Victoria County public meetings in 2024

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will meet to approve 2025 official salaries, various budget amendments, and liability insurance coverage. The agenda includes approvals for payments related to road projects, public safety training, and health department agreements.

• Approval of Order 2024-0096: 2025 Victoria County salaries
• Approval of FY 2025 Liability Coverage Renewal with Texas Association of Counties
• Approval of 2024 budget amendments for various departments and funds
• Authorization to realign benefit payroll deductions for supplemental coverages
• Consideration of Citizens Medical Center ICU Additions and Renovations AIA Document G702 for Payment No. 7

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved Order 2024-0096 setting 2025 county official and employee salaries, along with 11 budget amendments for various departments. The court also approved multiple contracts and agreements, including CMC interim vendor payments totaling over $2.9 million, a liability insurance renewal with TAC, and several public health department agreements. Personnel changes were approved, including new hires and resignations across multiple departments.

• Approved Order 2024-0096 affixing 2025 county officials and employee salaries
• Approved 11 budget amendments for various departments including Sheriff's Office, Health Department, and Road & Bridge
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $895,869.82 and ACH report of $2,094,411.31
• Approved FY 2025 liability insurance renewal with Texas Association of Counties
• Approved payment of $1,489.55 to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy Road crossing work
• Approved OCDETF overtime and authorized expenses agreement for FY2025
• Approved 6 public health department agreements including HOPWA grant amendment and FDA information sharing
• Approved personnel changes including new hires, resignations, and salary changes

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss aviation grants and contracts for the Victoria Regional Airport. The body is also reviewing budget amendments, personnel changes, and various donations.

• Proposed $555,980.00 award to Wolen, LLC for airport tower communications and weather equipment
• Announcement of $1,700,000 FAA grant for Air Traffic Control Tower upgrades
• Proposed $577,736 FAA grant for the Federal Contract Tower Project
• Donation of supplies valued at $3,000.00 for the Patriot Park helicopter monument
• Budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, and Road and Bridge Precincts 2 and 3

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a $555,980 contract for communications and weather equipment upgrades at the airport traffic control tower, and ratified a $577,736 FAA grant for tower equipment modernization. The court also approved routine items including accounts payable, budget amendments, personnel changes, and several donations.

• Approved $555,980 bid for airport tower communications/weather equipment (unanimous)
• Ratified $577,736 FAA grant for tower equipment modernization (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $870,000 (unanimous)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments totaling $2,506,772.22 (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for multiple funds (unanimous)
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and payouts (unanimous)
• Approved donations: $3,000 for Patriot Park helicopter fence, AR15 rifle for Constable Pct. 3 (unanimous)
• Approved road donations for drainage improvements (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will review and possibly approve the purchase of unimproved property from the Estate of Leslee Kathryn Buhler Alexander for the Victoria County Regional Emergency Operations Community Safe Room project. The agenda also includes approvals for mental‑health facility design‑build services, animal services relocation, budget amendments, and various vendor payments. Routine items such as minutes, accounts payable, and departmental reports will be considered, followed by a closed session for personnel and real‑property matters.

• Purchase of unimproved property from the Estate of Leslee Kathryn Buhler Alexander for the Regional Emergency Operations Community Safe Room
• Authorize the County Judge to execute an agreement with Square One Consultants for Owner’s Representative Services on the HHSC Mental Health Inpatient Facility project
• Authorize award of Design‑Build services contract to SpawGlass + BSA for the Inpatient Mental Health Facility
• Approval of the Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates‑Phase 2 Subdivision in Precinct 4
• Ratify budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precincts 3 and 4, Law Library Fund, and Sheriff's Office expenditures

The Commissioners Court authorized a design-build agreement with SpawGlass + BSA for a new inpatient mental health facility. The Court also approved the relocation of the county animal services department to a new site and ratified various budget amendments and medical center payments.

• Approved design-build agreement with SpawGlass + BSA for mental health facility
• Approved animal services relocation agreement with Lauger Companies, Inc.
• Approved $333,097.98 payment for Citizens Medical Center ICU renovations
• Ratified $1,021,468.16 in accounts payable for November 25, 2024
• Approved FY2025 indigent defense improvement grants
• Approved Garcitas Creek Ranch Estates Phase 2 subdivision
• Approved purchase of property for emergency operations safe room
• Approved Tyler Technologies online payment system for court clerks

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will attend the Citizens Medical Center board meeting as listed on the agenda. No other items are scheduled for discussion. The court may enter executive session for any agenda item if required under Texas law.

• Attend Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will hold a public hearing and consider a tax abatement agreement for Green Energy Origin, LLC. The body will also canvass the November 5, 2024 Joint General Election results and review several budget amendments.

• Public hearing and potential approval of Green Energy Origin, LLC Tax Abatement Agreement
• Tyler-ProPhoenix eCitation Integration for Justice of the Peace Courts for $27,750
• Engineering services agreement with Rawley McCoy and Associates for the Regional Operations Community Safe Room project
• Plat exemption request from Cory Sifford at 4437 Coletoville Road West
• $2,000 cost-share assistance for Mission Valley Volunteer Fire Department water storage tank

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a tax abatement agreement with Green Energy Origin, LLC, corrected to a 10-year term with a 40-year option. The court also canvassed the November 5, 2024 election results, approved multiple contracts and purchases, and accepted a donated vehicle for WIC. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Green Energy Origin, LLC Tax Abatement Agreement with 10-year term and 40-year option
• Canvassed November 5, 2024 Joint General Election results
• Approved Tyler-ProPhoenix eCitation Integration for JP Courts ($27,750)
• Approved engineering services agreement with Rawley McCoy and Associates for Safe Room project
• Approved plat exemption for Cory Sifford at 4437 Coletoville Road West with conditions
• Accepted 2024 Chevrolet Suburban donation for WIC valued at $60,146.81
• Approved purchase of 2017 Ford F250 truck for Animal Services
• Approved $2,000 cost-share for Mission Valley VFD water tank replacement

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting. After the meeting, the Court will consider any actions recommended by the committee. The agenda notes that the Court may enter executive session for items covered by Texas law.

• Attend Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting and take appropriate action

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will adopt the Prohibited Technologies Policy that bans TikTok on all county devices, implementing Senate Bill 1893, Local Code Chapter 620. The court will also approve a $4,000 cost‑share request from the Fordtran Volunteer Fire Department for fire station entrance and driveway repairs, and will consider several grant awards and budget adjustments. Additional actions include accepting a $940.29 donation of supplies for a helicopter display, authorizing a discretionary bid exemption and Cellebrite subscriptions for the Sheriff’s Office, and adopting the 2024‑2026 Tax Abatement Guidelines.

