Travis County public meetings in 2025

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several items, including authorizing the County Treasurer to invest funds, approving budget amendments, and ratifying contracts. Notably, they will approve a $30,000 contract with Thompson Consulting for post‑disaster monitoring and a $10,870,540.77 Microsoft Enterprise Agreement with Softchoice Corporation. Additional actions include emergency services measures, a health‑human services notification revision, personnel actions, and appointments to Emergency Services District boards. An executive‑session briefing will address county security and information‑security issues.

• Approve $30,000 contract with Thompson Consulting, LLC for post‑disaster monitoring services
• Approve $10,870,540.77 Microsoft Enterprise Agreement contract with Softchoice Corporation
• Authorize the County Treasurer to invest County funds
• Approve payment of claims by the County Treasurer
• Consider emergency services actions for July 2025 severe weather and flooding disaster

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on a $750,000 contract with Belmont Icehouse Marketing for sheriff recruitment, approve multiple budget transfers and new expenditures, and consider creation of the Twin Creek Public Improvement District. Additional items include approvals for fire code amendments, child‑care funding, and a PILOT agreement with Ultra Clean Technology Systems.

• Approve $750,000 contract with Belmont Icehouse Marketing for sheriff recruiting services
• Transfer $107,000 for Travis County Clean Up events and $50,000 for Parks Foundation grant match
• Amend Travis County Code Chapter 201 to adopt the 2021 International Fire Code and update fee schedules
• Approve Child Care Local Match Contribution Agreement with Workforce Solutions – Capital Area Workforce Board
• Approve Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) Agreement with Ultra Clean Technology Systems

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider approving contracts for parks engineering and road materials, budget amendments for the County Clerk's office, and interlocal agreements for emergency services and groundwater management. The meeting also includes updates on disaster response, opioid abatement, and code amendments.

• Approve contract award for parks vision plan ($252,005)
• Approve contract award for asphaltic road materials
• Approve budget amendment for County Clerk's team building ($1,500)
• Approve interlocal agreements for emergency services districts
• Approve interlocal agreement for groundwater conservation district

The Commissioners Court approved several consent items and motions unanimously, including delegating signature authority to the County Judge and appointing Kristen Ylana to the Integral Care Board of Trustees. It also approved a nunc pro tunc order to correct clerical errors. A professional engineering services contract for the RGK Ranch and Reimers Ranch Parks Vision Plan was awarded to RVE, Inc. for $252,005.

• Approved signature delegation to County Judge for absent commissioners (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 1,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,14,15.a,16,17,18,19,20,21,22.a-b,24,25,26,27,28.a-b,29,31,32 (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Kristen Ylana to Integral Care Board of Trustees (unanimous)
• Approved nunc pro tunc order correcting clerical errors (unanimous)
• Approved contract award for professional engineering services, Parks Vision Plan for RGK Ranch and Reimers Ranch Parks, $252,005 to RVE, Inc. (added to consent)
• Approved contract award for Asphaltic Road Materials to Asphalt Inc., LLC dba Lonestar Paving Company (added to consent)
• Approved termination of Contract No. 4400007900 with HCS, Inc. for Wilson Park 2nd Floor Remodel (added to consent)
• Approved subaward amendment/modification No. 2 to Contract No.4600000880 with The Works III at Tillery, LLC (added to consent)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is holding a special voting session to address board appointments and legal briefings. The body will consider an appointment to the Integral Care Board of Trustees and review a public defense study.

• Appointment to the Integral Care Board of Trustees
• Action on Public Policy Research Institute's Public Defense Study
• Legal briefing and action regarding district boundaries and impacts to Travis County precincts

The Commissioners Court approved adding a seventh question to the Integral Care Board of Trustees appointment questionnaire. The Court also approved the 2025 Election Precinct Boundaries Proposed Plan, with a contingency to revert to 2021 boundaries if the U.S. Supreme Court changes the congressional map. Both actions passed unanimously.

• Approved addition of seventh question for Integral Care Board appointment (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 Election Precinct Boundaries Proposed Plan (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a $12,750,000 transfer from the Raising Travis County Special Revenue Fund to the Health and Human Services operating budget. The Court will also approve several contracts, including a $626,800 sole‑source training services contract with AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corporation and a $199,363.50 civil engineering contract to DAVCAR Inc. Additional items include a $84,966.05 purchase exemption for AB SCIEX, a $762,765 request for Microsoft 365 G5 license true‑up funding, and a public‑hearing notice for the Turner’s Crossing Public Improvement District.

• Transfer $12,750,000 from Raising Travis County fund to Health and Human Services budget
• Approve sole‑source contract No. 4400008390 for training services with AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corp, $626,800
• Approve contract award RFQ No. 2209-005-TL for Collier East Command Civil Engineering to DAVCAR Inc., $199,363.50
• Approve exemption purchase order for AB SCIEX, $84,966.05
• Approve $762,765 request for Microsoft 365 G5 licenses true‑up, funded $512,765 from IJS Reserve and $250,000 from Allocated Reserve

The Court unanimously delegated signing authority to the County Judge and approved a large consent agenda. It opened and closed public hearings on two development projects. The Court added to the consent agenda a $12.75 million transfer from the Raising Travis County reserve to the Health and Human Services operating budget, a new $180,000 health‑service budget, and approved the Turner’s Crossing Public Improvement District plan. It also continued the county’s 17.65% employer contribution to the Texas County and District Retirement System for 2026.

• Delegated signing authority to County Judge – approved unanimously
• Approved consent agenda items (items 3,6,7,8,10,12,13,14,17,18,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,44,45,49,50,51,52,53,54,56) – approved unanimously
• Opened and closed public hearing on Tapestry at Easton Park – approved unanimously
• Opened and closed public hearing on Ledgestone Landing – approved unanimously
• Transferred $12,750,000 from Raising Travis County reserve to Health and Human Services operating budget – added to consent
• Created new $180,000 Health and Human Services budget for Texas Gas Service – added to consent
• Approved Turner’s Crossing Public Improvement District preliminary service and assessment plan and scheduled public hearing – added to consent
• Continued employer contribution rate of 17.65% to Texas County and District Retirement System for 2026 – added to consent

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special voting session to approve treasurer claims and a request regarding the Texas Major Events Reimbursement Program. The request concerns NASCAR events at the Circuit of the Americas facility from 2026-2028.

• Payment of claims by the County Treasurer
• Request from Circuit Events Local Organizing Committee to act for the County regarding the Texas Major Events Reimbursement Program for NASCAR events (2026-2028)

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the Circuit Events Local Organizing Committee’s request to act on behalf of the county under the Texas Major Events Reimbursement Program for National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing events at the Circuit of the Americas in 2026‑2028. The court also unanimously approved the County Treasurer’s payment of claims.

• Approved request for Texas Major Events Reimbursement Program for COTA events 2026‑2028 (unanimous)
• Approved payment of claims by County Treasurer (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a range of items including proclamations, budget amendments, and several contracts. Key actions include approving a Payment in Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) agreement with Applied Materials and Venkel Ltd for a foreign trade zone, authorizing a lease of three boat slips for the Sheriff’s Office at a cost of $17,845, and adopting budget transfers such as a $762,765 Microsoft 365 true‑up expense. The Court will also consider the approval of The Porch Townhomes multifamily project at 14356 Hunters Bend Road and a public hearing on the Twin Creek Public Improvement District.

• Approve PILOT agreement with Applied Materials and Venkel Ltd for foreign trade zone (Judge Brown & Commissioner Travillion)
• Lease three boat slips to the Travis County Sheriff’s Office Lake Patrol for $17,845 (Commissioner Shea)
• Authorize $762,765 Microsoft 365 G5 licenses true‑up bill, funded by $512,765 IJS Reserve and $250,000 Allocated Reserve (Technology and Operations request)
• Approve The Porch Townhomes multifamily development at approx. 14356 Hunters Bend Road (Judge Brown & Commissioner Gómez)
• Set public hearing for Dec 16, 2025 on creation of Twin Creek Public Improvement District (Commissioner Travillion)

The Travis County Commissioners Court approved a resolution authorizing the Travis County Facilities Corporation to develop The Porch Townhomes at 14356 Hunters Bend Road. The Court also approved joining an amicus brief in the federal case League of Women Voters v. DHS and approved several proclamations and appointments. All votes recorded were unanimous.

• Approved Item 12: authorization of The Porch Townhomes development (unanimous)
• Approved Item 2: proclamation honoring the annual Powwow (unanimous)
• Approved Item 3: proclamation honoring Tracy Hill‑Dorty (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 4,5,8,9,10,11,13,16.c‑d,19,22,23,24,25,26,27,28.a‑c,e‑f,29,30,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,44,45,46,47,48,49,50,51 (unanimous)
• Approved joining the Tax Assessor and County Clerk in filing an amicus brief in Case No. 1:25‑cv‑03501‑SLS (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Katherine Groves to the SHFC Board of Directors (unanimous)
• Approved allocation of 365 votes to Bruce Elfant and 25 to Paul Roberts for the Travis Central Appraisal District Board (unanimous)
• Added to consent: extension of the Call for Applications for the Sobering Center Board of Directors

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will meet to canvass election returns from the November 4, 2025 election, consider an appointment to the SHFC Board, and receive updates on the Housing Authority of Travis County and the Diversion Center.

