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The Commissioners' Court will discuss various county contracts, personnel changes, and budget amendments. Key items include a road use agreement for Johnson Road and juvenile justice center contracts with multiple counties.

• Payment of $139,897.80 to Experts Underground Solutions LLC for TxCDBG Grant No. CDV23-0328
• Road Use Agreement for pavement improvements on Johnson Road in Precinct 4
• Plat exemption request from East Point Energy, LLC in Precinct 1
• Detention and Residential Contracts for the Regional Juvenile Justice Center with several counties
• Road donation of $690.00 from Berenice Carreon for a pipe culvert at Grand St.

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The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider several financial approvals, including a $195,019.11 payment to Forney Construction for the Citizens Medical Center Intensive Care Unit additions and renovations. Other items include vendor payments for the medical center, a $7,500 payment to Lynn Engineering for a community development grant, and a road donation resolution for a pipe culvert at Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates. The meeting also includes routine agenda items such as minutes approval, budget amendments, and a closed session for personnel and legal matters.

• Approve Payment Application No. 26 to Forney Construction, LLC – $195,019.11 for ICU project
• Approve interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center (July 2 and July 9, 2026)
• Approve $7,500 payment to Lynn Engineering, LLC for Texas Community Development Block Grant
• Approve Resolution No. 2026-075 for road donation and pipe culvert at Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates
• Ratify amended Iron Mountain contract for Archive Relocation Project

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The Victoria County Child Welfare Board will hold a regular meeting including public comment, approval of May 2026 minutes, and treasurer's reports. The board will enter closed session to discuss Child Protective Services reports on conservatorship of children and client-specific expenditures, with possible action afterward. New business includes a Rainbow Room update and supply request.

• Approval of minutes from May 2026 meeting
• Treasurer's Report for May and June 2026 (County Funds and Victoria Partnership for Children Funds)
• Child Protective Services Report on conservatorship of children and caseload disposition (closed session)
• Review of client specific expenditures and related requests (closed session)
• Rainbow Room update and supply request

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The Victoria County Commissioners Court is meeting in special term to consider routine approvals and several notable items. These include a donation of land from Jack and Leslie Crews for Precinct 3 road use, a payment of $38,426.40 for a community development grant project, and new detention contracts with three counties for the Juvenile Justice Center. The court will also receive a certificate of substantial completion for the public safety training center and discuss budget amendments.

• Consider donation of .44-acre tract at 60 Kemper City Road West from Jack and Leslie Crews for Precinct 3 Road & Bridge, with Resolution No. 2026-073 and Gift Deed
• Consider payment of $38,426.40 to Experts Underground Solutions, LLC for TxCDBG Grant CDV23-0328
• Consider residential detention contracts with Dimmit, Maverick, and Zavala counties for the Juvenile Justice Center
• Receive Certificate of Substantial Completion for Victoria County Regional Public Safety Training Center from Lauger Companies, Inc.
• Hear a Proclamation for Courthouse Week and recognize Victoria County Veteran's Service Officer John Williams

The Commissioners Court approved accounts payable, interim medical vendor payments, and a request for payment related to a community development grant. The court also accepted a .44-acre land donation for Precinct 3 and approved several budget amendments.

• Approved June 22, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved accounts payable totaling $524,052.35 (regular) and $75,877.77 (supplemental)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim payments of $292,867.40 and $2,327,090.28
• Approved Courthouse Week proclamation (June 29 - July 5, 2026)
• Recognized John Williams with the Texas Veterans Commission Claims Excellence Award
• Approved payment to Experts Underground Solutions, LLC for $38,426.40
• Approved donation of .44-acre tract at 60 Kemper City Road West via Resolution No. 2026-073
• Authorized filing of a Gift Deed for the Kemper City Road West property donation

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The Commissioners' Court will consider purchasing 10.01 acres from the Estate of Thomas L. Sterne for the Victoria County Regional Public Safety Training Center project. Other items include a public hearing on traffic regulations in Precinct 3, reappointment of Dr. James F. Neumann to the Citizens Medical Board of Managers, a road use agreement with HyFuels Green Lake Wind LLC for a wind-powered electric generating facility, and an application for tax abatement from Blue Ammonia. The court will also discuss contracts for the juvenile justice center and budget amendments.

• Consider purchase of 10.01 acres for Victoria County Regional Public Safety Training Center
• Public hearing on proposed traffic regulation changes in Precinct 3
• Reappointment of James F. Neumann, MD to Citizens Medical Board of Managers
• Road Use Agreement with HyFuels Green Lake Wind LLC for wind-powered electric generating facility
• Application for tax abatement from Blue Ammonia

The Commissioners Court approved multiple items including traffic regulation changes in Precinct 3, land purchases for a public safety training center, and archives relocation services. The court also authorized various vendor payments, service agreements, and food bids for the Sheriff's Office.

• Approved June 15, 2026, meeting minutes
• Approved accounts payable totaling $608,483.08 and supplemental accounts of $463,958.76
• Approved monthly report from Constable, Precinct No. 1
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $230,048.68 and $3,665,114.35
• Proclaimed June 22, 2026, as Juan Linn Day
• Adopted proposed changes to traffic regulations in Precinct No. 3
• Reappointed James F. Neumann, MD to the Citizens Medical Center Board of Managers
• Approved Crossroads Defenders Temporary Supplemental Funding Modification #2

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At this special term meeting, the Commissioners' Court will vote on multiple contracts and payments, including a proposal for building commissioning services for the new Mental & Behavioral Health Facility, a $520,113.43 payment for ICU renovations at Citizens Medical Center, and detention contracts for the Juvenile Justice Center. They will also consider road donation resolutions from residents and a Homeland Security Grant award. The agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable, and various grant amendments.

• Approval of proposal from Tom Green & Company Engineers for commissioning of Mental & Behavioral Health Facility (item 11a)
• Payment of $520,113.43 to Forney Construction for ICU additions/renovations at Citizens Medical Center (item 15)
• Detention/residential contracts with Fayette, Gaines, Hunt, Lubbock, and Parker counties for Juvenile Justice Center (item 16)
• Road donation resolutions: $575 from Joe Coffey (Northampton Circle), $575 from Jose Rodriguez (Houston St), $384.90 from Steven Witt (Coletoville Rd) (item 17)
• Approval of 2025 Homeland Security Grant Program Operation Stonegarden grant, No. 3186211 (item 9)

The Commissioners Court approved several financial items including accounts payable, medical center vendor payments, and a construction payment for the ICU project. The court also approved grant awards, contract amendments, and detention contracts for the Juvenile Justice Center.