• Adopt Prohibited Technologies Policy (TikTok ban) on all county devices per Senate Bill 1893
• Approve $4,000 cost‑share assistance to Fordtran Volunteer Fire Department for fire station entrance and driveway repairs
• Accept donation of supplies valued at $940.29 from Sherry McSaffry for the helicopter display at Patriot Park in Precinct 3
• Grant discretionary bid exemption and authorize purchase of annual Cellebrite, Inc. subscriptions for the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office
• Adopt 2024‑2026 Victoria County Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria effective November 4, 2024

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved regular accounts payable, interim vendor payments, and multiple grant adjustments including Operation Lone Star and HIDTA programs. The court also adopted a prohibited technologies policy regarding TikTok on county devices, authorized fire truck repairs, and approved several personnel changes and budget amendments. A proposal to purchase an animal services truck was passed on with no action taken.

• Approved minutes from November 4, 2024 meeting
• Approved regular accounts payable ($683,001.91) and supplemental accounts ($99,712.43)
• Approved interim vendor payments ($773,838.35) and ACH report ($1,159,297.59)
• Received and approved Prohibited Technologies Policy (TikTok Ban) on county devices
• Approved budget adjustment and grant modifications for Operation Lone Star and HIDTA programs
• Approved $9,204.85 for repairs to County Brush Truck 3 from General Fund and emergency grant submission
• Approved $4,000 cost-share assistance for Fordtran Volunteer Fire Department
• Passed on the purchase of a 2017 truck for Victoria County Animal Services

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider several approvals, including a discretionary bid exemption and purchase of a 2016 Ford F750 Water Truck for the Fire Marshal's Office. Other items include reallocating a $24,072.94 insurance payment, approving contracts for health insurance stop‑loss and administrative services, and discussing changes to the county tax‑abatement guidelines. The court will also receive budget amendment requests and road‑donation resolutions.

• Reallocate a 2023 TAC Insurance payment of $24,072.94 for damage to an LPR (Victoria County Sheriff's Office)
• Approve stop‑loss insurance contract with Berkshire and administrative contract with Boon Chapman for plan year 2025
• Discuss possible modifications to the Victoria County Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria
• Approve purchase of a 2016 Ford F750 Water Truck from Art's Trucks & Equipment with a discretionary bid exemption
• Approve road donation resolutions: $742.50 from Grant Sauer (563 Boehm Rd.) and $1,032.60 from H. Curtis Sipe (1986 Stubbs School Rd.)

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including $391,031.11 in regular accounts payable and $232,408.76 in supplemental accounts, plus interim vendor payments of $570,869.30 and an ACH report of $2,586,347.79. They also approved several contracts and policies, such as the Sick Leave EML Benefit Policy, stop loss and administrative contracts for 2025, and a residential contract with Scurry/Borden County for the juvenile justice center. The court authorized the purchase of a 2016 Ford F750 water truck for the Fire Marshal's Office and approved multiple budget amendments and personnel changes. No action was taken after closed session.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $623,439.87
• Approved interim vendor payments of $570,869.30 and ACH report of $2,586,347.79
• Approved Sick Leave EML Benefit Policy
• Approved stop loss contract with Berkshire and administrative contract with Boon Chapman for 2025
• Approved purchase of 2016 Ford F750 Water Truck from Art's Trucks & Equipment
• Approved plat exemption for Russell Brandt at 398 Strobel Road with conditions
• Approved residential contract with Scurry/Borden County for juvenile justice center
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for multiple funds

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider modifications to the Victoria County Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria. The body is also deciding on several 2024 budget amendments and the purchase of a new vehicle for Road & Bridge, Pct. 2.

• Purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet 1500 from Lake Country Chevrolet for Road & Bridge, Pct. 2
• Resolution No. 2024-0086 for road donation at 434 Schaar Rd. in the amount of $327.80
• 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, Airport Fund, and Road & Bridge Pct. 2 and 3
• Detention/residential contracts for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with Webb County and Scurry-Borden Counties
• Approval of the ballot for the Victoria Central Appraisal District Board of Directors election

The Commissioners' Court approved over $2.9 million in accounts payable and interim vendor payments. The court also authorized juvenile detention contracts with Webb County and Scurry-Borden Counties and approved the purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet 1500 for Precinct 2.

• Approved regular and supplemental accounts payable totaling $358,115.18
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $700,006.60 and ACH report of $2,200,074.50
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-0085 for Victoria Central Appraisal District Board election
• Approved purchase of 2024 Chevrolet 1500 for Road & Bridge, Pct. 2
• Approved juvenile detention contracts with Webb County and Scurry-Borden Counties
• Approved three letters of permission for drainage easement work in Serenity Estates
• Approved $327.80 road donation from Bobby Shaw for drainage improvements at 434 Schaar Rd.
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, Airport Fund, and Road and Bridge Pcts. 2 and 3

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center at the Central Classroom, 2701 Hospital Dr., Victoria, Texas. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, October 23, 2024 at 7:30 a.m. The Court may move into executive session for items such as legal counsel, real‑property value, gifts, personnel, security, or economic‑development matters, as allowed by Texas law.

• Attend Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting – Central Classroom, 2701 Hospital Dr., Victoria
• Potential executive‑session on legal, property, personnel, security, or economic‑development topics per Chapter 551

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider several approvals, including a payment for the Citizens Medical Center ICU additions and renovations, and agreements related to the Bloomington Yard Expansion and Grain Elevator Subdivision. It will also review bond forfeiture releases, vendor payments, and budget amendments for various departments. Additional items include a vehicle purchase, road donation resolutions, and personnel changes.

• Approval of Citizens Medical Center ICU Additions and Renovations AIA Document G702 for Payment No. 5
• Approval of Road Relocation Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad Company for the Bloomington Yard Expansion Project and Halk Road Right‑of‑Way
• Approval of variance request for Ripple Road (Section 5 Roadway Standards) in the Grain Elevator Subdivision, Precinct 1
• Purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet 2500 from Lake Country Chevrolet for Road & Bridge, Precinct 2
• Approval of Resolution No. 2024‑0084 for a road donation from Hector SantaCruz for a driveway and pipe culvert at 1398 Wood Hi Road ($960.00)

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items including accounts payable, interim vendor payments, and budget amendments. They also approved several development-related requests, including a road relocation agreement with Union Pacific, variances, and a final plat for the Grain Elevator Subdivision. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases, and the closed session was not held.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $590,882.33
• Approved CMC interim vendor payment of $1,052,171.61 and ACH report of $2,033,240.28
• Approved Road Relocation Agreement with Union Pacific Railroad for Bloomington Yard Expansion
• Approved variance for Bloomington Yard Expansion and Halk Road Right-of-Way
• Approved variance for Ripple Road and final plat for Grain Elevator Subdivision
• Approved plat exemption at 2339 Lower Mission Valley Road with conditions
• Approved purchase of 2024 Chevrolet 2500 from Lake Country Chevrolet for Road & Bridge Pct. 2
• Approved two road donation resolutions for drainage improvements

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will review and vote on an order enacting a burn ban for Victoria County. The court will also approve several financial items, including a $28,437.50 payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. for an ARPA project, a $14,966 donation of Customer Premise Equipment from Golden Crescent Regional Planning Commission, and the purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet 1500 for Road & Bridge, Pct. 2. Additional actions include a public hearing on the Portside Energy Center LLC tax abatement agreement, approval of a road donation valued at $756 for a driveway and pipe culvert at 3120 Old Goliad Road, and updates to health insurance and sick‑leave policies.

