joint session. The body will receive briefings on COVID-19 related matters.

• Briefings on COVID-19 related matters

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to receive briefings on two primary topics. The body will discuss housing needs and review after-action recommendations following Winter Storm Uri.

• Briefing and discussion on affordable housing, permanent supportive housing, and other housing programs
• Briefing from the County Executive of Emergency Services and Chief Emergency Management Coordinator on Winter Storm Uri recommendations

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold public hearings for three mass gathering permits and discuss FY 2023 budget guidelines. The body is also considering several procurement exemptions and road restrictions in Precinct One.

• Mass Gathering Permits for Austin Energy APA Rodeo, Luck Reunion, and Austin Crawfish Festival
• Exemption for $385,000 purchase of SGEA from Esri
• Exemption for $92,400 purchase of UNIC SPYDERCRANE mini-crawler from Smiley Lifting Solutions
• Temporary traffic restrictions on Priem Lane and Gregg Lane
• Modification 6 to the FY22 Interlocal Agreement with Integral Care for mental health services

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special voting session to address a contract for disparity study services and the appointment process for the Travis Central Appraisal District Board of Directors.

• Contract No. 4400005151 with Colette Holt and Associates (CHA) for 2021 Disparity Study services
• Approval of interview questions for Travis Central Appraisal District (TCAD) Board of Directors
• Interviews of finalists for the Travis Central Appraisal District (TCAD) Board of Directors

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will review several items including COVID-19 response measures, emergency services, and community development grants. The agenda also includes multiple contract modifications for fire protection and insurance coverage.

• COVID-19 vaccine distribution, operations, and rental/utility assistance
• Mass Gathering Permit public hearing for Austin Crawfish Festival at 9507 Sherman Road
• CDBG-DR Crystal Bend Drainage Improvement budget amendment of $6,550
• Cordillia Investments LLC traffic management services contract for $62,110.00
• Waxler Fire Protection Engineering, LLC technical plan review for $74,580.00

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court and Austin City Council are holding a special joint session. The body will receive briefings on COVID-19 related matters.

• Briefings on COVID-19 related matters

Commissioners Court

The Court will consider various items including COVID-19 response updates, employee leave extensions, and several contract approvals. Discussion topics also include speed limits near schools and upcoming road detours.

• Speed limit considerations for Bee Cave Middle School and Rough Hollow Elementary School
• Wilson Parke Roof Replacement contract award of $517,000.00 to Unity Contractor Services, Inc.
• Gunnison Turn Drainage Analysis work authorization of $57,030.00 with Miller Gray, LLC
• New Tax Office Renovation change order of $111,640.31 for Trimbuilt Construction, Inc.
• Public hearings for traffic detours on Priem Lane and Gregg Lane

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will conduct interviews for appointments to the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority Board of Directors. The session also includes an update regarding the SUD Community Planning Process.

• Interviewing selected finalists for the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority (CTRMA) Board of Directors
• Approval of interview questions for CTRMA Board appointments
• Update on the SUD Community Planning Process including equity framework and public comment period

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is deciding on several health and human services agreements, including rental assistance and diaper bank partnerships. The body will also discuss COVID-19 recovery measures and public hearing dates for the CDBG PY22 Action Plan.

• Modification No. 4 for $48,055.00 for The Bridge on Spicewood Springs Road drainage design
• Proposed public hearing on March 22, 2022, for the CDBG PY22 Action Plan
• Contract awards for nursing staff with Favorite Healthcare Staffing and SHC Services Inc.
• Proposed change in control for SOCO Dwell development at 4411 South Congress Avenue
• Approval of FY 22 Partnership Agreement with Austin Diaper Bank

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court and Austin City Council are holding a special joint session. The body will receive briefings on COVID-19 related matters.

• Briefings on COVID-19 related matters

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting to discuss the county's COVID-19 recovery and vaccine distribution. The body will also consider budget amendments, personnel actions, and several infrastructure and service contracts.

• Modification to Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc. for Cameron Road Improvement Project: $117,412.00
• Contract for Customer Flow Management Solution with Lavi Industries, Inc.: $67,920.80
• USB Fire Escape Stair Repairs from Piatra, Inc.: $79,813.49
• Modification to NFP Corporate Services (TX), LLC for Benefits Consultant Services: $45,500.00
• Public hearing set for February 1, 2022, regarding school speed limits in Precinct Three

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting to discuss COVID-19 recovery measures, including vaccine distribution and employee leave. The body will also consider several infrastructure projects, street name changes, and rental assistance programs.

• Contract modification with BGE, Inc. for $124,570.00 for South Pleasant Valley Road
• Purchase order with The McMillion Group for $52,634.63 for employee training
• Proposed street name change from Harold Green Road to Tesla Road
• Final Plat approval for Turners Crossing South Phase 1 (251 single-family lots)
• Interlocal agreement with Integral Care for Targeted Behavioral Health Support Services

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court and Austin City Council are holding a special joint session. The body will receive briefings on COVID-19 related matters.

• Briefings on COVID-19 related matters