• Canvass election returns for the November 4, 2025 Travis County Election
• Consider appointment to the SHFC Board
• Receive fall update from Housing Authority of Travis County
• Receive update on the Diversion Center
• Approve payment of claims by the County Treasurer

The Travis County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the order canvassing the November 4, 2025 election returns. The Court also unanimously approved interview questions for the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation board vacancy. Payment of claims by the County Treasurer was approved by a 4‑1 vote. Updates from the Housing Authority of Travis County, the Diversion Center, and SHFC candidates were discussed.

• Approved interview questions for SHFC board vacancy (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved payment of claims by County Treasurer (4‑1)
• Approved order canvassing November 4 election results (unanimous 5‑0)
• Discussed Housing Authority of Travis County update
• Discussed Diversion Center update
• Discussed SHFC board vacancy candidates

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will review a range of items, including public comments on easement vacates in the Thunderbird Farms and Thunderbird Village subdivisions, several proclamations, and a data‑sharing agreement with Del Valle ISD. It will also consider budget transfers, notably $239,974 for the Combined Transportation, Emergency, and Communications Center and $971,992 for the Greater Austin Travis County Regional Radio System. A major agenda item is the proposed issuance of Travis County Healthcare District certificates of obligations for up to $290 million. Additional items include multiple contract approvals and modifications.

• Authorize issuance of Travis County Healthcare District certificates of obligations up to $290,000,000 (bond financing)
• Transfer $239,974 from the Interlocal Reserve to fund FY 2026 contribution for the CTEC Interlocal agreement
• Transfer $971,992 from the Interlocal Reserve to fund FY 2026 contribution for the GATRRS Interlocal agreement
• Approve Data Sharing Agreement with Del Valle ISD
• Approve contract award to Asphalt, Inc., LLC dba Lone Star Paving for $12,751,355.85 for HMAC Overlay work

The Commissioners Court unanimously reduced the public‑comment time limit to two minutes and approved a large set of consent items. It also unanimously approved a $500,000 transfer from reserves to the Central Emergency Response budget for food assistance. Additionally, the Court adopted several proclamations recognizing Equality Texas Day, Veterans Day, Home Slice Pizza Day, and other community observances.

• Reduced public comment time limit to two minutes – approved (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Items 9, 11, 12, 13.a‑d, 15, 16.a‑e, 17, 19, 21, 22, 23.a‑d, 24‑33, 36.a‑b, 39‑41 – approved (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Equality Texas Day – approved (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing National Forum for Black Public Administrators – approved (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Home Slice Pizza Day – approved (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Veterans Day – approved (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Rabbi Brian Leiken’s installation – approved (unanimous)
• Moved $500,000 from allocated reserves to Central Emergency Response budget for food assistance – approved (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a range of items including proclamations, budget amendments, contract approvals, and public‑utility easement requests. A major agenda item is a $1,501,144 funding request for the Travis County Sheriff’s Office and $187,321 for the District Clerk’s Office. The Court will also consider contract modifications, TEFRA financing certificates, and various public‑service appointments.

• $1,501,144 request for Sheriff’s Office FTEs and $187,321 for District Clerk staffing
• Approve Modification No. 33 to Contract 4400000257 with SAP Public Services for $11,305.15
• Approve Contract 4400008436 with Woollard Nichols for $40,200.00 consultant services
• Approve payment of claims by the County Treasurer
• Approve TEFRA Certificate for tax‑exempt financing for Brazos Presbyterian Homes (Longhorn Village)

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a large consent agenda covering dozens of items. It opened a public hearing on a utility easement request and adopted four proclamations honoring local individuals and events. The Court also approved several contracts and appointments, including a $40,200 Woollard Nichols consulting contract and a SAP contract modification.

• Approved consent agenda items (6,8,10,11,12,14,16,17,18.a-d,19,20,21,22,23,24,25.a-b,27,29,30,34.a-b,37,40,41) – unanimous
• Opened public hearing on Dessau Estates easement request – unanimous
• Approved proclamations for Anna Bowlin, Travis County History Day, Austin Spurs 20th anniversary, and Palm School Oral History – unanimous
• Approved appointment to Austin‑Travis County Public Health Commission – unanimous
• Approved Woollard Nichols contract for $40,200 consultant services – added to consent (unanimous)
• Approved Modification No. 33 to SAP contract for $11,305.15 – added to consent (unanimous)
• Rejected SAP Connector RFP proposal – added to consent (unanimous)
• Authorized County Treasurer to invest County funds – added to consent (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider a series of items, including public comments on easement vacancies, several proclamations, and multiple budget and contract actions. Key actions include approving a $6,390,303.92 contract for roadway recycling, authorizing budget transfers of $1.3 million, $900,000 and $1,093,647 for various projects, and adopting proclamations recognizing specific dates. The Court will also review emergency‑services and health‑human‑services resolutions and appoint members to county boards.

• Approve FY2025 Roadway Recycling contract (IFB No. 094‑GC) for $6,390,303.92 to Asphalt Inc., LLC dba Lone Star Paving Company.
• Transfer $1,300,000 from the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve Fund for consulting services to update the BCCP Renewal Permit, with $650,000 expected reimbursement from the City of Austin.
• Transfer $900,000 from the LCRA/TC CIP Fund for installation of a courtesy dock at Mansfield Dam Park.
• Approve $1,093,647 request from Technology and Operations for staff and contractors on the Electronic Health Records Project.
• Receive public comments on requests to vacate utility easements in Slaughter Creek Acres, Hillside at Spanish Oaks, and to abandon right‑of‑way on Narvella Drive.

The Court approved a signature motion delegating absent commissioners’ authority to the County Judge. It unanimously approved several proclamations, opened and closed multiple public hearings on easement requests, and set a burn ban while extending the October 16 disaster declaration. Additional items were added to consent, some received no action, and one item was discussed in executive session.

• Approved signature motion delegating absent commissioners’ authority to Judge (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Items 9,10,12,13,14,16,17,18,19,20,21,23.a,25,26.a-c,27,28,29,30,32,33,34.a,36,40,41,42,43.a-b,46,47,48,49,50 (unanimous)
• Opened and closed public hearings on utility easement requests in Precincts 4, 2, and 3 (unanimous)
• Approved proclamations recognizing Lights on Afterschool Day, Sonia Hartman's retirement, National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, and CMPS 50th anniversary (unanimous)
• Set a burn ban and extended the October 16, 2025 disaster declaration (unanimous)
• No action taken on resolution for Community Wildfire Protection Plan update (no action necessary)
• No action taken on appointment to Austin Travis County Public Health Commission (no action necessary)
• Discussed election‑related legislation in executive session (discussed)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special voting session to discuss housing finance and parks planning. The body will consider appointing the Circuit Events Local Organizing Committee (CELOC) as its exclusive designee for the Texas Major Events Reimbursement Program regarding the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix.

• Request from Circuit Events Local Organizing Committee (CELOC) to act as Endorsing County for Formula 1 United States Grand Prix (2027-2034)
• Update from the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation of Travis County
• Presentation on the Travis County Parks Draft Comprehensive Plan

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the Circuit Events Local Organizing Committee's request for Travis County to act as the endorsing county for the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix and to appoint CELOC as the county's exclusive designee for the Texas Major Events Reimbursement Program for the 2027‑2034 events. The motion was moved by Commissioner Margaret Gómez and seconded by Commissioner Jeffrey Travillion. The updates on the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation and the Parks Draft Comprehensive Plan were only discussed and no actions were taken on them.

• Approved CELOC as endorsing county and exclusive designee for Formula 1 Grand Prix 2027‑2034 (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider postponing an order that authorizes the issuance of Travis County Healthcare District certificates of obligations up to $290,000,000, moving the action to November 4, 2025. The meeting also includes approvals for several contracts, budget allocations, and interlocal agreements, as well as public hearings on permits and records management. Additional items involve funding requests for road improvements, emergency services contracts, and music education services.

• Postpone order authorizing issuance of Travis County Healthcare District certificates of obligations up to $290,000,000 (Item 31)
• Approve Modification No. 3 to Contract No. 4400008296 with DRC Emergency Services, LLC for $2,000,000 post‑disaster debris removal (Item 37)
• Approve $83,332.80 contract with Austin Classical Guitar Society for music education services (Item 34A)
• Approve $302,750.00 contract with Bernard Martinez dba ME Arts for music education services (Item 34B)
• Allocate $2,270,000 of existing CO savings to fund shortfalls in the Arroyo Doble and Ledgestone Terrace Road improvement projects (Item 29A)

The Travis County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a conditional permit for the Seismic 8.0 outdoor music festival to be held Nov 14‑16, 2025 at 8509 Burleson Rd. The court also approved proclamations for Hispanic Heritage Month and National Night Out, added numerous interlocal agreements and other items to the consent calendar, and accepted a friendly amendment appointing members to the Child Care and Out‑of‑School Time Fund Community Advisory Council.

• Approved consent items (items 5,8,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,20‑53) – unanimous
• Approved proclamation recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month – unanimous
• Approved proclamation recognizing National Night Out – unanimous
• Approved conditional permit for Seismic 8.0 event – unanimous
• Approved new name and logo for the voter‑approved Child Care and Out‑of‑School Time Fund – unanimous
• Approved Interlocal Agreement No. 4600001072 with Workforce Solutions for Child Care Scholarships – unanimous
• Approved Interlocal Agreement No. 4600001073 with Workforce Solutions for Child Care Gap Funding Payments – unanimous
• Accepted friendly amendment appointing advisory council members for the Child Care Fund – unanimous

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider public comments on the Fiscal Year 2026 proposed budget and vote to adopt the FY 2026 budget. The Court will also act on a range of contracts, permits, and interlocal agreements, including emergency services measures and public health and animal services renewals. Additional items include approvals for outdoor event permits, purchasing exemptions, and budget amendment requests.