• Approved June 8, 2026 minutes
• Approved accounts payable totaling $1,955,649.76 plus supplemental accounts of $186,521.43
• Received monthly reports from various county officials
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $220,514.48 and $2,771,009.56
• Received notice of extended July 2026 Fireworks Sales Season
• Approved 2025 Homeland Security Grant Program (HSGP) Operation Stonegarden Award for Sheriff's Office
• Approved Tom Green & Company Engineers, Inc. proposal for Mental & Behavioral Health Facility project
• Rejected all other statements of qualification for the Mental & Behavioral Health Facility project

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The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider approving a $366,871.41 payment for the Citizens Medical Center Intensive Care Unit renovation project. Other actions include a $55,740 change order for the airport control tower rehabilitation, appointment of Dr. John McNeill to the hospital board, and authorization to advertise for historical architects for the 1892 Courthouse. The court will also consider increasing parcel costs for tax collection services and receive an economic development project with Texas A&M University-Victoria.

• Approval of $366,871.41 payment to Forney Construction for Citizens Medical Center ICU Additions and Renovations
• Change Order No. 001 for $55,740 for Victoria Regional Airport Air Traffic Control Tower Rehabilitation
• Appointment of Dr. John McNeill to the Citizens Medical Center Board of Managers
• Authorization to advertise RFQ for a pool of Historical Architects for 1892 Courthouse Improvements
• Consider increasing parcel costs for tax collection services provided by the Victoria County Tax Assessor-Collector

The Commissioners Court approved several project payments, including $170,219.37 for Citizens Medical Center and a $55,740 change order for the regional airport. The court also authorized advertisements for historical architect services and public health sliding door projects.

• Approved June 1, 2026 meeting minutes
• Approved accounts payable totaling $745,590.94 in regular and $658,474.15 in supplemental funds
• Approved monthly reports from various county departments
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $170,219.37 and $2,012,079.60
• Approved Flag Week proclamation (June 6–14)
• Appointed Dr. John McNeill to the Citizens Medical Center Board of Managers
• Approved Victoria County Animal Services May 2026 Donation Report (Resolution No. 2026-068)
• Approved $55,740.00 change order for Victoria Regional Airport tower rehabilitation

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The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider and vote on several contracts, including amendments to disaster recovery services with Ashbritt, storm monitoring services with Tetra Tech, and a tuberculosis prevention contract for the Public Health Department. The court will also hear a presentation on a new emergency notification system and discuss creating two part‑time shelter technician positions for Animal Services. Additional items include routine approvals of minutes, budget amendments, and proclamations.

• Approve Final Amendment to Ashbritt Contract for Disaster Recovery Services (VOEM)
• Approve First Amendment to Victoria County–Tetra Tech Contract for Disaster/Storm Monitoring (VOEM)
• Approve TB/PC Contract No. HHS001437400027 Amendment No. 2 for Public Health Department
• Hear presentation on new emergency notification system from VOEM
• Discuss creation of two part‑time shelter tech positions for Victoria County Animal Services

The Court approved the minutes from the May 26 meeting and the accounts payable totaling $2,151,889.26. It also approved several contract amendments, a transfer of capital‑project oversight, and the 2026 budget amendments covering General Fund, Emergency Management, Road and Bridge, and Capital Projects. Additional approvals included vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center and the annual road‑materials supply contracts.

• Approved minutes of May 26, 2026 meeting
• Approved accounts payable: $584,230.51 regular and $1,567,658.75 supplemental
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $184,891.88 and $2,501,274.89
• Approved transfer of oversight for capital projects to Avery Flessner, effective May 30, 2026
• Approved Final Amendment to Ashbritt Disaster Recovery Services contract
• Approved First Amendment to Tetra Tech Disaster/Storm Monitoring Services contract
• Approved annual supply contracts for road materials (June 1, 2026 – May 31, 2027) and rejection of all non‑awarded bids
• Approved 2026 budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, Road and Bridge Precinct 1, and Capital Projects Fund

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The Victoria County Commissioners Court will review and vote on several items, including the 2026 budget amendments. The court will also consider a grant agreement for the county mental and behavioral health facility and various contracts for road materials, software services, and juvenile justice detention. Additional agenda items cover airport promotion, an employment agreement for the airport director, and an appointment to the Citizens Medical Center Board.

• Approval of 2026 budget amendments
• Approval of HHSC Grant Agreement (HHS001436900004) for the Victoria County Mental & Behavioral Health Facility construction
• Approval of bid tabulations and awards for road materials (processed base, cold mix, hot mix, asphaltic materials)
• Renewal amendment with Fifth Asset, Inc. dba DebtBook for software services to the Auditor's Office
• Approval of detention and residential contracts for the Victoria County Regional Juvenile Justice Center

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the May 18 meeting and the accounts payable totaling $1,821,200.71. It also approved several contracts and agreements, including the HHSC grant amendment for the mental‑health facility, airport promotion and employment agreements, and the comprehensive road‑materials supply contract with individual awards for processed base, cold mix, hot laid, and asphaltic materials. All motions were adopted without recorded vote tallies.

• Approved minutes of the May 18, 2026 meeting (motion adopted)
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $1,093,418.25 and Supplemental $727,782.46 (motion adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center ($184,103.45 and $2,038,511.22) (motion adopted)
• Approved HHSC Grant Agreement amendment for the mental & behavioral health facility, contingent on legal review (motion adopted)
• Received performance bond, payment bond, and builder's risk insurance from SpawGlass Contractors, Inc. for the mental & behavioral health facility (motion adopted)
• Approved Victoria Regional Airport commercial flight promotions (motion adopted)
• Approved renewed employment agreement with Airport/FBO Executive Director Vinicio L. Llerena (motion adopted)
• Approved annual supply contract for road materials with individual awards for processed base, cold mix, hot laid, and asphaltic materials (motion adopted)

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The Commissioners Court will consider Resolution 2026‑063 to approve an Economic Development Agreement with Texas A&M University‑Victoria under Texas Local Government Code Section 381.004(b). The court will also act on a series of financial items, including accounts payable, vendor payments for the Citizens Medical Center, bond forfeiture releases, and budget amendments for May 11 and May 18, 2026. Additional matters include public‑health contracts, a sanitary sewer rehabilitation contract, road‑related resolutions and donations, personnel appointments and retirements, and insurance and risk‑management approvals.