• Order Enacting a Burn Ban in Victoria County
• Payment of $28,437.50 to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. for ARPA Subrecipient Project No. VICT-10
• Acceptance of a $14,966 donation of Customer Premise Equipment from Golden Crescent Regional Planning Commission
• Purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet 1500 from Caldwell Country Chevrolet for Road & Bridge, Pct. 2
• Public hearing and authorization for the Portside Energy Center LLC Tax Abatement Agreement

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a tax abatement agreement with Portside Energy Center, LLC, contingent on legal review, after holding a public hearing. The court also approved a burn ban, various payments, contracts, and personnel changes, while taking no action on several items including a proposed equipment donation and a vehicle purchase.

• Authorized County Judge to execute Portside Energy Center LLC Tax Abatement Agreement, contingent on legal review
• Approved Order No. 2024-0080 enacting a burn ban
• Approved accounts payable totaling $552,925.72
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $514,480.40 and ACH report of $2,203,868.69
• Approved $28,437.50 payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach for ARPA project
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Navarro, Yoakum, Maverick, Dimmit, and Zavala Counties
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, 4/H Activity Center, and Road & Bridge Pct. 2
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and resignations

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will meet for a special term to hear a presentation from Victoria Preservation Inc. The discussion concerns a consultants' report regarding specific county-owned buildings.

• Presentation from Victoria Preservation Inc. regarding consultants' report on county-owned buildings

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will review routine items such as minutes, accounts payable, bond forfeiture releases, and vendor payments. It will also discuss several substantive matters, including an updated tax‑abatement guideline with a public hearing, multiple airport‑related studies and grant actions, and a series of 2024 budget amendments. Additional agenda items cover grant contracts, detention facility agreements, retirement benefit adoption, sick‑leave policy changes, and personnel matters.

• Consider purchase of tax‑sale property by Victoria Housing Finance Corporation (Suit No. 23-06-17586)
• Receive refund of $64,466.68 from TxDOT grant award (Project ID 2013VICTR)
• Receive fully executed agreement with JE Construction, LLC for Victoria Regional Airport Taxiway Charlie relocation grant
• Hold public hearing and approve updated Victoria County Tax Abatement Guidelines & Criteria
• Approve 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, LEPC, Road & Bridge, Airport Fund, and other departments

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved interim vendor payments totaling $2,559,388.66, including an ACH report of $1,915,973.82. The court tabled updates to the Victoria County Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria, specifically the PILOT program, to form a committee for further discussion. Numerous other items were approved, including budget amendments, personnel changes, and grant-related agreements.

• Approved interim vendor payments of $643,414.84 and ACH report of $1,915,973.82
• Tabled updated Tax Abatement Guidelines & Criteria to form committee on PILOT program
• Approved tax sale property purchase offer from Victoria Housing Finance Corporation
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, LEPC, Road & Bridge, Airport, School Lunch, Health Dept
• Approved personnel changes including salary adjustments and new hires
• Approved MOU with City of Victoria for Edward Byrne Memorial JAG FY 2024
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Crane and Andrews Counties
• Approved TCDRS Qualified Replacement Benefit Arrangement agreement

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss a contract to purchase unimproved property from the South Texas Zoological Society for a mental health facility. The body is also reviewing budget amendments, insurance renewals, and land acquisitions for bridge projects.

• Purchase of property from South Texas Zoological Society for Mental Health Inpatient Facility
• Land purchases for Old Highway Road Bridge Widening: $9,400 from Martha Baros, $9,600 from Cindy Burger, and $500 from Michael D. Booker
• Purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet 2500 HD from Sewell Chevrolet for Road & Bridge, Pct. 2
• Interlocal Agreement for FY2025 Feral Hog Abatement Program with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service
• Plat exemption requests for 904 Springwood Dr. and 2339 Lower Mission Valley Rd.

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved several items related to the Mental Health Inpatient Facility project, including authorizing the County Judge to execute a contract with the Health and Human Services Commission and ratifying a commercial contract to purchase unimproved property from the South Texas Zoological Society. The court also approved routine financial items, contracts, plat exemptions, and personnel changes. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases or the Wildlife Services update.

• Authorized County Judge to execute HHSC contract for Mental Health Inpatient Facility (approved)
• Ratified commercial contract with South Texas Zoological Society to purchase property for Mental Health Inpatient Facility site (approved)
• Authorized County Engineer to execute future documents for Mental Health Inpatient Facility project (approved)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $846,414.05 (approved)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $643,414.84 and ACH report of $1,915,973.82 (approved)
• Approved plat exemptions for Drew & Allison Brown and James Wagner, Sarah Bryan & Chelsey Keen with conditions (approved)
• Approved purchase of 2025 Chevrolet 2500 HD for Road & Bridge Pct. 2 (approved)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center ICU payment No. 4 of $236,868.02 (approved)

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will attend the Citizens Medical Center Board meeting at 2701 Hospital Dr. on September 25, 2024. No other matters are listed for decision or discussion. The court may move any agenda item to executive session under Texas law.

• Attend Citizens Medical Center Board meeting (2701 Hospital Dr., Victoria)

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will review and act on routine items such as minutes, accounts payable, and various reports, as well as several specific proposals. Key actions include approving the 2025 High‑Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HITA) grant, authorizing a contract with Square One Consultants for a mental‑health facility project, and accepting a $2,500 donation for the Crossroads Area Veterans Center. Additional items cover incorporation orders for Bloomington, budget amendments, and personnel matters.