• Approve the Travis County FY 2026 budget (Item 25).
• Approve exemption and Contract No. 4400008301 with Texas Water Wells, LLC for $60,220.00 for Pace Bend Park test wells (Item 38).
• Approve exemption and Contract No. 4400008351 with American Gateways for $250,000.00 for legal services (Item 30).
• Approve modification No. 2 to Contract No. 4400006982 with CGL Facility Management, LLC for $233,027.52 for Civil and Family Courts facility maintenance (Item 32).
• Approve outdoor music festival and mass gathering permits for the Wicked Oaks Event, Oct 24‑27, 2025 at 701 Dalton Ln., Austin (Item 6).

The Court unanimously approved the Travis County Fiscal Year 2026 budget. It also approved a tax‑exempt bond for the Bellingham Park Apartments project and appointed Gabriel Padilla as Constable for Precinct 4. Numerous consent items, including interlocal agreements and budget amendments, were added to consent, and a public hearing was set for an outdoor music festival permit.

• Approved FY 2026 budget (Item 25) – unanimous vote
• Approved tax‑exempt bond financing for Bellingham Park Apartments (Item 10) – unanimous vote
• Appointed Gabriel Padilla as Constable Precinct 4 (Item 16) – unanimous vote
• Added multiple consent items (Item 2) – unanimous vote
• Delegated signing authority to Commissioner Gómez (Signature Motion) – unanimous vote
• Added public hearing for outdoor music festival permit (Oct 7) to consent (Item 4) – unanimous vote
• No action necessary on outdoor burning in unincorporated areas (Item 3)
• No action necessary on Wicked Oaks outdoor music festival permit (Item 6)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss budget amendments, including a large fund transfer for child care and disaster recovery expenditures from the July 2025 flooding. The body will also vote on various contract modifications and grant agreements for county departments.

• Transfer of $25,400,000 from CCOST fund to HHS operating for child care services
• Ratification of $5,000,000 contract with DRC Emergency Services, LLC for debris removal
• Modification of $3,969,514.00 for Capital Area Private Defender Service (MAC)
• Modification of $1,650,732.00 for Capital Area Private Defender Service (Forensic Review Project)
• Appointment to fill Constable, Precinct Four

The Commissioners Court delegated signing authority to the County Judge for absent commissioners and approved a large set of consent items. It unanimously adopted proclamations for Hunger Action Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and ordered a prohibition on outdoor burning in unincorporated areas until October 21, 2025. The Court also approved continuation of the General Victim Assistance Grant and authorized an interview for the Constable Precinct Four vacancy, while numerous budget and contract items were added to consent.

• Delegated authority to County Judge to sign documents for absent commissioners – Approved unanimously
• Approved consent items 3,4,6‑9,10‑14,15,17‑31 – Approved unanimously
• Approved proclamation recognizing September 2025 as Hunger Action Month – Approved unanimously
• Approved proclamation recognizing September 2025 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Approved unanimously
• Approved order prohibiting outdoor burning in unincorporated areas until Oct 21 2025 – Approved unanimously
• Approved continuation of the General Victim Assistance Grant (Item 10.d) – Approved unanimously
• Approved interview of Gabriel Padilla for Constable Precinct Four – Approved unanimously
• Added multiple budget amendment requests (e.g., $4,679.41 Share the Warmth, $12,000 CARE Program, $233,796 traffic/tree mitigation, $25.4 M fund transfer) to consent – Added to consent

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will receive a briefing on Travis County security and information security issues, including facility security enhancements. The briefing may be taken into executive session under the applicable Government Code sections.

• Briefing on county security and information security issues, including Facility Security Enhancements (possible executive session)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on a $6,590,759 purchase order to build Phase II of the Bee Creek Sports Complex. The Court will also consider permits for the Wicked Oaks outdoor music festival, approve 911‑dispatch interlocal agreements for five cities, and adopt budget amendments, fee updates, and county tax rates for Fiscal Year 2026. Additional items include contracts for forensic analysis services, traffic‑paint work, and a lease of space at 700 Lavaca Street to Integral Care.

• Approve $6,590,759 purchase order for Bee Creek Sports Complex Phase II (Paragon Sports Constructors, LLC)
• Approve 911‑dispatch interlocal agreements for Manor, Rollingwood, Mustang Ridge, Sunset Valley, and West Lake Hills
• Consider budget amendments including $735,310 for Traffic Mitigation Fees and other allocations
• Adopt county tax rates for Fiscal Year 2026 (maintenance, debt service, ad valorem)
• Consider and issue permits for the Wicked Oaks outdoor music festival Oct 24‑27, 2025 at 701 Dalton Ln.

The Travis County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $1.8 million transfer from the emergency reserve to the Central Emergency Response budget and created a new Deputy Emergency Management Coordinator position. It also approved FY2026 fee updates, FY2026 budget amendments, and set sound‑level conditions for the Wicked Oaks outdoor music festival permit. A series of consent items and multiple 911 dispatch interlocal agreements were added to the consent agenda.

• Approved $1.8M emergency reserve transfer to Central Emergency Response budget (unanimous)
• Approved FY2026 fee updates for sheriff, medical examiner, park, and development services (unanimous)
• Approved FY2026 budget amendments, capital rebudgeting, and earmark list (unanimous)
• Approved salary supplement for Third Court of Appeals up to $12,500 (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Sep 27 2025 as American Indian Heritage Day (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 4,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15.a-f,22‑28.a-b,29.a-b,30,35‑38 (unanimous)
• Approved Wicked Oaks festival permit with amplified sound ending at 11 pm on Sunday (unanimous)
• Added multiple 911 dispatch interlocal agreements to consent agenda (added to consent)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several budget amendments, including a $13,666,906 transfer from the Employee Health Benefit Fund to cover FY 2025 health plan costs. Other items include smaller fund transfers, approval of opioid abatement contracts, and setting a public hearing for the Wicked Oaks outdoor music festival permit. The Court will also adopt proclamations for National Recovery Month and September 11 Day.

• Transfer $13,666,906 from Employee Health Benefit Fund Reserve to health plan expenditures
• Transfer $40,867 from SMART Facility Reserve to Facilities Management maintenance budget
• Approve three $175,000 contracts for opioid abatement and harm reduction
• Set public hearing Sep 16 for Wicked Oaks Event outdoor music festival permit
• Approve license agreement for Oak Meadows Baptist Church as early voting site

The court approved a $13,666,906 transfer from the Employee Health Benefit Fund’s reserve to cover FY 2025 health plan costs. It also approved a signature motion delegating absent commissioners’ signing authority to the County Judge, and unanimously adopted several consent items, proclamations, and contract approvals. Public hearings on a Finial Drive detour and the Wicked Oaks outdoor music festival were opened and then closed.

• Signature motion delegating signing authority to County Judge – Approved (unanimous)
• Consent Items 4,6,7,8‑35 – Approved (unanimous)
• Open public hearing on Finial Drive detour – Approved (unanimous)
• Close public hearing on Finial Drive detour – Approved (unanimous)
• Proclamation recognizing September as National Recovery Month – Approved (unanimous)
• Proclamation recognizing Sep 11, 2025 as National Day of Service and Remembrance – Approved (unanimous)
• Approve $13,666,906 health‑benefit fund transfer (Item 12.d) – Approved (unanimous; mover Brigid Shea, seconder Ann Howard, ayes Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard)
• Approve three opioid‑abatement contracts totaling $525,000 – Approved (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court is meeting to consider and take action regarding the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Mark-Up. This process involves reviewing and adjusting the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Mark-Up

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to consider and take action regarding the Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Mark-Up. This process involves reviewing and adjusting the proposed county budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Mark-Up

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will meet to consider and take action regarding the budget mark-up for Fiscal Year 2026. This process determines how county funds are allocated for the upcoming fiscal year.

• Fiscal Year 2026 Budget Mark-Up

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved the FY2026 Preliminary Budget as a baseline and the accompanying changes. It also unanimously approved the Peace Officer Pay Scale items and a series of one‑time earmarks, including $600,000 for Pflugerville EMS and $115,000 for the Dispute Resolution Center move. A motion to direct staff on compensation‑reserve planning passed 4‑1.

• Approved delegation of signing authority to County Judge (unanimous)
• Approved Preliminary Budget as baseline (unanimous)
• Approved changes to Preliminary Budget (unanimous)
• Approved all Peace Officer Pay Scale items (unanimous)
• Approved compensation‑reserve timeline directive (4-1)
• Approved $600,000 one‑time earmark for Pflugerville EMS (unanimous)
• Approved $115,000 move expense for Dispute Resolution Center (unanimous)
• Approved $15,000 one‑time funding for CLS Law Student Intern (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider public comments on elected officials' salaries and a utility easement request, and will vote on a range of items including emergency services actions, interlocal child‑care agreements, budget amendments, and several contracts. Notable decisions include approving a $5,148,434.55 contract with Motorola Solutions for two‑way communication devices and multiple budget transfers and earmarks. The Court will also adopt service plan updates for several public improvement districts and authorize various contract modifications.