• Resolution 2026‑063 – Economic Development Agreement with Texas A&M University‑Victoria (Section 381.004(b))
• Resolution No. 2026‑057 – $700.30 road donation from Jason Itz for pipe culvert at 3311 Coletoville Road
• Quote No. 48 from Castillo B Concrete for construction work on the Bayer Road Headwall Project in Precinct 1
• Waste Disposal Agreement with Republic Services for disaster‑related debris disposal
• Resolution No. 2026‑061 – approval of Traverse Pipeline, LLC driveway installation at Old Port Lavaca Road

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the May 4 meeting and ratified two sets of accounts payable. It authorized multiple Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments and adopted a proclamation for Preservation Month. The Court also approved Resolution 2026-063 creating an economic development program with Texas A&M University‑Victoria, received the retirement notice of County Engineer John Johnston, and appointed Avery Flessner as interim County Engineer.

• Approved minutes of the May 4, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting
• Ratified May 11, 2026 accounts payable ($578,348.35 regular, $57,859.50 supplemental)
• Approved May 18, 2026 accounts payable ($776,893.18 regular, $331,759.39 supplemental)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments (May 7: $140,828.54; ACH $2,412,301.41) and (May 14: $213,073.21; ACH $3,941,526.92)
• Adopted proclamation recognizing May as Preservation Month
• Approved Resolution 2026-063 establishing endowed scholarships in Agribusiness and Aviation Science with Texas A&M University‑Victoria
• Received formal retirement notice of County Engineer John Johnston
• Appointed Avery Flessner, PE, CFM as Interim County Engineer effective May 30, 2026

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This meeting includes decisions on right-of-way applications for a natural gas pipeline with Traverse Pipeline LLC, a disaster declaration for recent severe weather, and multiple public health contracts. Commissioners will also consider road donations, a headwall project, and budget amendments.

• Right-of-Way applications with Traverse Pipeline LLC for Old Port Lavaca Road and Cushman Road
• Declaration of Local State of Disaster for May 1 severe weather event
• Approval of Meals on Wheels South Texas pilot freeze-dried food distribution MOU
• Resolutions for road donations: Jason Itz ($700.30) and Garland Sandhop Jr. ($1,300.00) for pipe culvert installations
• Consideration of builders risk insurance for SpawGlass on mental health facility project

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The Commissioners Court will consider several interlocal agreements and contracts, including a state immigration enforcement grant (SB8) and a sexual assault response team agreement. They will also discuss updates to purchasing policy, facility maintenance, and personnel changes. Act on proclamations for Cinco de Mayo and National Day of Prayer.

• Consider SB8 Agreement (Sheriffs Immigration Law Enforcement Grant Program)
• Consider Interlocal Agreement with Golden Crescent Regional SART for sexual assault response
• Consider Billy T. Cattan American Rescue Plan Act Subrecipient Agreement
• Consider Resolution No. 2026-055 designating signatories for CDBG-Mitigation Program
• Discuss updated draft Victoria County Purchasing & Procurement Policy

The Commissioners Court approved an Interlocal Agreement with the Golden Crescent Regional Sexual Assault Response Team for coordinated community response to sexual assault. The Court also approved multiple financial and administrative items, including bond forfeiture releases, vendor payments, and several resolutions and contracts. A Risk Management & Safety Committee and a Safety Shoe Reimbursement Program were established.

• Approved Interlocal Agreement with Golden Crescent Regional Sexual Assault Response Team (motion adopted)
• Approved release of bond forfeiture judgment for Katherine Ann Null (motion adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $2,893,352.25 (motion adopted)
• Approved Interlocal Cooperation Contract with Texas Dept. of State Health Services for mobile food inspections (motion adopted)
• Approved Order ratifying investments of brokered certificates of deposit (motion adopted)
• Approved First Quarter Treasurer's Report (motion adopted)
• Approved creation of Reserve Fire Marshal Program (motion adopted)
• Approved establishment of Risk Management & Safety Committee (motion adopted)

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The Commissioners' Court will hold a public hearing and consider tax abatement agreements with FA Victoria I LLC for the construction of green ammonia facilities, Phase I and Phase II, with a combined capital investment of $780 million. Other actions include potential approval of budget amendments, indigent defense grant applications, a road use agreement for a natural gas pipeline, and a $575,536.90 payment for hospital ICU renovations.

• Public hearing and possible action on tax abatement agreements with FA Victoria I LLC for green ammonia facilities ($530M Phase I, $250M Phase II)
• Consider amendments to Victoria County Guidelines and Criteria for tax abatement
• Approval of payment application No. 23 ($575,536.90) to Forney Construction for CMC ICU Additions and Renovations
• Consider Resolutions 2026-052 and 2026-053 for Texas Indigent Defense Commission grant applications
• Consider Road Use Agreement with Traverse Pipeline, LLC for a natural gas pipeline in Victoria County

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the April 20 meeting and adopted the accounts payable totaling $1,780,396.37. It approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center and a $575,536.90 payment to Forney Construction. The Court also approved tax abatement agreements for FA Victoria I LLC covering $530,000,000 and $250,000,000 investments, and tabled proposed amendments to the county tax‑abatement guidelines.