• Approval of the 2025 High‑Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HITA) grant application
• Authorization of a contract with Square One Consultants, Inc. for Owner Representative services on the Health and Human Services Commission's Mental Health Inpatient Facility project
• Acceptance of a $2,500 donation from American Legion Post 166 for the Crossroads Area Veterans Center (Resolution 2024‑0077)
• Approval of a road donation valued at $800 from Cody & Amy Parsons for a driveway and pipe culvert at Sophie Ranch Road, Inez, Texas (Resolution 2024‑0074)
• Receipt of the fully executed Parking Lot Lease between Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church and Victoria County

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved an election order for the incorporation of the City of Bloomington and denied a separate petition for the Village of Bloomington. The court also approved interim vendor payments totaling over $3.5 million, received the 2023 annual financial report, and authorized a contract for owner representative services for a mental health facility project.

• Approved election order for incorporation of City of Bloomington
• Denied petition to incorporate Village of Bloomington
• Approved interim vendor payments of $843,214.61 and ACH report of $2,725,542.55
• Received 2023 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report
• Authorized County Judge to execute contract with Square One Consultants for mental health facility project
• Approved 2025 HIDTA grant application
• Approved Resolution 2024-0073 nominating Jason Ohrt for Appraisal District Board
• Approved 2024 budget amendments and personnel changes

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Animal Shelter Advisory Committee will review an operations overview, discuss the Profit Street Project, and consider a proposal from a nonprofit group to establish the Victoria County Animal Services Friends. The committee will also address community outreach, upcoming events, and take public comments.

• Discussion regarding the Profit Street Project
• Proposal from a Non-Profit Group for the Victoria County Animal Services Friends
• Operations Overview
• Community Outreach and Engagement
• Discussion on New Business and Upcoming Events

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss the acceptance of a federal grant for airport improvements and potential contracts for construction and administration. The body is also reviewing budget amendments, plat exemptions, and juvenile justice center contracts.

• FAA Grant No. 3-48-0219-027-2024 for $10,606,417.00 for Taxiway Charlie relocation
• Proposed agreement with Centurion Planning and Design for $681,915.00
• Proposed agreement with JE Construction, LLC for Taxiway Charlie relocation
• Plat exemptions for 849 Givens Rd. and J-2 Ranch Rd.
• Road donations for drainage in Pct. 4 and Pct. 1 totaling $2,450.00

The Victoria County Commissioners Court ratified a $10,606,417.00 FAA grant for Taxiway Charlie relocation at Victoria Regional Airport and approved a base bid award with JE Construction, LLC, pending legal review. The court also approved a $681,915.00 construction administration agreement with Centurion Planning and Design. Numerous routine items were approved, including accounts payable, budget amendments, personnel changes, and contracts for the juvenile justice center.

• Ratified $10,606,417.00 FAA Grant No. 3-48-0219-027-2024 for Taxiway Charlie relocation
• Approved Base Bid Award and Additive Alternate 1 for Taxiway Charlie Grant
• Authorized County Judge to execute agreement with JE Construction, LLC for Taxiway Charlie Relocation
• Authorized County Judge to execute $681,915.00 agreement with Centurion Planning and Design for construction administration
• Approved accounts payable totaling $544,760.83
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Capital Projects, Health Departments, and Sheriff's Office
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary changes across multiple departments
• Approved plat exemptions for properties at 849 Givens Rd. and J-2 Ranch Rd. with conditions

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will attend the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting and take any appropriate action. The agenda notes that the court may convene an executive session for items such as legal counsel, real‑property matters, gifts, personnel, security, or economic development, as allowed under Texas law. No other specific actions or decisions are listed.

• Attend Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider adopting the 2025 Annual Budget (Order No. 2024-0067) and ratifying the associated property tax increase. It will also review right‑of‑way extensions for the BANGL Pipeline, approve several road‑donation resolutions, and renew contracts for the regional juvenile justice center and airport maintenance. Additional items include bond forfeiture releases, vendor payments, and various budget amendments.

• Adopt Order No. 2024-0067 for the 2025 Annual Budget and ratify the property tax increase
• Approve extensions to County Right‑of‑Way/Road Crossing applications for the BANGL Pipeline project
• Approve road‑donation resolutions: $660.00 (Benjamin Salazar), $357.50 (Toby Rodriguez), $470.20 (Lonnie Lucas), $537.80 (Sidney Kuecker)
• Renew annual contract between Region III and Victoria County Juvenile Department
• Approve annual Routine Airport Maintenance Program Grant from TxDOT Aviation for Victoria Regional Airport

The Victoria County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the 2025 Annual Budget (Order No. 2024-0067), which raises property tax revenue by $1,925,593 (5.59%) over last year, and ratified the corresponding property tax increase. The court also approved a property tax rate of 0.3880, a 4.81% effective increase, via Order No. 2024-0066. Numerous other administrative items were approved, including accounts payable, vendor payments, contracts, and personnel changes.

• Adopted 2025 Annual Budget, raising property tax revenue by $1,925,593 (5.59%) (unanimous)
• Ratified property tax increase reflected in 2025 budget (unanimous)
• Approved property tax rate of 0.3880, a 4.81% effective increase (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $633,854.84
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $791,532.82 and ACH report of $1,915,369.40
• Approved 7 extensions for BANGL Pipeline road crossings in Pct. 2 & 4
• Approved Routine Airport Maintenance Program Grant from TxDOT Aviation
• Approved courthouse closure Nov 22-27, 2024 for electrical and water line upgrades

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will hold a meeting on September 5, 2024. The court will review an operations overview, discuss the Profit Street Project, and consider a proposal from a non‑profit group for the Victoria County Animal Services Friends. The agenda also includes community outreach, new business, and public comments.

• Discussion regarding the Profit Street Project
• Proposal from a Non‑Profit Group for the Victoria County Animal Services Friends
• Operations Overview
• Community Outreach and Engagement
• Open for Public Comments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will hold public hearings regarding the proposed 2025 budget and a 2024 tax rate of 0.3880. The body is also considering the purchase of the McFaddin Building and various county contracts.

• Public hearings on 2025 Proposed Budget and 2024 tax rate of 0.3880
• Commercial Sales Agreement for the purchase of the McFaddin Building at 203 N. Liberty St
• Road donations in Pct. 3 for driveway and pipe culvert installation valued at $380.20 and $1,416.00
• License renewal bid exemption for GrayShift software for the Victoria County Sheriff's Office
• Proposed tax abatement agreement with Portside Energy Center, LLC

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a discretionary bid exemption to purchase GrayShift software for the Sheriff's Office, a commercial sales agreement for the McFaddin Building, and multiple detention and residential contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center. The court also approved accounts payable, budget amendments, personnel changes, and set a public hearing on a tax abatement agreement with Portside Energy Center, LLC. Public hearings on the 2025 budget and 2024 tax rate were held with no action taken.