• Approve Contract No. 4400008352, $5,148,434.55 with Motorola Solutions for lease‑purchase of two‑way communication devices (Emergency Services)
• Approve Modification No. 10 to Contract 4400001439, $1,925.00 with Medicalistics, LLC for electronic medical records software and maintenance (ITS)
• Approve $282,130 earmark from the CAR Reserve for the Internet of Things (IoT) initiative (Technology & Operations)
• Transfer $389,133.71 in Lower Colorado River Authority park fees to the General Fund and $425,000 to Facilities Management for Automatic Demand Response software at 700 Lavaca (Budget)
• Approve Interlocal Agreements No. 4600001042, 4600001043, and 4600001044 with AISD, DVISD, and MISD for Pre‑K and after‑school child‑care services (Health & Human Services)

The Commissioners Court delegated signing authority to County Judge Andy Brown and approved the full consent agenda. It unanimously approved a $2 million transfer from the emergency reserve to the central response budget and adopted a two‑year pay scale for Emergency Medical Services STAR Flight. The Court also approved three interlocal agreements to provide Pre‑K and after‑school child‑care services.

• Signature motion delegating signing authority to the County Judge passed (4-0)
• Consent agenda items 3, 9‑45 approved unanimously
• Approved $2,000,000 transfer from emergency reserve to central response budget (unanimous)
• Approved two‑year EMS STAR Flight Department 159 pay scale (unanimous)
• Approved Interlocal Agreements 4600001042, 4600001043, 4600001044 for child‑care services (unanimous)
• Opened and closed public hearing on FY2026 elected officials' salaries (unanimous)
• Opened and closed public hearing on vacating a public utility easement (unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will consider budget amendments, including $10 million for child care and $4.4 million for disaster recovery, and approve contracts for emergency services and technology.

• Approve $10,095,159 transfer to Health & Human Services for child care
• Authorize $4,463,227.12 for Emergency Reserve from FEMA reimbursements
• Approve $922,408 contract for Pretrial Counseling software
• Approve $187,911 for November 2025 General Election start-up costs
• Approve $4400006101 modification with ViaPath Technologies

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a resolution seeking financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board and set the deadline and start date for the FY 2026 budget agenda worksheet. It also reappointed two members to the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation board and opened a call for applications for the Precinct 4 Constable position. Additional actions included authorizing a $922,408 contract for a client‑management system, transferring $10,095,159 to health services, and delegating signing authority to Commissioner Shea. All other items were approved as consent items or discussed without further action.

• Approved delegation of signing authority to Commissioner Shea (unanimous; Ayes: Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard; Absent: Andy Brown, Margaret Gómez)
• Approved consent items (items 2,3,6,7,8.a-b,13,14.a-c,15,17.a,18,19,20,21,22,23.a-b,24,25,26.a-b,27.a-b,28) (unanimous; Ayes: Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard; Absent: Margaret Gómez)
• Reappointed Kecia Prince and Jan Wenig to Strategic Housing Finance Corp board (unanimous; Ayes: Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Approved resolution requesting financial assistance from Texas Water Development Board (unanimous; Ayes: Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Approved FY 2026 budget agenda worksheet submission deadline (Aug 27, 2025) and mark‑up start date (Sept 3, 2025) (unanimous; Ayes: Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Approved contract award for Client Management System to Corrections Software Solutions, $922,408 (added to consent)
• Approved transfer of $10,095,159 from Child Care and Out of School Time Special Revenue Fund to Health and Human Services (added to consent)
• Approved opening a call for applications for Precinct 4 Constable position (unanimous; Ayes: Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will hold a budget hearing to discuss the FY 2026 preliminary budget. Presentations and discussions will cover multiple county departments and offices, including the Sheriff's Office, Health and Human Services, and Transportation & Natural Resources. The item may be taken into executive session for certain security and legal matters.

• Budget discussion for FY 2026 preliminary budget
• Presentations from Sheriff's Office
• Presentations from Health and Human Services
• Presentations from Transportation & Natural Resources
• Potential executive session for security and legal exceptions

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The Commissioners Court will discuss budget issues related to the development of the FY 2026 Travis County Preliminary Budget. The meeting includes presentations and discussions with various county departments and offices.

• FY 2026 Preliminary Budget development
• Budget discussions with Sheriff's Office
• Budget discussions with Health and Human Services
• Budget discussions with Transportation & Natural Resources
• Budget discussions with Emergency Services

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The Commissioners Court will receive public comments and discuss issues regarding the FY 2026 Travis County Preliminary Budget. The meeting includes presentations and discussions with various county departments and offices.

• Public comments on the FY 2026 Travis County Preliminary Budget
• Budget discussions with the Sheriff's Office
• Budget discussions with Health and Human Services
• Budget discussions with Emergency Services
• Budget discussions with Transportation & Natural Resources

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The Commissioners Court will vote on a change order to increase funding for the County Clerk Expansion Project, approve several contract modifications and terminations, and consider budget transfers for Community Legal Services. Additional items include proclamations, emergency services actions, and licensing agreements for early voting sites.

• Approve Change Order No. 6 to Contract 4400006680 with Geofill Construction for $261,253.30 (County Clerk Expansion Project)
• Approve Modification No. 15 to Contract 4400000453 with VertiQ Software LLC for $44,415.00 (Case Management Software)
• Approve termination of Contract 4400008127 with Changing Lanes CDL School, LLC (CDL training services)
• Authorize $30,000, $7,750, and $83,140 budget transfers for Community Legal Services operational needs
• Approve three license agreements for early voting sites at Christ Episcopal Church, Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, and Westminster Presbyterian Church

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a motion delegating signing authority to County Judge Andy Brown for absent members. It approved several consent items, two proclamations, and transferred $5.6 million (and later $2,352,000) from the emergency reserve to the central emergency response budget. The Court also approved an interlocal agreement with TDEM to use the Expo Center as a debris‑management site and approved a scope‑change request for a Transportation and Natural Resources project.

• Approved signature delegation to Judge Andy Brown (unanimous)
• Approved proclamations for Pease Park Day and George M. Cowden Day (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $5.6 M from emergency reserve to central emergency response budget (unanimous)
• Approved transfer of $2,352,000 from emergency reserve to central emergency response budget (absent: Margaret Gómez)
• Approved interlocal agreement with TDEM to use Expo Center as debris site (absent: Margaret Gómez)
• Approved Item 7.c. – change of project scope for Transportation & Natural Resources (unanimous)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with City of Austin for VISTA member in Community Legal Services (unanimous)
• Approved Item 12 – budget transfers totaling $120,890 for Community Legal Services (unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on several budget amendments, including a $370,000 transfer from vacancy savings to the Facilities Management Department's Maintenance budget and a $189,590 transfer from the SMART Facility Reserve. The Court will also consider an interlocal agreement with the City of Austin that raises the city's contribution by $71,473 for the Sobering Center, and a $40,791 agreement with the University of Texas for internet services. Additional items include setting a public hearing on an Apogee Boulevard traffic detour and approving the termination of several juvenile probation contracts.

• Transfer $370,000 from personnel vacancy savings to Facilities Management Maintenance budget
• Transfer $189,590 from SMART Facility Reserve to Facilities Management Maintenance budget
• Approve First Amendment to Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Austin, increasing city obligation by $71,473 (total not to exceed $2,502,789)
• Approve $40,791 interlocal agreement with UT Austin for internet connectivity services
• Set public hearing for August 19, 2025 on temporary detour of Apogee Blvd between Skytex St. and Sassman Rd

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a motion to continue waiving fees at the 1431 Citizens Collection Center through August 24, 2025. It also approved a signature delegation allowing the County Judge to sign documents for absent commissioners, and adopted several unanimous consent items, proclamations, and committee appointments. All actions were recorded as unanimous votes unless noted otherwise.

• Approve fee waiver at 1431 Citizens Collection Center until Aug 24 2025 (unanimous)
• Approve signature delegation for absent commissioners to the County Judge (unanimous)
• Approve consent items 6, 8‑10, 11.a‑e, 12‑34 (unanimous)
• Approve proclamation recognizing Todd Osburn's retirement (unanimous, 1 absent)
• Approve proclamation designating August 2025 as Gun Safety Awareness Month (unanimous, 1 absent)
• Approve composition of Elected Officials Salary Grievance Committee for FY 2026 (unanimous)
• Approve interlocal agreement with UT Austin for internet services ($40,791) (added to consent)
• Open and close public hearings on utility easement and PY19‑23 Consolidated Plan (unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a loan of up to $11,503,016 for affordable housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. It will also consider mass‑gathering permits, emergency‑services actions, budget amendments, and several contract awards and modifications. Public hearings and a hearing on a utility easement request are scheduled. Additional items will be discussed in executive session.

• Approve Subaward and loan up to $11,503,016 for affordable housing for homeless (Contract No. 4600001020)
• Approve contract award for Water Cooler Stations, IFB No. 089‑SM, $227,160.00 to PR Sales and Service, Inc.
• Approve modification No. 1 to Alliant Insurance Services contract, $416,850.00 for aviation insurance services
• Transfer $302,127 earmark from Allocated Reserve to Transportation for nuisance‑abatement pilot project
• Set public hearing on Aug 26, 2025 for request to vacate a public utility easement at Lots 13 & 14, Apache Shores Section 6

Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $11,503,016 loan to the Urban Empowerment Zone I for affordable housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. The Court also approved a mass‑gathering permit for the Sara Landry event (Aug 8‑10, 2025) at 8509 Burleson Rd., hired a social worker and case manager at the Jonestown Community Center and moved $251,432 in funds to cover their costs, and approved the FY 2026 budget hearings and an Adaptive Workplace Action Plan. Additional items were added to consent, including contracts for water‑cooler stations, insurance, and auto‑parts services.