• Approved minutes of April 20, 2026 meeting (motion adopted)
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $585,497.12, Supplemental $1,194,899.25 (motion adopted)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments $241,543.36 and $2,116,542.62 (motion adopted)
• Approved Tax Abatement Agreements for FA Victoria I LLC: Phase I $530,000,000.00, Phase II $250,000,000.00 (motion adopted)
• Tabled Amendments to Victoria County Guidelines and Criteria for tax abatement (motion adopted)
• Received appointment of Karen Cline as Victoria County Elections Administrator (motion adopted)
• Approved budget and Resolution No. 2026-052 for Texas Indigent Defense Grant (motion adopted)
• Approved payment application No. 23 to Forney Construction, LLC $575,536.90 (motion adopted)

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The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider approval of a construction contract award for a CDBG grant, several road and bridge projects including the Coletoville Road and Old Goliad Road bridges, and multiple road construction quotes for Precinct 1. Other items include creation of a Risk Management & Safety Committee, renewal of the Victoria Farmers Market lease, budget amendments, and personnel changes. The meeting also covers grant agreements, vendor payments, and a proclamation for San Jacinto Day.

• Construction Contract Award to Experts Underground Solutions for TDA CDBG Grant No. CDV23-0328
• Approval of $84,783.30 payment to GrantWorks for CDBG-MIT Program environmental fees
• Coletoville Road Bridge Replacement Project: temporary construction licenses from three property owners
• Old Goliad Road Bridge Replacement: $4,500 right-of-way purchase and temporary licenses
• Precinct 1 road construction quotes totaling over $500,000 for streets including Crockett, Williams, Laurel, Main, and others

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The Victoria County Elections Commission will meet to discuss and potentially appoint a new Elections Administrator. The agenda includes a closed session under Texas law to discuss the final candidate, followed by an open meeting vote on an order appointing Karen Cline to the position.

• Closed meeting to discuss personnel for the Elections Administrator position
• Consideration of Order appointing Karen Cline as Victoria County Elections Administrator
• Approval of prior meeting minutes

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The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider approvals for several infrastructure projects, including a mental health facility and a public safety training center. The body will also review public health department contracts and updates to county personnel and fraud policies.

• Change Order 001 for Victoria County Mental & Behavioral Health Facility from SpawGlass
• Bid exemption for 'Live Fire Shoot House' and wireless target system at Regional Public Safety Training Center
• Agreement with Staff Concrete for Public Health Department Metal Spray Truck Building Project
• Amendment No. 1 for Regional Emergency Operations Community Safe Room with Rawley McCoy & Associates
• Approval of Victoria County Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Policy

The Commissioners Court approved a series of financial and contractual items, including accounts payable, interim vendor payments, and several bid exemptions. It ratified a solid‑waste interlocal agreement and updated personnel holiday and paid‑time‑off policies. The court also approved a change order for the mental‑health facility and a new training‑facility exemption.

• Approved minutes of the April 6, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $631,090.02 and Supplemental $21,046.58
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $272,485.05 and ACH payment of $2,490,188.53
• Approved discretionary bid exemption for a Live Fire Shoot House training facility
• Approved discretionary bid exemption for an All Electrical Wireless Turning Target System
• Ratified Golden Crescent Regional Planning Commission Solid Waste Interlocal Agreement for a stationary recycling compactor
• Approved Change Order 001 for Add Alternate 01 to the Mental & Behavioral Health Facility GMP, contingent on legal review
• Approved update to Personnel Policy allowing use of any unused holiday through 12/31/2026

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The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider approving drainage improvements in Serenity Estates, budget amendments, and donations for a gateway monument and road culverts. The court will also hear reports and proclamations.

• Approval of drainage improvements in Serenity Estates for $30,000
• Approval of budget amendments for 2026
• Donation of a Gateway Monument in Inez from Boy Scouts of America
• Donation of road culverts in Precinct 3 totaling $1,342.80
• Closed meeting to discuss personnel, real property, and economic development

The Commissioners Court approved Resolution No. 2026-048 and a Donation Agreement with the Boy Scouts of America for a Gateway Monument in the unincorporated community of Inez. The Court also approved several small road donations, a plat exemption, and a discretionary bid exemption for drainage work in Serenity Estates, and adopted the 2026 budget amendments.

• Approved Resolution No. 2026-048 for donation of a Gateway Monument from Boy Scouts of America Troop 364 (motion adopted)
• Approved Donation Agreement with Boy Scouts of America for installation and maintenance of the Gateway Monument in TxDOT right‑of‑way (motion adopted)
• Approved discretionary bid exemption for drainage improvements in Serenity Estates (motion adopted)
• Authorized $30,000 payment to Cat Skinner, LLC for drainage improvements in Serenity Estates (motion adopted)
• Approved plat exemption request for 545 Garrett Road with specific conditions (motion adopted)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-047 for road donation of $766.80 from Roger Saski (motion adopted)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-049 for road donation of $576.00 from Eric Jones (motion adopted)
• Approved 2026 budget amendments (motion adopted)

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The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider a revised price proposal and commissioning services for the Mental & Behavioral Health Facility. The body will also review updates to the county procurement policy and 2026 budget amendments.

• GMP Proposal Revision from SpawGlass for the Mental & Behavioral Health Facility
• Donation of $2,147.62 from Murdoch's Ranch and Home Supply, LLC to Animal Services
• Donation of a dishwasher/glasswasher valued at $6,282.23 to Animal Services
• Purchase of right-of-way on Tipton Road for $1,700.00
• Road donation of $403.60 for a pipe culvert at 6482 Coletoville Road

The Commissioners Court adopted several actions, including approving the base bid from SpawGlass for the mental and behavioral health facility GMP revision and authorizing an RFQ for commissioning services. It also approved the minutes from the March 23 meeting, accounts payable, interim vendor payments, a proclamation for VCAM, donations to Animal Services, a road donation, and a subrecipient monitoring policy.

• Approved minutes of the March 23, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting (motion adopted)
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $444,783.54 and Supplemental $13,303.95 (motion adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center: $369,470.13 and ACH report $3,536,009.28 (motion adopted)
• Approved proclamation recognizing Victoria Christian Assistance Ministry for 40 years of service (motion adopted)
• Approved donations to Animal Services: $2,147.62 from Murdoch's Ranch and Home Supply, LLC and $6,282.23 dishwasher from Victoria County Animal Advocates (motion adopted)
• Approved the base bid from SpawGlass for the Mental & Behavioral Health Facility GMP proposal revision (motion adopted)
• Authorized advertising a Request for Qualifications for New Construction Building Commissioning Services for the Mental & Behavioral Health Facility (motion adopted)
• Approved the Victoria County Subrecipient Monitoring Policy for grants (motion adopted)

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The Commissioners Court will hold a public hearing on proposed changes to traffic regulations in Precinct 3. It will also consider several contract approvals, a grant payment request, and road‑donation resolutions. Additional items include budget amendment approvals and personnel matters.