• Approved GrayShift software license renewal bid exemption (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of McFaddin Building at 203 N. Liberty St (unanimous)
• Approved juvenile detention/residential contracts with Calhoun, Fayette, Hale, Hidalgo, Brown-Mills, Brown, Mills, Zapata counties (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $812,574.34 (unanimous)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments and ACH report totaling $2,312,287.35 (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for multiple funds (unanimous)
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and salary adjustments (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for Portside Energy Center tax abatement on Oct 7 (unanimous)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners’ Court will attend the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting at 2701 HOSPITAL DR., VICTORIA, TEXAS 77901. No specific actions or decisions are listed; the court may enter executive session for matters permitted under Texas law.

• Attend Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting – 2701 HOSPITAL DR., VICTORIA, TEXAS 77901

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will review and vote on a payment request of $197,572.93 to the Victoria County Navigation District for an American Rescue Plan Act sub‑recipient project (VICT‑13). The court will also consider several contracts and agreements, including a mental‑health peace office services agreement between Gulf Bend Center and the Victoria County Sheriff's Office, a road use agreement with BANGL, LLC for pipeline installation, and a contract with Staff Concrete Construction for downtown parking lot improvements. Additional items include budget amendments for various funds, a proposed 2025 Sheriff & Constable fee schedule, and personnel changes.

• Payment request of $197,572.93 to Victoria County Navigation District for ARPA Subrecipient Project No. VICT‑13
• Interlocal Cooperation Agreement for Mental Health Peace Office Services between Gulf Bend Center and the Victoria County Sheriff's Office
• Road Use Agreement with BANGL, LLC for pipeline installation in Pct. 2 and Pct. 4
• Contract with Staff Concrete Construction for Victoria County Downtown Parking Lot Improvements (sealed bid solicitation)
• Proposed 2025 Victoria County Sheriff & Constable fee schedule

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved a wide range of routine financial and administrative items, including accounts payable, vendor payments, and multiple contracts for health services, construction, and juvenile justice. The court also approved several personnel changes, including new hires and salary adjustments. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $678,841.96
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $461,947.00 and ACH report of $3,020,264.32
• Approved interlocal agreement for mental health peace officer services with Gulf Bend Center
• Approved four health department contracts (CPS/PHEP, DSHS MOU, HOPWA, HIV services)
• Approved $197,572.93 ARPA payment to Victoria County Navigation District
• Approved contract with Staff Concrete Construction for downtown parking lot improvements
• Approved plat exemption for Warren Keith Janak at 5376 Coletoville Rd with conditions
• Approved juvenile justice center contracts with Erath, Bandera, DeWitt, Comal, Grimes, Smith, and Leon counties

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court is convening for a town hall meeting in Bloomington, Texas. The agenda consists of procedural items and the conduct of the town hall.

• Town hall meeting at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Meeting Hall

The Victoria County Commissioners Court held an informational town hall meeting in Bloomington to discuss a petition to incorporate a portion of the area into the Village of Bloomington. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was for public comment and questions. Residents voiced concerns about the petition, water board, utilities, and elections, and officials responded.

• No formal decisions made; meeting was informational only

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will consider a request from the Sheriff's Office to move $88,590 from the 2022 TAC Insurance and Seized Vehicle Sale Funds to buy a new vehicle. The court will also review several budget amendments, road‑donation resolutions, and contract approvals. Additional items include approvals for the Crossroads Regional Public Defender's Office and the Animal Services Relocation project.

• Reallocate $88,590 from 2022 TAC Insurance and Seized Vehicle Sale Funds for a new sheriff's vehicle
• Approve road‑donation resolutions: $575 for a driveway and pipe culvert at Guadalupe Road and $150 for a driveway and pipe culvert at 201 Viking Dr.
• Approve payment of invoice No. 1049-004 to Rawley McCoy & Associates, PLLC for the Animal Services Relocation project
• Approve 2024 budget amendments for the General Fund (various departments), the Sheriff's Office, and the Health Department
• Approve title and grades for the Crossroads Regional Public Defender's Office

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved the reallocation of $88,590 in TAC Insurance and Seized Vehicle Sale funds for a new sheriff's vehicle. They also approved accounts payable, budget amendments, personnel changes, and the 2025 holiday schedule. A payment for the Animal Services Relocation project was passed without action.

• Approved $88,590 reallocation for new sheriff's vehicle (unanimous)
• Approved accounts payable totaling $554,509.03 (unanimous)
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Health Dept (unanimous)
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and salary adjustments (unanimous)
• Approved 2025 holiday schedule (unanimous)
• Approved Joint Election Agreement for Nov 5, 2024 election (unanimous)
• Approved two road donations in Precinct 1 (unanimous)
• Passed on invoice for Animal Services Relocation project (no action)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss the 2025 budget and 2024 tax rates, including no-new-revenue and voter-approval calculations. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding a tax abatement application for Portside Energy, LLC.

• Public hearing on tax abatement application from Portside Energy, LLC.
• Road Use Agreement with BANGL, LLC for pipeline installation in Pct. 2 and Pct. 4.
• Engineering services agreement with John D. Mercer & Associates (dba Lynn Engineering) for CDBG MITMOD grant program.
• Juvenile Justice Center residential contracts with Gaines, Hill, Kendall, and Angelina counties.
• Approval of the 2025 Holiday Schedule and 2024 General Fund budget amendments.

The Commissioners Court approved a September 3, 2024 public hearing for the proposed 2025 budget and 2024 tax rate, and adopted the 2025 Road and Bridge revenue rates. It also approved payments, contracts, and personnel changes, but took no action on bond forfeiture releases or the 2025 holiday schedule.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $458, - (regular $355,492.70, supplemental $102,502.50)
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $709,329.01 and ACH report of $1,881,680.95
• Set Sept. 3, 2024 public hearing for 2025 budget and 2024 tax rate
• Adopted 2025 Road and Bridge revenue rates and percentage breakdown
• Authorized continued negotiations with Portside Energy, LLC on tax abatement
• Approved Road Use Agreement with BANGL, LLC for pipeline project in Pct. 2 and 4
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Gaines, Hill, Kendall, and Angelina counties
• Approved multiple personnel changes including hires, salary changes, and resignations

General

The Commissioners Court will hold a budget workshop and then move to a closed meeting to discuss personnel matters, security issues, real property, and economic development. After the closed session, the court will reconvene in open session to take any actions arising from those discussions. The meeting will adjourn thereafter.

• Hold budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action
• Closed session to discuss personnel matters
• Closed session to discuss security matters
• Closed session to discuss real property
• Closed session to discuss economic development

General

The Commissioners' Court will conduct budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel in various departments
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

The Commissioners Court conducted a budget workshop for 2025, which included a review of the Victoria County Health Plan from January to June 2024. The Court held a closed session to discuss personnel and real property, but no action was taken upon returning to the open meeting.