• Approved $11,503,016 loan for affordable housing for homeless (Item 6, unanimous)
• Approved mass‑gathering permit for Sara Landry event, Aug 8‑10, 2025 at 8509 Burleson Rd. (Item 5, unanimous)
• Approved hiring of a social worker and case manager at Jonestown Community Center; moved $251,432 in funds (Item 4, unanimous)
• Approved FY 2026 budget hearings (Item 13, unanimous)
• Approved Adaptive Workplace Action Plan (Item 22, unanimous)
• Added to consent: Water Cooler Stations contract $227,160 to PR Sales and Service (Item 16)
• Added to consent: Modification No. 1 to Alliant Insurance contract $416,850 (Item 17)
• Added to consent: Auto parts contract award to Austin Mac Haik Ford Lincoln (Item 18)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a loan of up to $11,503,016 for affordable housing for the Urban Empowerment Zone I development. It will also consider several contracts, budget amendments, and a temporary traffic detour on Brita Olson Road. Additional items include proclamations, emergency services pay scales, and public‑hearing scheduling.

• Approve loan up to $11,503,016 for affordable housing with Urban Empowerment Zone I (Item 9)
• Approve contract award for Emergency Transition to Bottling Water to BlueTriton Brands Inc. (Item 15)
• Approve $128,076.21 modification to Alliant Insurance Services cyber‑security insurance contract (Item 16)
• Approve $325,399.00 contract for Patterson Road Sidewalk engineering services to Cobb, Fendley & Associates (Item 18)
• Consider temporary detour on Brita Olson Road for construction Aug 11 – Oct 10 2025 (Item 23)

The Commissioners Court delegated signing authority to the County Judge for absent members. It unanimously approved two proclamations: Pretrial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week and an honor for Senator Judith Zaffirini. The Court also unanimously revised the burn ban to allow limited outdoor burning with permits and waived permitting, development and septic fees for residents affected by the July 2025 severe weather disaster. Additional actions included approval of the Grandview 620 Apartments development and a $698,900 budget transfer for pre‑trial services.

• Approved delegation of signing authority to County Judge (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Pretrial, Probation and Parole Supervision Week (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation honoring Senator Judith Zaffirini (unanimous)
• Revised outdoor burn ban to allow limited burning with permits (unanimous)
• Waived permitting, development and septic costs for July 2025 disaster victims and removed notary requirement (unanimous)
• Approved Grandview 620 Apartments multifamily development (4‑0)
• Approved $698,900 budget transfer for electronic monitoring and risk‑assessment tool (4‑0)
• Approved contract award for Patterson Road Sidewalk Project to Cobb, Fendley & Associates (added to consent)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss budget transfers, including a $250,000 legal services request and a $713,744 tax rate election fund transfer. The agenda also includes public hearings on utility easements and a Mass Gathering permit, along with traffic mitigation agreements for various developments.

• Authorize $250,000 legal services transfer from Allocated Reserve
• Set public hearing for Mass Gathering permit at 8509 Burleson Rd.
• Approve traffic mitigation agreements for McKinney Falls and Steeple View
• Consider budget amendments for Traffic Mitigation Fees ($1.2M)
• Approve contract award for Post-Disaster Monitoring Services

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $3 million transfer from the emergency reserve to the Central Emergency Response Budget Department. It also approved a delegation allowing the County Judge to sign documents for absent commissioners, and adopted a list of consent items. Additional unanimous actions included a proclamation for Parks and Recreation Month, opening and closing several public hearings, and authorizing a memorandum of understanding for the “Travis County Cares” disaster‑relief fund.

• Signature motion delegating signing authority to County Judge – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Consent items 6, 9, 10, 12.a‑d, 17, 18, 19.a‑g, 20, 21 a‑b, 22, 23 a, 24, 25, 28, 29, 31, 32, 33, 35, 38.a – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Proclamation recognizing July 2025 as Parks and Recreation Month – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard; Margaret Gómez absent)
• MOU for “Travis County Cares” disaster‑relief fund – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Transfer of $3 million from emergency reserve to Central Emergency Response Budget – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Open and close public hearing on temporary detour on Brita Olson Road – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Open and close public hearing on renaming portion of Cameron Road – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)
• Open and close public hearing on abandonment of West Pass right‑of‑way – Approved unanimously (Andy Brown, Jeffrey Travillion, Brigid Shea, Ann Howard, Margaret Gómez)

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The Commissioners Court will vote on several contracts, including a significant loan for individuals experiencing homelessness. The body will also address emergency services, public street dedications, and county financial investments.

• Loan not to exceed $11,503,016 for Urban Empowerment Zone I development for homeless housing
• Modification of $144,300.00 to TriTech Software Systems for Integrated Justice System services
• Modification of $75,038.87 to Garda CL Southwest, Inc for Armored Truck Services
• Acceptance of public street and drainage facilities for Gilbert Lane Phase 2A and 3A
• Payment of $45,356.36 for legal defense costs for District Attorney Jose Garza

The Commissioners Court approved a friendly amendment to move forward with debris‑removal contracts, transfer up to $4,000,000 from the Emergency Reserve, and waive trash‑disposal fees. It also adopted a 30‑day outdoor‑burning prohibition in Northwest Austin and waived permitting fees for flood‑damage homeowners who lack insurance coverage. The Court continued the disaster declaration issued on July 5, 2025, and approved a signature‑delegation motion and several consent items, all unanimously.

• Approved signature‑delegation motion allowing Commissioner Shea to sign documents (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 1, 5.a, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.a, 15, 16.a‑b, 17, 18.a, 19, and 20 (unanimous)
• Approved 30‑day outdoor‑burning prohibition in Northwest Austin (unanimous)
• Accepted friendly amendment to move forward with debris contracts, transfer up to $4,000,000 from the Emergency Reserve, and waive trash‑disposal fees (unanimous)
• Approved waiver of permitting fees for flood‑damage homeowners who cannot cover them with insurance (unanimous)
• Approved continuation of the disaster declaration issued July 5, 2025 (unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will adopt a proclamation for CapMetro Day, approve payment of claims, and receive the FY2024 emergency services audit. It will consider emergency services issues, housing development approvals, and several intergovernmental grant applications. Major contract awards include a $10.05 million law enforcement records and jail management system, a $139,054 water study, a $73,514 equipment purchase, and a $2.5 million small‑business education contract. The Court will also discuss budget reallocations, FY2026 budget updates, and transportation and health matters.

• Approve $10,054,670.62 contract for Law Enforcement Records Management System and Jail Management System (CentralSquare Technologies, LLC)
• Approve $139,054.00 contract for Eastern Crescent Water Study (Freese and Nichols, Inc.)
• Approve $73,514.80 purchase of two Bambi Buckets and parts (STAR Flight)
• Approve $2,500,000 contract for small business educational services (PeopleFund)
• Transfer $5,309,271 from Balcones Canyonlands Preserve Special Revenue Fund to its operating budget for road maintenance contract

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a proclamation naming July 1 2025 as CapMetro Day and delegated signing authority to the County Judge for absent members. A contract worth $10,054,670.62 for a Law Enforcement Records Management System and Jail Management System was approved by adding it to the consent items. Several other contracts and budget transfers, including a $2.5 M small‑business education award and a $5,309,271 fund transfer, were also approved through the consent motion.

• Approve CapMetro Day proclamation (unanimous)
• Delegate signing authority to County Judge for absent commissioners (unanimous)
• Approve $10,054,670.62 contract for Law Enforcement Records Management and Jail Management System (added to consent)
• Approve $2,500,000 contract for small business educational services (added to consent)
• Approve $139,054 contract for Eastern Crescent Water Study engineering services (added to consent)
• Approve $73,514.80 purchase of Bambi Buckets and parts (added to consent)
• Approve $85,682 reclassification of vacant position in Budget Office (added to consent)
• Approve $5,309,271 transfer from Balcones Canyonlands Preserve fund to BCP operating budget (added to consent)

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The Commissioners Court will consider several high-value contracts and budget transfers, including a multi-family housing project and emergency services pay scales. The body will also discuss property tax exemptions for Central Health and the 89th Texas Legislative Session.

• Contract award of $10,054,670.62 to CentralSquare Technologies, LLC for Law Enforcement Records and Jail Management Systems
• Contract award of $2,500,000.00 to PeopleFund for small business educational services
• Proposed authorization of Grandview 620 Apartments multi-family development at 10656 N FM 620
• Budget transfer of $5,309,271 from Balcones Canyonlands Preserve Special Revenue Fund to operating budget
• Contract award of $139,054.00 to Freese and Nichols, Inc. for Eastern Crescent Water Study

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a series of resolutions, proclamations, budget amendments, and contract approvals. Key items include a $6,872,971.45 change order for Balcones Canyonland Preserve road work and several contracts for park services and planning. The Court will also set public hearings on a temporary detour on Brita Olson Road and the renaming of part of Cameron Road to Cameron Circle.

• Approve Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 4400006661 with Sundt Construction for $6,872,971.45 for Balcones Canyonland Preserve Road Maintenance
• Approve Modification No. 1 to Contract No. 4400007807 with Mend Collaborative Inc. for $450,568.00 for the Travis County Parks Comprehensive Plan
• Approve exemption and Contract No. 4400008180 with Travis County Parks Foundation for $250,000.00 for volunteer coordination and public programming services
• Set a public hearing on July 15, 2025 for comments on the temporary detour and traffic restriction on Brita Olson Road between FM 973 and Axell Lane
• Set a public hearing on July 15, 2025 for comments on renaming a portion of Cameron Road to Cameron Circle

The Travis County Commissioners Court unanimously approved three resolutions affirming immigrant due process, Juneteenth and Gun Violence Awareness Month. It added dozens of items to the consent agenda, including multiple contract awards and budget transfers. The most sizable approval was a $6,872,971.45 change order for Balcones Canyonland Preserve road maintenance. Public hearings were scheduled for a Brita Olson Road detour and a Cameron Road renaming.