• Public hearing on proposed traffic regulation changes in Precinct 3 (Transportation Code §251.151)
• Approval of TIPS Quote No. Q-115981-1 with CivicPlus for website platform, ADA compliance, PDF tool, NextRequest, social media archiving, and chatbot services
• Approval of DataVox proposal for Avaya phone system updates and maintenance
• Payment request to GrantWorks for $246,128.10 related to the Texas Community Development Block Grant (CDBG‑MIT) GLO Award, Grant No. 24-065-186-F328
• Resolutions for road donations: $753.80 for a pipe culvert at 715 Quail Creek Drive and $192.00 for a pipe culvert at 754 Morristown Road

The Commissioners Court approved the March 16 minutes, accounts payable, and several vendor payments. It adopted traffic regulation changes for Precinct 3, set an April 27 meeting to consider tax‑abatement agreements from FA Victoria I LLC, and approved multiple IT service contracts and an interlocal jail‑housing agreement with San Patricio County. Additional approvals included payments for the mental‑health facility, a CDBG grant, a pole‑barn estimate, and road‑donation resolutions.

• Approved minutes of the March 16, 2026 meeting (motion adopted)
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $527,665.30; Supplemental $631,336.73 (motion adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center ($538,807.79) and ACH report ($3,676,452.02) (motion adopted)
• Adopted proposed changes to traffic regulations in Precinct 3 (motion adopted)
• Authorized setting April 27, 2026 for a public meeting to consider tax‑abatement agreements from FA Victoria I LLC (motion adopted)
• Approved TIPS Quote No. Q‑115981‑1 with CivicPlus for municipal website platform, ADA compliance, PDF tool, PIA software, social media archiving, and chatbot (motion adopted)
• Approved interlocal cooperation agreement with San Patricio County for jail housing services within the Victoria County Sheriff's Office (motion adopted)
• Approved payment of $246,128.10 to GrantWorks for the Texas CDBG‑MIT grant (motion adopted)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will consider routine approvals such as minutes, accounts payable, and various departmental reports, along with several specific financial and contractual items. Key items include a $662,415.38 payment to Forney Construction for Citizens Medical Center Intensive Care Unit additions, an $85,816.80 grant payment to GrantWorks, and a $339.60 road donation for a pipe culvert at 3486 Coletoville Road. The court will also discuss funding for a temporary elections staff position, a pharmacy services amendment, and the 2026 budget amendments.

• Approve Payment Application No. 22 to Forney Construction, LLC – $662,415.38 for Citizens Medical Center ICU additions and renovations
• Approve payment to GrantWorks – $85,816.80 for Texas Community Development Block Grant (CDBG-MIT) award
• Approve Resolution No. 2026-039 for a $339.60 road donation from Benson Pantel for a pipe culvert at 3486 Coletoville Road
• Approve Avita Pharmacy Services Agreement Third Amendment – remove two locations, add one location for the Public Health Department
• Consider funding for a temporary position in the Elections Administrator's Office through the May primary run‑off election

The Commissioners Court approved the March 9, 2026 meeting minutes, the accounts payable, and the monthly department reports. It approved several payments and contracts, including $662,415.38 to Forney Construction for the Citizens Medical Center ICU project, $85,816.80 to GrantWorks for a CDBG grant, and interim vendor payments of $214,464.92 and $3,100,203.84 to Citizens Medical Center. The Court also adopted resolutions for animal‑services donations, a health‑department cost‑rate agreement, a pharmacy‑services amendment, a plat exemption, and 2026 budget amendments covering energy, road, and capital‑project line‑item transfers.

• Approved minutes of the March 9, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting
• Approved accounts payable totaling $1,248,734.71 (regular $1,174,160.11 + supplemental $74,574.60)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center: $214,464.92 and ACH report $3,100,203.84
• Approved Payment Application No. 22 to Forney Construction, LLC for $662,415.38
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-041 for $805.00 of animal‑services donations
• Approved Texas Health and Human Services Indirect Cost Rate Agreement for the Public Health Department
• Approved Avita Pharmacy Services Agreement Third Amendment (remove two locations, add one)
• Approved 2026 budget amendments: Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act line‑item transfer; Road and Bridge Precinct 1 line‑item transfer; Capital Projects Fund 2025B increase

General

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will evaluate candidates for the Elections Administrator position. A closed meeting under V.T.C.A. Government Code §551.074 will discuss personnel matters. After the closed session, the open meeting will consider any actions, including selection of an administrator, under §551.102. The meeting also includes routine items such as call to order and approval of prior minutes.

• Evaluate candidates for Elections Administrator
• Closed meeting to discuss personnel per V.T.C.A. Gov. Code §551.074
• Open meeting action on selection per V.T.C.A. Gov. Code §551.102

General

The Victoria County Child Welfare Board will meet to review financial reports and child welfare caseloads. The board will hold an executive session to discuss confidential client expenditures and protective services reports.

• Treasurer’s Report for January and February 2026
• Executive session on conservatorship of children and Victoria County caseload
• Review of client specific expenditures
• Rainbow Room update and supply request
• Billboards for April Child Abuse Awareness Month

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will discuss airport infrastructure, mental health facility staging, and fire department funding. The body is also considering a county-wide burn ban and budget amendments for 2026.

• FAA grant agreement for Victoria Regional Airport Air Traffic Control Tower Rehabilitation Project in the amount of $1,700,000.00
• Assistance funds for Bloomington Volunteer Fire Department in the amount of $23,750.00
• Ratification of Order No. 2026-038 enacting a county-wide Burn Ban
• MOU with Victoria Regional Airport for Victoria County Mental & Behavioral Health Facility Project construction staging
• Interlocal Agreement with the City of Victoria regarding inspection and investigation authority for County-owned structures

The Commissioners Court ratified Order No. 2026-038, enacting a county‑wide burn ban effective March 2, 2026. It approved a Memorandum of Understanding with Victoria Regional Airport for land use in the mental‑health facility project, and received a $1,7000,000.00 FAA grant for the airport tower rehabilitation. Additional actions included approving vendor payments, fire‑department assistance funds, and several resolutions and agreements related to roads, drainage and maintenance.