General

The Commissioners' Court will conduct budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel in various departments
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

The Victoria County Commissioners Court met in a budget workshop to discuss the 2025 budget. The court heard a presentation on capital projects and the facility inventory, and another on the County Clerk's vault setup. No formal decisions or votes were made during the meeting.

• No formal decisions or votes taken during the budget workshop

General

The Victoria County Commissioners Court will hold budget workshop sessions and consider related actions. The Court will then enter a closed session to discuss personnel matters, security issues, real‑property matters, economic development, and a private attorney‑client consultation. After the closed session, the Court will reconvene in open session to take any actions resulting from those discussions. The meeting will adjourn thereafter.

• Hold budget workshop sessions and take appropriate action
• Closed session to discuss personnel matters
• Closed session to discuss security matters
• Closed session to discuss real property matters
• Closed session to discuss economic development and attorney‑client matters

The Commissioners Court met in a budget workshop to discuss the 2025 county budget. No formal decisions or votes were recorded; the meeting consisted of departmental budget presentations and a closed session. The court heard from Constable Precinct 3, the Sheriff, and Juvenile Services staff.

• No formal decisions or votes recorded during the budget workshop

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will discuss the 2024 Victoria County Investment Policy and budget amendments for the General Fund, Emergency Management, and Health Department. The body is also reviewing infrastructure agreements for fiber optic installation and bridge reconstruction.

• Road Crossing Agreement with Frontier Southwest, Inc. for public fiber optic installation
• Right of Way Agreement for Briggs Boulevard and Spring Creek Bridge reconstruction
• Resolution No. 2024-0055 adopting the 2024 Victoria County Investment Policy
• Detention and residential contracts with Kaufman, Madison, and Bell Counties
• Budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, and Health Department

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including $823,102.51 in accounts payable and $2.79 million in Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments. They also approved seven Frontier Southwest fiber optic road crossing agreements, a right-of-way agreement for the Briggs Boulevard bridge project, and several juvenile justice contracts. Personnel changes and budget amendments were approved, and a proclamation for Farmer's Market Week was issued.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $823,102.51
• Approved CMC interim vendor payments of $520,806.55 and ACH report of $2,273,468.07
• Approved 7 Frontier Southwest fiber optic road crossing agreements in Pct. 1
• Authorized County Judge to execute Right of Way Agreement for Briggs Boulevard bridge project
• Approved juvenile justice contracts with Kaufman, Madison, and Bell counties
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, and Health Department
• Approved personnel changes including hires, resignations, and salary adjustments
• Approved proclamation for Farmer's Market Week (Aug 4-10)

General

The Commissioners' Court will conduct budget workshop sessions and take related action. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss personnel, security, real property, economic development, and legal matters.

• Budget workshop sessions
• Closed meeting regarding personnel in various departments
• Closed meeting regarding security matters
• Closed meeting regarding real property
• Closed meeting regarding economic development

The Commissioners Court held a budget workshop to review the 2025 draft budget, including revenues, expenditures, and various funds. They discussed general funds and employee health insurance premiums, and reviewed individual department operating expenses. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational and procedural.

• Reviewed 2025 draft budget revenues and expenditures
• Discussed general funds and department operating expenses
• Discussed employee health insurance premiums
• Entered closed session to discuss personnel (per Gov't Code §551.074)
• Recessed and reconvened; no votes taken

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will consider routine approvals such as minutes, accounts payable and reports, and will vote on several financial items including a $141,631.46 payment to the Victoria County Navigation District for ARPA Subrecipient Project No. VICT-13, repair contracts for the 311 E. Constitution building totaling $322,180, and a listing price amendment for the property at 8410 FM 236. Additional agenda items include airport flight agreements, road‑donation resolutions, budget amendments for various funds, and personnel matters that will be discussed in closed session.

• Approve $141,631.46 payment to Victoria County Navigation District for ARPA Subrecipient Project No. VICT-13
• Approve repair contracts for 311 E. Constitution building: Rain Seal Master $295,800 and Texas Air Systems $26,380
• Approve amendment to listing agreement with Jimmy Zaplac to change price of 8410 FM 236 property
• Approve road‑donation resolutions: $590 driveway/culvert at 4th & Sth St., Bloomington and $550 driveway/culvert at Serene Dr., Victoria
• Approve budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management Fund, Airport Operating Fund, Road & Bridge Pct., Sheriff's Office, and Health Department

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved multiple contracts and payments, including a $295,800 roof repair proposal from Rain Seal Master and a $26,380 HVAC repair from Texas Air Systems for the 311 E. Constitution building. They also approved an ARPA payment of $141,631.46 to the Victoria County Navigation District, an interlocal agreement for the airport, and numerous juvenile justice center contracts. Several items were passed over, including a proposal for Extension Office repairs and a SkyWest flight agreement.

• Approved $295,800 roof repair proposal from Rain Seal Master for 311 E. Constitution building
• Approved $26,380 HVAC repair proposal from Texas Air Systems for 311 E. Constitution building
• Approved $141,631.46 ARPA payment to Victoria County Navigation District for Project VICT-13
• Approved interlocal agreement with City of Victoria for Regional Airport
• Approved detention/residential contracts with 10 counties for Juvenile Justice Center
• Approved road donation resolutions for drainage improvements in Precinct 1
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for multiple funds
• Approved personnel changes including new hires and salary adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will attend the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting at 2701 Hospital Dr. in Victoria on July 24, 2024. No other matters are listed for decision. The court may convene into executive session for items allowed under Texas law, though none are specified in this agenda.

• Attend Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting, 2701 Hospital Dr., Victoria, TX

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will meet to discuss budget adjustments, contract approvals, and infrastructure projects. Key items include a payment to the Victoria County Navigation District and bids for downtown parking lot improvements.