• Approved $6,872,971.45 Change Order No. 2 for Balcones Canyonland Preserve Road Maintenance (added to consent)
• Approved $450,568.00 contract modification with Mend Collaborative Inc. for Parks Comprehensive Plan (added to consent)
• Approved $250,000.00 contract with Travis County Parks Foundation for volunteer coordination (added to consent)
• Approved $48,664.00 contract award to Texas Gravestone LLC for cremation burial and storage services (added to consent)
• Approved $187,372.08 contract award to Garratt Callahan Company for water treatment system services (added to consent)
• Approved $149,750.00 contract award to Southwaste Disposal, LLC for grease and lint pump out services (added to consent)
• Set public hearing on July 15, 2025 for Brita Olson Road detour comments (added to consent)
• Set public hearing on July 15, 2025 for renaming portion of Cameron Road to Cameron Circle (added to consent)

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The Commissioners Court will receive a presentation from Integral Care regarding its programs and service impact. The body will also receive a briefing from Central Health on budget actuals and Fiscal Year 2026 budget development.

• Integral Care presentation on organizational overview and service impact
• Central Health briefing on budget actuals and FY 2026 budget development
• Central Health update on performance review recommendations and Joint Affiliation Agreement

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The Commissioners Court will consider budget amendments transferring $15 million for facility maintenance and $60,000 for pilot training, along with contracts for housing, medical waste, and driver records. The Court will also receive public comments on road right-of-way vacates and approve resolutions regarding species conservation and child care funding.

• Transfer $15M from CAR Reserve to Facilities Management for deferred maintenance
• Approve $1,000 for Innovative Justice & Program Analysis public events
• Authorize $54,574 for TechShare Magistration Discovery enhancements
• Approve $6,500 donation to Travis County AmeriCorps (4-H) program
• Approve appointment of Desmar Walkes, M.D., as Health Authority

The court unanimously approved a motion allowing the County Judge to sign documents on behalf of commissioners not physically present. Consent items covering agenda items 4‑43 were also approved unanimously. Funding for the Community Advisory Council under the Child Care and Out‑of‑School Time Fund was approved unanimously, and a resolution to conserve at‑risk species was adopted.

• Signature motion delegating signing authority to County Judge approved (unanimous)
• Consent items 4,7,8,11‑15,16‑18,19‑22,23‑25,26‑30,32‑35,40‑41,43 approved (unanimous)
• Public hearing on Jingle Drive right‑of‑way opened (unanimous)
• Public hearing on Jingle Drive closed (unanimous)
• Public hearing on Cameron Road Apartments opened (unanimous)
• Public hearing on Cameron Road Apartments closed (unanimous)
• Resolution to conserve and recover at‑risk species approved (unanimous)
• Funding for Community Advisory Council under Child Care fund approved (unanimous, Commissioner Margaret Gómez absent)

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The Commissioners Court will discuss funding for primary and specialty care facility expansions in Northeast, East, and Central Travis County. The body will also review opioid abatement funding and various infrastructure and contract modifications.

• Proposed certificates of obligation for purchase and renovation of medical properties in Northeast, East, and Central Travis County
• Funding allocation for FY 2026 and FY 2027 opioid abatement harm reduction investment contracts
• Contract modification for Capital Area Private Defender Service (CAPDS) in the amount of $375,805.00
• Contract modification for Empower Parent, Inc. dba FFT, LLC. in the amount of $158,750.00
• Temporary traffic restriction and detour on Williamson Road from June 17, 2025, through December 10, 2025

The Commissioners Court voted 4‑0 to support the 2025 and 2026 opioid‑abatement funding requests while deferring the 2027 request. The Court also appointed Beatriz Arce to the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation board (4‑0) and unanimously approved two proclamations honoring the Lake Travis Fiddlers’ 25th anniversary and Pride Month. All consent items and several contract approvals were adopted unanimously.

• Approved signature delegation to County Judge for absent Commissioners (unanimous)
• Approved proclamations for Lake Travis Fiddlers 25th anniversary and June Pride Month (unanimous)
• Approved budget amendment A2 (Item 15) (unanimous)
• Supported opioid‑abatement funding for FY2025‑2026, held off FY2027 request (4‑0)
• Appointed Beatriz Arce to Strategic Housing Finance Corp board (4‑0)
• Adopted consent items including budget amendments N1‑N2, A1‑A3, T1‑T2, FT1‑FT8 (unanimous)
• Opened and closed public hearings on utility easement comment and Williamson Road detour (unanimous)
• Approved multiple contract modifications and purchases added to consent (unanimous)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will hold an employee hearing to receive comments from county employees about their compensation and benefits. No formal action or vote is scheduled; the meeting is for public comment.

• Receive comments from County employees regarding compensation and benefits.

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider public comments on drainage easements and electric easement vacancies, adopt several proclamations, and approve multiple contracts and budget items. The Court will also set public hearings on a temporary traffic detour on Williamson Road and a right-of-way vacancy on Jingle Drive. Additional items include approvals for housing development projects and health program grants.

• Approve $544,832 contract award to NIKSUN, Inc. for Network Analytics Tool (Information Technology Services)
• Approve $99,295 contract with Miller Gray, LLC for Sweet Summer Dr. Drainage Analysis (Transportation & Natural Resources)
• Approve $326,110 Participation Agreement with SyologistGov, Inc. for Statewide Automated Victim Notification Service (Sheriff’s Office)
• Approve $132,675 in‑kind marketing services donation from GSD&M for Child Care and Out of School Time initiative
• Set public hearing June 3, 2025 on temporary detour and traffic restriction on Williamson Road in Precinct Four

The Commissioners Court delegated signing authority to the County Judge and approved a large set of consent items unanimously. It opened and closed three public hearings, adopted several proclamations, and approved a no‑objection resolution for Branchview Apartments. The Court also approved the Thaxton Road Apartments multi‑family project with a 4‑0 vote (one abstention). Additional motions on childcare funding were approved unanimously.

• Approved Signature Motion delegating signing authority to County Judge (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Items 6,8,10,12,15‑17,19‑35,41‑44,46 (unanimous)
• Approved opening and closing of public hearings on drainage easement, electric easement, and Branchview Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved proclamations for STAR Flight 40th anniversary, EMS Week, and Homeownership Month (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution of No Objection for Branchview Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved Thaxton Road Apartments multi‑family development (4‑0, 1 abstained)
• Approved childcare and out‑of‑school time plan motions (unanimous)
• No action taken on outdoor burning discussion and county disaster response (no action necessary)

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The provided document is a notice that a quorum of the Commissioners Court may attend the Love of Parks Festival. No official business, decisions, or legislative items are listed for this meeting.

• Attendance at Love of Parks Festival at Richard Moya Park (10001 Burleson Rd) on May 17, 2025

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a series of contract approvals and terminations, including a $220,000 award for peer support specialist services and a $210,000 architectural services contract. It will also consider budget amendments, investment authority for county funds, and several personnel and licensing matters. Additional items include proclamations, interlocal agreements, and public‑safety related actions.

• Approve $220,000 contract with Austin Mental Health Community for peer support specialist services (Sheriff’s Office)
• Approve $210,000 architectural services contract for ADA Transition Plan for Retrofits Project (Reliance Architecture, LLC)
• Approve $208,346.90 change order for USB 1st Floor Public Defender Renovation (Trimbuilt Construction, Inc.)
• Approve $107,042 engineering services contract for Collier East Command fire protection design (IMEG Consultants Corp.)
• Approve termination of multiple juvenile‑probation contracts (e.g., Contract No. 4400005704 with The Refuge for DMST)

The Commissioners Court approved a motion delegating signing authority to the County Judge and approved a large set of consent items covering budget amendments, contracts and terminations. It created and funded a new healthcare data analyst position, approved a university fellowship agreement, and adopted a formal compensation appeal process. The Court also filled at-large and functional seats on the Compensation Committee and took no action on outdoor burning and emergency response matters.

• Signature motion delegating authority to County Judge approved (unanimous)
• Consent items (budget amendments, contracts, terminations) approved by unanimous consent
• Created and funded a healthcare data analyst position (Item 6) approved (unanimous)
• Approved participation in Government Finance Rotational Fellowship (Item10) (unanimous)
• Approved formal compensation appeal process (Item30) (unanimous)
• Approved new at-large members to Compensation Committee (Item31) (unanimous)
• Approved current functional seats on Compensation Committee (Item31) (unanimous)
• No action taken on outdoor burning and county emergency response (Item4)

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider approving contracts for legal services, toxicology testing, and a courthouse renovation, along with proclamations for Air Quality Awareness Week and Employee Recognition Day.