• Ratified Order No. 2026-038 enacting county‑wide Burn Ban (adopted)
• Approved MOU with Victoria Regional Airport to use land for mental & behavioral health facility staging (adopted)
• Received for the record FAA grant agreement for VRA tower project, amount $1,7000,000.00 (adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $284,683.79 and ACH report $2,860,410.41 (adopted)
• Approved $23,750 assistance funds for Bloomington Volunteer Fire Department, reimbursable from Texas Forestry Service Grant No. E601827 (adopted)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-037 for $1,200 donation from Buddy Kamin to the County Assistance Fund (adopted)
• Approved renewal of Smiths Detection Maintenance Agreement for County Courthouse and Juvenile Detention Center (adopted)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026-035 for $1,200 road donation from Jimmy Aguayo for pipe culvert on Brownson Rd (adopted)

General

The Victoria County Elections Commission will evaluate candidates for the Elections Administrator position. A closed meeting will be held to discuss personnel and evaluate candidates, followed by an open meeting to take any action based on that discussion. The commission will also approve any prior minutes.

• Evaluate candidates for the Elections Administrator position
• Closed meeting to discuss personnel/evaluate candidates (Gov. Code §551.074)
• Open meeting to take action based on closed‑meeting discussion (Gov. Code §551.102)
• Approve any prior minutes

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will review and possibly approve a contract with Lauger Construction for the Victoria Regional Airport Air Traffic Control Tower Rehabilitation Project, contingent on legal review and receipt of an FAA grant. It will also consider several smaller items, including a $1,262.01 fire‑marshal assistance request, road‑donation resolutions valued between $755 and $1,300, and personnel and budget amendments. Additional reports and contracts for the public health department and fire marshal will be received for the record.

• Contract with Lauger Construction for $1,840,915 to rehabilitate VRA Air Traffic Control Tower (FAA grant contingent).
• Fire Marshal's request for $1,262.01 assistance to Placedo Volunteer Fire Department.
• Road donation resolutions: $754.84 (501 Chaparral Dr.), $800 (455 Hollybrook Rd.), $1,300 (Sophie Ranch Rd.).
• Approval of Texas Healthy Communities Grant Contract amendment No. 2 (HHS001456400001).
• Appointment of Travis Baker as Reserve Deputy for Constable Precinct 3.

The Commissioners Court adopted the minutes from the February 23 meeting and approved the county’s accounts payable totaling about $1.62 million. It authorized several payments, including $409,632.41 to Citizens Medical Center and a $5.08 million ACH payment, and approved a $1,840,915 contract with Lauger Construction for the Victoria Regional Airport air‑traffic‑control tower project, pending legal review and FAA grant approval. Additional actions included authorizing the IT director as TAC TechGuard program administrator, granting $1,262.01 to the Placedo Volunteer Fire Department, approving a lease with Calhoun County ISD for the WIC program, and accepting three road‑donation resolutions totaling $2,854.84.

• Approved minutes of February 23, 2026 meeting
• Approved accounts payable: $1,354,916.49 regular and $264,965.10 supplemental
• Approved interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center ($409,632.41) and ACH payment ($5,076,373.93)
• Approved $1,840,915 contract with Lauger Construction for VRA ATC tower rehab (contingent on legal review and FAA grant)
• Authorized IT Director Matt Schneider as TAC TechGuard Pilot Program Administrator
• Approved $1,262.01 financial assistance to Placedo Volunteer Fire Department
• Approved lease agreement between Calhoun County ISD and Public Health Department WIC Program
• Approved three road‑donation resolutions totaling $2,854.84

General

The body will review applications and candidates for the position of Elections Administrator. This process includes a closed meeting to discuss personnel and a subsequent return to an open meeting for potential action.

• Evaluation and selection of an Elections Administrator

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider approving payments to the City of Victoria for fire services, grant applications for the Sheriff's Office, and budget amendments for 2026. The court will also address a rejected sewer project bid and approve various contracts and resolutions.

• Authorize $333,556.47 monthly payments to City of Victoria for fire services
• Approve $853,082.03 payment to Forney Construction for Citizens Medical Center renovations
• Reject bids for WCID No. 1 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation project
• Authorize purchase of property at 204 S. William St.
• Approve 2026 budget amendments

The Commissioners Court adopted the minutes from the February 17 meeting and approved the regular and supplemental accounts payable totaling $2,622,754.85. It authorized monthly payments of $333,556.47 to the City of Victoria for fire and rescue services through September 2026, approved a subscription agreement with SOE Software for election‑night reporting, and approved two sheriff’s office grant resolutions. The court rejected all bids for the WCID #1 sanitary‑sewer rehabilitation project and ordered a rebid advertisement, ratified the purchase of the property at 204 S. William St., and approved a $853,082.03 payment to Forney Construction for the Citizens Medical Center ICU project.

• Approved minutes of the February 17 Commissioners Court meeting
• Approved accounts payable: $2,175,430.02 regular and $447,324.83 supplemental
• Authorized monthly fire‑rescue payments of $333,556.47 to the City of Victoria (Jan–Sep 2026)
• Approved Subscription Agreement with SOE Software for Election Night Reporting 2026‑2028
• Approved Sheriff’s Office grant resolutions 2026‑030 (Operation Stonegarden) and 2026‑031 (Operation Lone Star)
• Rejected all bids and authorized rebid advertising for WCID #1 Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation project
• Ratified purchase of property at 204 S. William St. and authorized execution of documents
• Approved Payment Application No. 21 to Forney Construction, $853,082.03 for Citizens Medical Center ICU project

General

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will meet to discuss county expenditures, vehicle transfers, and property donations. The body is deciding on several contracts for airport and animal services improvements, as well as budget amendments for 2026.