• Payment of $787,978.11 to Victoria County Navigation District for ARPA Subrecipient Project No. VICT-13
• Bids and award recommendation for Victoria County Downtown Parking Lot Improvement Projects
• Plat exemption request for 888 Black Bayou Rd.
• Road donation in Pct. 3 at 1332 Warburton Road valued at $1,472.80
• RFQ for architectural and engineering services for the Regional Emergency Operations Center Safe Room Project

The Victoria County Commissioners Court approved the base bid and owner's options for the Downtown Parking Lot Improvement Projects, awarding the contract to Staff Concrete Construction and authorizing the County Judge to execute the agreement. The court also approved numerous routine items, including accounts payable, budget amendments, contracts, and personnel changes, and received reports and bid tabulations. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases, employee anniversaries, or a discussion on additional airport flight services.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $821,481.68
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $854,179.39 and ACH report of $5,063,484.57
• Approved 2024 budget adjustment for Indigent Defense Coordinator Grant Program
• Approved amended MOU with Golden Crescent Long Term Recovery Group
• Approved MOU with Texas DSHS for Public Health Department
• Approved $787,978.11 ARPA payment to Victoria County Navigation District
• Awarded downtown parking lot project to Staff Concrete Construction
• Approved detention/residential contracts with Gonzales, Lavaca, and Colorado Counties

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners’ Court will meet to ratify accounts payable, receive reports from county departments, and take action on several contracts and payments. Items include emergency storm recovery, facility projects, interlocal agreements, and budget amendments. The agenda also includes a closed session for personnel and legal matters before returning to open session.

• Approve $85,312.50 payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. for ARPA project VICT-10
• Approve Payment Application No. 6 to A&A Constructors Inc. for Victoria County Courthouse Entry Steps & Repair project
• Approve $1,322.82 payment to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy Road (Rider 45) rehabilitation project
• Consider Resolution 2024-0050 accepting donation to Crossroads Area Veterans Center
• Receive Disaster Declaration for Tropical Storm/Hurricane Beryl issued July 6, 2024

The Commissioners Court approved several personnel changes, including the appointment of a new Human Resources Director. The court also authorized multiple payments for courthouse repairs, road projects, and medical center ICU renovations.

• Appointed Giani Cantu as Human Resources Director effective August 1, 2024
• Approved $85,312.50 payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. for ARPA project
• Approved $37,525.00 payment to A&A Constructors, Inc. for courthouse entry steps repair
• Approved proposal from J&R Contracting Services for 1967 Courthouse water service replacement
• Approved $1,322.82 payment to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy Road project
• Approved Guaranteed Maximum Price Amendment with Forney Construction, LLC for Citizens Medical Center ICU Project
• Approved Resolution 2024-0050 accepting $2,600 in donations for Crossroads Area Veterans Center
• Authorized payment for hours worked related to Tropical Storm/Hurricane Beryl

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review 2024 budget amendments for the General Fund, Airport Fund, and Health Department. The court will also consider a memorandum of understanding with the City of Victoria regarding parking for Tejas Fest 2024.

• MOU with City of Victoria for county parking lot use during Tejas Fest 2024
• Bloomington ISD and Sheriff's Office School Resource Officer Program agreement
• 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge, Airport, and Health departments
• Resolution 2024-0050 accepting a donation to the Crossroads Area Veterans Center
• Forney Construction ICU Project contract amendment for Citizens Medical Center

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider a tax abatement application from Portside Energy Center, LLC and hold a public hearing. The agenda includes reviewing several public health contracts and a $100,000 payment to Citizens Medical Center. Officials will also discuss the 2024 Flood Damage Prevention Order and water main replacement at Courthouse Square.

• Tax abatement application from Portside Energy Center, LLC
• $100,000.00 payment to Citizens Medical Center (ARPA Project VICT-11)
• 2024 Victoria County Flood Damage Prevention Order
• MOU for School Resource Officer Program with Victoria ISD
• Road drainage donations at 502 Mallard Rd and 710 Midway Rd. S

The Commissioners Court adopted a new flood damage prevention order and authorized an impact study for a tax abatement application from Portside Energy Center, LLC. The court also approved several public health contracts and payments to Citizens Medical Center.

• Adopted 2024 Victoria County Flood Damage Prevention Order No. 2024-0045
• Authorized VEDC to conduct impact study for Portside Energy Center, LLC tax abatement
• Scheduled Portside Energy Center, LLC tax abatement public hearing for August 12, 2024
• Approved $100,000 ARPA payment to Citizens Medical Center for Project No. VICT-11
• Approved $536,015.93 and $2,883,874.08 interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved MOU between Victoria ISD and Sheriff's Office for School Resource Officer Program
• Approved residential/detention contracts for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with multiple counties
• Approved road donations for drainage improvements at 502 Mallard Rd ($664.56) and 710 Midway Rd S ($750.00)

Commissioners' Court

This special term meeting contains a single agenda item regarding attendance at the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting. No other business is listed for this session.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center board meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several construction proposals for the 311 Constitution Building involving various vendors and amounts. The agenda also includes budget amendments for several county funds and the retirement of HR Director Gina Howard. Additionally, the court will review a road donation in Precinct 1.

• Construction proposals for 311 Constitution Building, including $428,700 from Rain Seal Master
• A road donation at 2710 Stevie St. valued at $1,100.00
• Retirement of HR Director Gina Howard, effective July 31, 2024
• Budget amendments for the General Fund and Courthouse Security Fund
• Plat exemption request for 000 Vitek Ln. in Inez

The Commissioners Court approved multiple administrative and financial items, including vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, juvenile detention contracts, and a road donation. The court also approved several personnel changes and budget amendments, while passing on multiple facility proposals for the 311 Constitution Building.

• Approved $2.46M in Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments
• Approved plat exemption for 000 Vitek Lane in Precinct No. 4
• Approved ARPA agreement amendment for Navigation District
• Approved $31,100 proposal from WTSS, LLC for 311 Constitution Building
• Reappointed Luis A. Guerra and James F. Neumann to Medical Board
• Awarded bi-annual food bids for Sheriff's Office
• Approved road donation of $1,100 from Elviz Salazar
• Approved multiple juvenile detention and residential contracts

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider several budget amendments and equipment purchases. The agenda includes items regarding election software, airport construction bids, and vehicle acquisitions.

• Proposed $55,000 for a multi-terrain water truck for the Volunteer Fire Department
• Purchase of ExpressPoll System Software and Electronic Pollbooks from ES&S
• Purchase of a 2024 Ford Expedition for the Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility
• Authorization to advertise bids for Taxiway Charlie Relocation at Victoria Regional Airport
• Budget amendments for Road & Bridge Precincts, Airport, and Health Department

The Commissioners Court approved over $3.1 million in payments for Citizens Medical Center and authorized the purchase of electronic pollbooks. The court also approved matching funds for a volunteer fire department water truck and a new vehicle for the juvenile detention facility.

• Approved $1,087,153.76 in interim vendor payments and $2,102,296.13 in ACH payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved purchase of ExpressPoll System Software and Electronic Pollbooks from ES&S
• Approved matching funds up to $55,000 for a Victoria County Volunteer Fire Department water truck
• Approved purchase of a 2024 Ford Expedition for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility
• Approved transfer of a canine from Victoria City Police Department to Victoria County Sheriff's Office
• Rejected bid from Clara Fromme and Stephen and Lajuana Roth for an inpatient mental health facility
• Approved authorization to advertise bids for Taxiway Charlie Relocation at Victoria Regional Airport
• Approved 2024 budget line item transfers for various departments including Road and Bridge

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider a task order for airport property sales and downtown parking lot projects. The agenda also includes budget amendments and resolutions for road drainage donations.