• Proclamation for Air Quality Awareness Week
• Proclamation for Employee Recognition Day
• Contract award for Diversion Center renovation ($3.2M)
• Contract award for EMS funding study ($325K)
• Contract ratification for eviction prevention services

The Commissioners Court approved a $3,223,360 contract award to Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects, Inc. for professional consulting services for the Diversion Center and Central Booking Intake Facility and Parking Structure. The Court also approved a restructuring of the Compensation Committee, expanding it from five to seven at‑large seats. Several proclamations and procedural motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved signature delegation motion (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 6, 8, 9. a-c, 10.b-c, 12‑14, 15‑23, 24.a-b, 25‑26, 29.a-c, 30, 32‑35 (unanimous)
• Removed item 28 from consent items list (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Air Quality Awareness Week (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for National Correctional Officers and Employees Week (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Employee Recognition Day (unanimous)
• Approved $3,223,360 contract award for Diversion Center and Central Booking project to Brinkley Sargent Wiginton Architects, Inc. (added to consent)
• Approved expansion of Compensation Committee to seven at‑large seats (unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will receive a briefing and update on the deployment, arrangement, and implementation of security devices and personnel. The Court will also consider and take action on appointing a tenant representative to the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation, including approving interview questions, conducting interviews, and making a final selection. Both items may be taken into executive session under applicable Government Code provisions.

• Briefing on deployment of security devices and personnel (possible executive session)
• Consider appointment of tenant representative to Strategic Housing Finance Corporation
• Approve interview questions for tenant representative position
• Conduct interviews for tenant representative position
• Make final selection of tenant representative

The court discussed security device deployment in executive session. Interview questions for the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation tenant representative position were approved unanimously. The court discussed conducting interviews and postponed making a final selection.

• Item 1 security devices discussed in executive session (no vote)
• Approved interview questions for tenant representative position (unanimous)
• Conduct interviews for tenant representative position discussed (no vote)
• Final selection of tenant representative postponed

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The Commissioners Court will vote on authorizing several bond series for roads, permanent improvements, and certificates of obligation. The body will also address wildfire preparedness and animal control regulations.

• Proposed issuance of Unlimited Tax Road Bonds up to $7,170,000, Permanent Improvement Bonds up to $53,995,000, and Certificates of Obligation up to $93,795,000
• Contract modification for County Clerk Expansion Project with Geofill Construction for $540,294.15
• Contract modification with Athens Insurance Services, Inc. for $477,822.00 for workers' compensation and liability claims services
• Contract award to Alliant Insurance Services, Inc. for $250,000.00 for aviation insurance broker services
• Proposed updates to Travis County Code Chapter 252 regarding Animal Control regulations

The Travis County Commissioners Court approved several consent items and proclamations unanimously. It opened and then closed a public hearing on a utility easement in Precinct Four. The Court directed staff to develop an EMS pay scale for STAR Flight, also unanimously. Budget Amendment O3 was approved unanimously, and Budget Amendment A3 was approved 4‑0 with one abstention, adding support for the Community Supervision and Corrections Department.

• Approved consent items (4,5,10,11,12.a-b,17,18,20-23,24-33.a-b,35,36,38-40,43,45) – unanimous
• Opened public hearing on utility easement request – unanimous
• Closed public hearing – unanimous
• Approved proclamation recognizing May as National Wildfire Awareness Month – unanimous
• Approved proclamation recognizing April 2025 as Records and Information Management Month – unanimous
• Directed staff to develop an EMS pay scale for STAR Flight – unanimous
• Approved Budget Amendment O3 – unanimous
• Approved Budget Amendment A3 with CSCD support – 4-0 (Margaret Gómez abstained)

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The Commissioners Court will hear public comments on the Branchview Apartments project and on assessments for the WildHorse Ranch Public Improvement District. The Court will adopt several proclamations recognizing awareness weeks and months, and will consider budget, emergency services, and intergovernmental grant items. It will also approve multiple contracts and set a public hearing for a Beckham Drive right‑of‑way request.

• Approve $490,012.08 contract for Substandard Road Project – Deer Creek I (Professional Engineering Services)
• Approve $810,785.70 contract for Williamson Road Drainage Improvements
• Approve $422,406.00 contract exemption for Hangar door replacements (Vortex Colorado, LLC)
• Approve $22,351.07 modification to Kentech Inc. generators preventative maintenance contract
• Set public hearing on May 6, 2025 for Beckham Drive right‑of‑way vacancy request

The Commissioners Court unanimously appointed Gary Howell as Travis County Fire Marshal for a two‑year term starting May 26, 2025. The Court also tabled the Branchview Apartments no‑objection resolution for 30 days and approved several proclamations recognizing Child Abuse Prevention Month, After‑school Professionals Week, National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week, Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and National Fair Housing Month. All listed consent items were approved unanimously.

• Approved appointment of Gary Howell as Travis County Fire Marshal (unanimous)
• Tabled Branchview Apartments no‑objection resolution for 30 days (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention Month (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for After‑school Professionals Week, April 21‑25, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week, April 14‑20, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation for Prescription Drug Take Back Day (unanimous)
• Added proclamation for National Fair Housing Month to consent items (unanimous)
• Approved consent items 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 15, 16‑a‑e, 17‑34, and 36 (unanimous)

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The Commissioners Court will discuss contract modifications for the Camp Esperanza Emergency Shelter and safety improvements for Old Kimbro Rd and Dessau Rd. The body will also vote on several personnel appointments and grant applications.

• Contract award of $60,480.00 to Patricia Jackson for Chaplain Services
• Advance Funding Agreement with TxDOT for safety improvements to Old Kimbro Rd and Dessau Rd
• Potential contract modification for the Camp Esperanza Emergency Shelter Complex
• Request for variance from parkland dedication for the Collins Preliminary Plan in Precinct Four
• Public hearing set for April 29, 2025, regarding a public utility easement vacation in Bothmer Addition

The Court unanimously approved a series of proclamations honoring Vicki Ashley’s retirement, recognizing April 2025 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and designating the week of April 5‑11 as the Week of the Young Child. It also approved the Camp Esperanza emergency shelter briefing, a grant letter of intent for the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership, and added several items to the consent agenda. In executive session, commissioners unanimously approved the termination of county occupancy on Double Elm Drive and a counter‑offer to acquire a 45‑acre parcel near Onion Creek as part of the Strategic Parkland Bond Program.

• Approved multiple consent items (items 4, 8b‑c, 9‑23) – unanimous
• Approved proclamation honoring Vicki Ashley’s retirement – unanimous
• Approved proclamation designating April 2025 Sexual Assault Awareness Month – unanimous
• Approved proclamation designating Week of the Young Child (April 5‑11) – unanimous
• Approved Camp Esperanza emergency shelter briefing – unanimous
• Approved Letter of Intent for Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership grant – unanimous
• Approved termination of county occupancy on Double Elm Drive – unanimous
• Approved counter‑offer to purchase 45‑acre parcel near Onion Creek (parcel #4) – unanimous

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will hold a work session on April 3, 2025. Commissioners will receive a staff briefing on the future of the Travis County Exposition Center. They will also receive an update on the Travis County Climate Action Plan for internal operations and a discussion of carbon sequestration and offsets. No formal decisions are listed; the items are informational briefings.

• Receive briefing and update from staff regarding the future of the Travis County Exposition Center
• Receive briefing on the update of the Travis County Climate Action Plan and exploration of carbon sequestration and offsets

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a range of items, including public comments on a right‑of‑way vacating request for Rinard Road, proclamations for Earth Month and a community leader, and several contract approvals. The Court will also address emergency services policies, a residency program with Baylor Scott & White Medical Center‑Temple, budget authorizations, and licensing for yoga classes at East Metropolitan Park. Executive‑session items include a possible central‑Austin property acquisition and the appointment of a Fire Marshal.

• Approve Contract No. 4400008160 with Datatude, Inc. for software and services (Health & Human Services)
• Approve Modification No. 3 to Contract No. 4400007143 with Bickerstaff Heath Delgado Acosta, LLP, up to $200,000 for legal services
• Approve Construction and Traffic Mitigation Agreement for the proposed Cirque Estates development in Precinct Four
• Consider request to vacate a section of right‑of‑way on Rinard Road (Rinard Lane) in Precinct Four
• Approve license agreement for private yoga classes at East Metropolitan Park

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a motion to authorize the Travis County Attorney to pursue litigation challenging Chapter 56 of Title I of the Texas Administrative Code. The court also appointed Kerri Dorman to the non‑tenant position on the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation board and approved a license agreement for private yoga classes at East Metropolitan Park. Additional unanimous actions included approving proclamations for Earth Month and for AFSCME member Pedro Villalobos, and authorizing the filing to vacate a section of right‑of‑way on Rinard Road.

• Authorize County Attorney to pursue litigation challenging Chapter 56 (unanimous)
• Appoint Kerri Dorman to non‑tenant position on Strategic Housing Finance Corp board (unanimous)
• Approve license agreement for private yoga classes at East Metropolitan Park (unanimous)
• Approve proclamation recognizing April 2025 as Earth Month (unanimous)
• Approve proclamation honoring Pedro Villalobos (unanimous)
• Approve filing to vacate section of right‑of‑way on Rinard Road (unanimous)

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will hold a work session to receive an update from the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation of Travis County. The Court will also receive an update on the County Project Management Office. No decisions or actions are listed; the items are informational updates.

• Receive an update from Strategic Housing Finance Corporation of Travis County
• Receive an update on the Project Management Office

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider a subaward and loan documents to provide up to $4,474,947 for affordable housing for individuals experiencing homelessness at the Cairn Point Montopolis development. The Court will also hear public comments on the Community Development Block Grant and HOME program action plan, approve a proclamation for Gideon Day, and take action on several contract modifications and award approvals. Additional items include a $1,500 snack purchase for STAR Flight EMS Week and various personnel and budget matters.