• Change Order No. 006 for $220,410.00 to Centurion Planning & Design, LLC for the Victoria Regional Airport Taxiway Charlie Relocation Project
• Donation of $12,794.00 from the Victoria 100 Club for 12 V700 body cameras for the Sheriff's Office
• Payments for Victoria County Animal Services at 513 Profit St., including a $22,565.00 walk-in freezer and $7,195.13 for plumbing and shelving
• Donation of an approximate .44-acre tract at 60 Kemper City Road West for use by Road & Bridge, Precinct 3
• Transfer of multiple vehicles and equipment from the Fire Marshal's Office to various volunteer fire departments and the Regional Airport

The Court approved the February 9 meeting minutes, accounts payable totaling $454,427.74, and interim vendor payments of $2,386,305.51 for Citizens Medical Center. It also approved a $220,410 change order for the Victoria Regional Airport taxiway project, a $12,794 donation for sheriff body‑camera equipment, and payments for animal‑services facility improvements. Additionally, the Court authorized a $1,940.76 fire‑truck tire reimbursement and transferred multiple fire‑department vehicles to volunteer fire departments.

• Approved February 9 meeting minutes (motion adopted)
• Approved accounts payable $409,811.47 regular + $44,616.27 supplemental (motion adopted)
• Approved interim vendor payments $237,792.03 and ACH payment $2,386,305.51 for Citizens Medical Center (motion adopted)
• Approved Change Order No. 006 for airport taxiway project, $220,410.00 (motion adopted)
• Approved Resolution No. 2026‑025 donating $12,794.00 for sheriff body cameras (motion adopted)
• Authorized payment $22,565.00 for walk‑in freezer at VCAS facility (motion adopted)
• Approved reimbursement $1,940.76 for fire‑truck tire replacement (motion adopted)
• Approved transfer of multiple fire‑department vehicles to volunteer departments (motion adopted)

Commissioners' Court

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will act on several financial items, including a payment of $8,250 to the Bloomington Volunteer Fire Department for a brush‑truck grant match and a $33,794.90 invoice to JCG Enterprises for a cleaning system at the Animal Services Facility on 513 Profit Dr. They will also consider the award of a $1,840,915 FAA‑funded contract for the Victoria Regional Airport air‑traffic‑control tower rehabilitation to Lauger Companies Inc., contingent on legal review and the County Judge’s execution of the contract. Additional items include budget amendments, grant approvals, and property donation resolutions.

• Approve payment of $8,250 to Bloomington Volunteer Fire Department for Texas Forest Services grant match on a new brush truck
• Award the $1,840,915 FAA grant‑funded Victoria Regional Airport ATC Tower Rehabilitation contract to Lauger Companies Inc. and authorize the County Judge to execute the contract
• Approve payment of $33,794.90 (Invoice No. 4526) to JCG Enterprises for a cleaning system at the Victoria County Animal Services Facility, 513 Profit Dr.
• Authorize payment of $229,326.39 to Halliburton for full Sales and Use Tax revenue for Tax Year 2025 under the Chapter 380 Agreement
• Approve Resolution No. 2026-024 for a road donation valued at $1,551.60 from Kyle Bradley for a pipe culvert at 2607 Cologne Rd.

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from February 2, 2026 and the accounts payable totaling $847,910.73. It authorized interim vendor payments of $118,091.14 and an $8,250 assistance fund payment to Bloomington Volunteer Fire Department. The Court received bid tabulations, an award recommendation, and approved awarding Lauger Companies, Inc. as the sole respondent for the VRA Air Traffic Control Tower Rehabilitation Project, then authorized the County Judge to execute the contract pending legal review.

• Approved minutes of February 2, 2026 meeting
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $724,245.91, Supplemental $123,664.82
• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center ($118,091.14) and ACH report ($1,336,319.37)
• Approved $8,250 assistance fund payment to Bloomington Volunteer Fire Department
• Received bid tabulations for VRA tower rehabilitation project
• Received award recommendation letter from Centurion Planning & Design, LLC
• Approved award to Lauger Companies, Inc. for VRA tower rehabilitation project
• Authorized County Judge to execute contract with Lauger Companies, Inc., contingent on legal review

General

The Elections Commission will meet to rescind a previous appointment order for the County Elections Administrator. The body will discuss a timeline to fill the position and evaluate candidates during a closed session.

• Rescind previous Order of Appointment of County Elections Administrator
• Establish proposed timeline to fill Elections Administrator position
• Closed meeting to evaluate candidates for Elections Administrator

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will discuss a response update for Winter Storm Fern and a service agreement with Everbridge, Inc. for emergency notifications. The body is also reviewing several facility maintenance proposals and budget amendments for 2026.

• Purchase of a Demod Big Joe LXE40 electric forklift for $29,500.00 for Animal Services
• Proposal to replace roofing at 205 County Annex/Archives, 1967 County Courthouse, McFaddin Building, and Regional Public Safety Training Center
• Plat exemption request from Manuel & Jessica Reyna at 621 Koutney Road
• Ratification of Senate Bill 22 Rural Sheriff's Office Salary Assistance Program Grant Agreement
• Detention and/or Residential Contracts with Titus, Camp, Marion, and Morris Counties

The Commissioners Court approved several items, including the Emergency Notification System Service Agreement with Everbridge, Inc. for the Victoria Office of Emergency Management. It also ratified the Senate Bill 22 Rural Sheriff’s Office Salary Assistance Program Grant Agreement and authorized the purchase of a $29,500 electric forklift for Animal Services. Additional approvals covered minutes, accounts payable, vendor payments, and public‑health policies.

• Approved minutes of the Jan 26, 2026 meeting
• Approved accounts payable: $385,058.84 regular and $118,711.24 supplemental
• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center: $461,372.84 and ACH $2,815,747.16
• Approved Emergency Notification System Service Agreement with Everbridge, Inc.
• Ratified Senate Bill 22 Rural Sheriff’s Office Salary Assistance Program Grant Agreement (Award No. IA-0000002722)
• Approved purchase of Demod Big Joe LXE40 electric forklift for $29,500 for Animal Services
• Approved Victoria County Public Health Department Charity Care/Financial Assistance Policy
• Approved agreement with Family Connects International for program consultation services

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will review and vote on the 2026 budget amendments, including any discretionary budget changes. The court will also consider a $779.84 payment to Johnny Wagner for a pipe culvert installation at 417 Duck Dr., and approve payments for the Rehabilitate and Widen Roadway Project on McCoy Road and Bayer Road. Additional items include bond forfeiture releases, vendor payments for the Citizens Medical Center, and the 2025 Equitable Sharing Agreement.

• Approve 2026 budget amendments and discretionary budget changes
• Approve Resolution No. 2026-021: $779.84 payment to Johnny Wagner for pipe culvert at 417 Duck Dr.
• Approve payment requests for Rehabilitate and Widen Roadway Project on McCoy Road and Bayer Road
• Approve bond forfeiture releases
• Approve Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments

The Commissioners Court approved the minutes from the Jan 20, 2026 meeting, accounts payable totaling $2,421,978.55, and interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center. It also adopted payments for the McCoy and Bayer Road project, a pipe‑culvert donation, ratified a commercial card program, and approved 2026 budget amendments that raise expenditures for several funds.

• Approved minutes of the Jan 20, 2026 Commissioners Court meeting (motion adopted)
• Approved accounts payable: Regular $2,142,694.47 and Supplemental $279,284.08 (motion adopted)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments $104,347.56 and ACH $1,664,439.19 (motion adopted)
• Received for the record a Certificate of Substantial Completion for the Patti Dodson Spray Truck Storage Building Project (motion adopted)
• Approved the 2025 Equitable Sharing Agreement for the Victoria County Sheriff's Office (motion adopted)
• Approved payment requests for the Rehabilitate and Widen Roadway Project for McCoy Road and Bayer Road (motion adopted)
• Approved Resolution 2026‑021 for a $779.84 pipe culvert donation at 417 Duck Dr. (motion adopted)
• Approved 2026 budget amendments increasing expenditures for General Fund, Records Management Fund, Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, Leose Fund, Capital Projects Fund, and Capital Projects Fund‑2025B (motion adopted)

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will review several financial approvals, including an ARPA draw request and vendor payments. It will also consider contract authorizations for construction and health‑facility projects, as well as budget and personnel changes. Some items may be discussed in closed session before any public action.

• Approve American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) Draw Request No. 9 for $393,828.20 for the Victoria County Navigation District
• Approve Application for Payment No. 20 to Forney Construction, LLC for $690,512.81 for Citizens Medical Center ICU additions and renovations
• Authorize SpawGlass to begin early mobilization for construction and permit County Auditor payments from the General Fund
• Authorize County Judge to execute contract amendment with Square One to add materials testing for the Victoria County Mental & Behavioral Health Facility Project
• Approve Resolution No. 2026-020 for a road donation valued at $800 from Michael John at 430 Wischkaemper Rd.

The Commissioners Court adopted the American Rescue Plan Act Draw Request No. 9 for $393,828.20 for the Navigation District. It also approved funding to replace the expiring PetSmart grant for the Animal Services Adoption Coordinator and authorized early mobilization and payment processing for the mental health facility construction. Additional approvals included vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, a payment to Forney Construction for ICU renovations, and several property and plat agreements.

• Approved ARPA Draw Request No. 9 $393,828.20 for Navigation District
• Approved funding to replace PetSmart grant for Animal Services Adoption Coordinator
• Authorized SpawGlass early mobilization for mental health facility construction
• Authorized County Auditor to process SpawGlass payments from General Fund
• Approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center ($46,569.32 and $1,891,954.61 ACH)
• Approved payment to Forney Construction $690,512.81 for ICU additions
• Approved listing agreements for properties at 8410 FM 236 and 2604 Mockingbird Ln
• Approved plat exemption for Lance C. Easley at 1828 FM 237 with conditions

General

The Victoria County Elections Commission will meet to evaluate candidates and appoint an Elections Administrator. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss personnel before returning to an open meeting for action.

• Appointment of Victoria County Elections Administrator

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will consider several approvals, including a resolution to fund bullet‑resistant components for law‑enforcement vehicles under Grant No. 5640801. Other items include vendor payments for the Citizens Medical Center, a HITDA grant modification, an engineering contract for a CDBG‑MIT project, and tax‑abatement applications for First Ammonia. The court will also receive a warranty deed for a Right of Way on Tipton Road related to a bridge replacement project.

• Resolution No. 2026-016: bullet‑resistant components for VCSO vehicles, Grant No. 5640801
• Approval of Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments
• Approval of HITDA Grant No. G24HN0020A Modification No. 2 for VCSO
• Lynn Engineering contract for CDBG‑MIT Project No. 24‑065‑186‑F328
• Warranty deed for Right of Way on Tipton Road, $1,700, linked to TxDOT bridge replacement

General

The Victoria County Elections Commission will discuss applications and evaluate candidates for the Elections Administrator position. The meeting includes a closed session for personnel evaluation and a subsequent open session for potential action.

• Discussion of applications for the Elections Administrator position
• Closed meeting to evaluate candidates for Elections Administrator

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider approval of routine items such as minutes, accounts payable, and bond forfeiture releases, as well as several specific expenditures and policy resolutions. Key items include a $5,299 purchase of a thermal aircraft for the Fire Marshal's Office, a $753,528.87 payment to Forney Construction for ICU additions at the Citizens Medical Center, and multiple resolutions related to the CDBG-MIT program and fair housing policies. The court will also address mileage reimbursement rates, bid exemptions, and budget amendments for 2026.

• Approve purchase of Evo II Enterprise Dual 640T Thermal Aircraft for $5,299 for the Fire Marshal's Office
• Approve Application for Payment No.19 to Forney Construction, LLC for $753,528.87 for ICU additions at Citizens Medical Center
• Approve resolutions 2026-008 through 2026-015 covering signatories, citizen participation, Section 3, Excessive Force, LEP standards, Section 504, Code of Conduct, Fair Housing, and proclamation of Fair Housing Month
• Approve mileage reimbursement rate changes effective January 1, 2026
• Approve donation resolutions: $800 for pipe culvert at 124 Farice St., $450 for road repair on De La Garza Rd., and $552.20 for pipe culvert at 55 E. Grouse St.