• Approve subaward and loan up to $4,474,947 for affordable housing at Cairn Point Montopolis (Contract No. 4600000960)
• Approve $1,500 purchase of snacks and refreshments for STAR Flight open‑house during EMS Week
• Approve Modification No. 8 to Contract No. 4400004572 with MWM Design Group, Inc. for $49,890 for Onion Creek Greenway III improvements
• Approve contract award of $3,736,554 to HCS, Inc. for Wilson Park 2nd Floor remodel (IFB No. 2412‑002‑TL)
• Approve exemption and contract of $250,000 with Child, Inc. for Early Head Start Services

The Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $4,474,947 subaward to Cairn Point Montopolis for affordable housing for people experiencing homelessness. It also approved shortening public comment time to two minutes, adopted a proclamation for Gideon Day, and approved numerous contracts and modifications through consent items. The public hearing on the CDBG/HOME Action Plan was opened, tabled, reopened, and closed by unanimous vote.

• Approved shortening public comment time to two minutes per speaker (unanimous)
• Approved proclamation recognizing March 25, 2025 as Gideon Day (unanimous)
• Approved $4,474,947 subaward for affordable housing for homeless (unanimous)
• Added to consent: Modification No. 8 to contract for Onion Creek Greenway III ($49,890.00)
• Added to consent: Contract award $3,736,554.00 for Wilson Parke 2nd Floor Remodel
• Added to consent: Contract award $439,000.00 for Landfill Operation and Maintenance Services
• Added to consent: Termination of contract with Truth Be Told with Aj, LLC (pre‑employment polygraph services)
• Added to consent: Exemption for $720,400.00 Esri contract for municipal enterprise agreement

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider a series of resolutions, proclamations, grant agreements, contracts, and budget items. Items include a proclamation for World Water Day, a resolution opposing elimination of the Countywide Polling Place Program, and approval of several grant agreements totaling over $4 million for energy assistance, weatherization, and recreational trails. The Court will also approve contracts such as a $1,383,027.00 security system upgrade, a $145,007.64 change order for a public defender renovation, and a $65,000.00 marketing plan for county parks. Additional actions involve interlocal agreements for emergency response, personnel matters, and licensing for early voting sites.

• Grant agreement for FY2025 Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program – $3,813,068 (Health & Human Services)
• Grant agreement for FY2025 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Act Weatherization – $462,714 (Health & Human Services)
• Approve Change Order No. 2 to Contract No. 4400007707 with Trimbuilt Construction, Inc. – $145,007.64 for USB 1st Floor Public Defender Renovation
• Approve exemption and Contract No. 4400007961 with CML Security, LLC – $1,383,027.00 for security system upgrades
• Approve Modification No. 4 to Contract No. 4400004982 with TexHahn Media, Inc. – $65,000.00 for Strategic Marketing Plan for Travis County Parks

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will receive a presentation from Integral Care covering its programs, performance, and finances. The Court will also receive an update on the County’s Risk Program, including key initiatives, current challenges, and future plans. No formal actions or votes are listed for these items.

• Presentation by Integral Care on programs, performance, and finances
• Update on strategic direction of the Risk Program, including initiatives, challenges, and future plans

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will consider a Letter of Intent to apply for the Community Wildfire Defense Grant – South. The grant, offered by the U.S. Forest Service, totals $8,000,000 for the Transportation, Natural Resources, and Emergency Services departments. The County would need to provide a matching contribution of $2,666,667. The Court will decide whether to proceed with the application.

• Letter of Intent to apply for $8,000,000 Community Wildfire Defense Grant – South, with $2,666,667 County match

Commissioners Court

The Commissioners Court will vote on several high-value contracts for infrastructure and social services. Key items include funding for affordable housing, childcare services, and road improvements. The body will also discuss legislative priorities and the County Safety Action Plan.

• Loan not to exceed $4,474,947 for Cairn Point Montopolis affordable housing
• Contract modification of $2,635,186 for Pearce Lane Widening and Kellam Road Improvements
• Interlocal Agreements with Workforce Solutions for childcare services totaling $2.4 million
• Grant application for $1,432,565 from Texas Parks and Wildlife for outdoor recreation
• Contract of $197,779 for Building Automation System at Travis County Correctional Complex

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will conduct interviews for a County appointment to the Central Health Board of Managers and receive an update from the Housing Authority of Travis County.

• Interview questions for Central Health Board appointment
• Interviews for Central Health Board appointment
• Update from Housing Authority of Travis County

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The Commissioners Court will vote on a $1,000,000 loan agreement with the Central Texas Housing Accelerator Fund, LLC to develop affordable housing. They will also consider a range of items including mass gathering permits for the Luck Reunion event, several grant continuations and contract awards totaling several hundred thousand dollars, and a WildHorse Ranch PID Community Benefit Fee Escrow Agreement. Additional actions include approving proclamations, authorizing the County Treasurer to invest funds, and reviewing budget guidelines for FY 2026.

• Approve $1,000,000 loan agreement for affordable housing with Central Texas Housing Accelerator Fund, LLC
• Approve modification to McGriff Insurance Services contract for $2,089,000 insurance coverage
• Approve Housing Continuum Services contracts: $224,250 to Casa Marianella, $100,000 to ECHO, $150,000 to LifeWorks, $256,732 to Saint Louise House, $463,548 to Texas RioGrande Legal Aid
• Approve $108,786 United Way grant for Maternal, Infant, and Early Childhood Home Visiting
• Approve $250,000 Community Wildfire Defense Grant with a $62,500 county match

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will adopt several proclamations and budget items, consider emergency services matters, and vote on multiple procurement contracts. Notable contracts include a $3,404,218 elevator upgrade at the County Administration Building and a $407,450 agreement with Killeen Glass & Mirror for window‑film and door replacements. The Court will also set a public hearing for a Mass Gathering Permit for the Luck Reunion event at 1100 Bee Creek Road and consider an annexation request for portions of Steger Lane and Cameron Road in Precinct One.

• Approve $3,404,218 purchase order for elevator modernization at 700 Lavaca Street (SW Elevators, LLC)
• Approve $407,450 contract with Killeen Glass & Mirror for impact, security, and solar window‑film, door replacements, and partitions
• Approve $44,379.03 exemption for purchase of maintenance, support and services from AB Sciex
• Set public hearing on Feb 25 for Mass Gathering Permit for Luck Reunion at 1100 Bee Creek Road, Spicewood
• Consider annexation request from City of Pflugerville for portions of Steger Lane and Cameron Road in Precinct One

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will meet to approve payments, contracts, and budget amendments. The court will also consider authorizing the use of eminent domain to acquire land for the Spicewood Springs Low Water Crossing Project and approve various grant applications and interlocal agreements.

• Authorize use of eminent domain for Spicewood Springs Low Water Crossing Project
• Approve contract award for Aviation Fuel (Jet A) to Eastern Aviation Fuels, Inc.
• Approve contract award for Septic System Inspection Services ($170,000)
• Authorize SAFE Lancaster Court to convey an electric utility easement to Austin Energy
• Receive update on revisions to the Travis County CDBG Office Resolution of No Objection

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court is holding a work session to discuss a specific administrative update. The meeting consists of a single agenda item regarding the Project Management Office.

• Project Management Office Update

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on a range of items including a public comment period for a temporary traffic detour on Siesta Shores Drive, several proclamations, and multiple interlocal agreements. It will also consider budget exceptions, contract awards, and contract modifications affecting public health, emergency services, and youth programs. The agenda includes approval of a $84,663 contract with LeadsOnline for software, support, and services for criminal investigations.

• Public hearing on temporary detour and thru‑traffic restriction on Siesta Shores Drive (Rod and Gun Club Rd. to ~3,500 ft NE) from March 3 to Oct 6 2025
• Proclamation honoring Dean Senator Judith Zaffirini as the first woman dean of the Texas Senate
• Approval of Contract No. 4400008066 with LeadsOnline, LLC for $84,663 for criminal‑investigation software and services
• Exception to budget rules to purchase food and beverages for youth programs, not to exceed $16,240
• Approval of $1,500 engagement with the Urban Land Institute to train the Palm School Steering Committee

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will consider approving contracts for road engineering and indigent burial services, as well as a $1.92 million agreement for affordable housing construction. The court will also discuss budget amendments and personnel actions.

• Approve $496,983 for Substandard Road Project – Lago Ranchos
• Approve $1.92M for affordable housing construction in Whisper Valley
• Approve $173,394 for ADA Transition Plan consultative services
• Approve $443,185 for Capital Area Private Defender Service
• Approve $47,438 for African American Freedom Colony Settlement Survey

Commissioners Court

The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on reappointments for emergency services districts, approve a public hearing for a traffic restriction on Siesta Shores Dr., and consider the termination of two contracts and a modification to a design contract.

• Reappoint three members to ESD #4 Board of Commissioners
• Reappoint three members to ESD #9 Board of Commissioners
• Reappoint three members to ESD #17 Board of Commissioners
• Approve public hearing for traffic restriction on Siesta Shores Dr.
• Approve modification to contract with RVi for Gilleland Creek Greenway Improvements

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The Travis County Commissioners Court will vote on several high-value procurement contracts and grant agreements. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding easements on Lipan Trail and discuss emergency responses to natural disasters.

• Contract for law enforcement Taser equipment from Axon Enterprise, Inc. for $10,952,124.71
• STAR Flight procurement exemptions for Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp ($2,646,459.00) and AgustaWestland Philadelphia Corporation ($1,618,693.00)
• Public hearing on drainage and utility easement release for 1903 and 1905 Lipan Trail
• Grant application for General Traffic Safety Program from TxDOT for $142,943.27
• Subrecipient agreement with Meals on Wheels and More, Inc. for CDBG Home Rehab Program administration