• Task Order from Centurion Planning and Design regarding Victoria Regional Airport land release
• Sealed bid advertisement for Downtown Parking Lot Projects
• Road donation resolutions for 306 Reiman Rd ($651.40) and 853 Wischkemper Road ($950)
• Return of $51,500 in unused HOPWA grant funds to the Public Health Department
• Budget amendments for General Fund, Airport Fund, and Sheriff's Office expenditures

The Commissioners Court approved significant payments for Citizens Medical Center and authorized bids for downtown parking lot improvements. The court also approved contracts for the Regional Juvenile Justice Center and several road drainage donations.

• Approved $667,119.01 in interim vendor payments and $1,193,882.65 in ACH payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Authorized sealed bid proposals for downtown parking lot improvements at 311 E. Constitution St, 205 N. Bridge St, and 101 S. William St
• Approved Task Order No. 001-2024 with Rawley McCoy & Associates, PLLC for Animal Services Relocation
• Approved $56,145.00 payment to A&A Constructors Inc. for courthouse entry steps and repair
• Approved detention and residential contracts with Cameron County and Wharton County for the Regional Juvenile Justice Center
• Approved road donations for drainage improvements at 306 Reiman Rd ($651.40) and 853 Wischkemper Rd ($950.00)
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Emergency Management, Airport Fund, Elections Administrators Special, and Capital Projects Fund
• Tabled matching funds for the Fire Department 2024 Union Pacific Community Ties Giving Program

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review several budget amendments for county departments, including the General Fund and Road & Bridge. The agenda also includes awarding bids for annual road materials and reviewing grant-related items. Additionally, the court will consider personnel changes and various infrastructure agreements.

• Annual Road Material Contracts for processed base, limestone, and asphalt
• Budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge, and Health Department
• HMGP grant awards for a Community Safe Room and Juvenile Justice Center generator
• Temporary construction license agreements with TxDOT at Business 59 and N. Moody
• Ratification of Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments

The Commissioners' Court awarded multiple annual road material contracts and approved residential and detention agreements for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with 13 different counties. The Court also authorized a contract for a Precinct 1 pole barn and approved various budget amendments.

• Approved $1,496,091.32 in accounts payable
• Approved residential and detention contracts for Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with 13 counties
• Awarded annual road material bids for base, limestone, asphalt, and aggregate to multiple vendors
• Authorized contract and negotiations with Golden Crescent Construction for Precinct 1 pole barn
• Approved appointment of David Murphy to the Navigation District
• Approved plat exemption for Kelly Sutton on Nursery Road in Precinct 2
• Approved road crossing agreements and $2,400 in culvert donations from BANGL, LLC
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for various departments including General Fund and Capital Projects

General

The Commissioners' Court will conduct a project and planning workshop. Discussion topics include capital projects, the Public Defender Office, and a mental health hospital. The agenda also includes the Victoria Regional Emergency Operations Center.

• Capital projects status, priorities, and funding sources
• Public Defender Office status and office space needs
• Mental Health Hospital status and HHSC contract
• Victoria Regional Emergency Operations Center (VWCREOC) planning

The Commissioners Court held a special session consisting of a project and planning workshop and a closed session regarding real property. No formal actions or votes were taken during the meeting.

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review 2024 budget amendments for the General Fund and various departments. The agenda also includes discussing services for an inpatient mental health facility and reviewing contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center.

• Negotiations for Owner's Representative services for a mental health facility
• 2024 budget amendments for the General Fund and various departments
• RFQs for architectural/engineering services for HMA projects
• Juvenile Justice Center contracts with several counties
• Firework sales request from J & J Fireworks for Memorial Day

The Commissioners Court approved detention and residential contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center with seven other counties. They also authorized negotiations with Square One Consultants for an inpatient mental health facility and approved Hazard Mitigation Assistance project advertisements. Additionally, the court approved accounts payable, personnel changes, and a fireworks sales permit for Memorial Day weekend.

• Approved juvenile justice contracts with Cass, Falls, Milam, Robertson, Fisher, Mitchell, Nolan, Madison, McLennan, Orange, and Potter counties
• Authorized negotiations with Square One Consultants for mental health facility owner's representative services
• Approved advertising for architectural/engineering services for Community Safe Room and Juvenile Justice Center generator
• Approved accounts payable totaling $428,082.61
• Approved interim vendor payment for Citizens Medical Center ($658,071.69)
• Approved fireworks sales permit for J & J Fireworks (May 22-27)
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund line item transfers
• Approved personnel changes including new hires, promotions, and overtime payments

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court agenda lists a single substantive item: attending the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting and taking appropriate action. The document contains standard ADA accommodation notices and Texas Open Meetings Act boilerplate regarding executive sessions. No specific budgets, contracts, or ordinances are scheduled for discussion at this session.

• Attend Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting and take appropriate action

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider budget amendments for the General Fund and Patriot Park Donations Fund. The agenda includes requests for Memorial Day fireworks sales and proposals for detention center doors. The court will also review road donation resolutions for drainage improvements.

• Memorial Day fireworks sales request from Northside Fireworks Store
• Proposal from Detention Service, LLC for installation of detention center doors
• Road donation resolution for Tipton Road drainage valued at $1,500
• Budget amendments for the General Fund and Patriot Park Donations Fund
• Amendment to GLO Contract No. 20-065-094-C262

The Commissioners Court approved regular and supplemental accounts payable totaling $559,128.89 and authorized interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center totaling $1,610,384.85. The board also approved a discretionary bid exemption and contract for door installation at the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center, authorized Memorial Day fireworks sales, and accepted several small road donation resolutions for drainage improvements.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $559,128.89
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim payments totaling $1,610,384.85
• Approved Amendment No. 5 to GLO Contract No. 20-065-094-C262
• Approved Order No. 2024-0036 authorizing Memorial Day fireworks sales
• Approved bid exemption and Detention Service, LLC contract for juvenile center doors
• Approved amendment to MOU with Gulf Bend Center for mental health peace officers
• Approved plat exemption for 11020 San Antonio River Rd in Precinct 3
• Approved road donation resolutions for drainage improvements in Precincts 3 and 4

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review a site assessment for an inpatient mental health facility. The agenda includes consideration of hazard mitigation contracts and fire station renovation documents. The court will also address budget amendments and personnel changes.

• Site Evaluation Assessment Report for a mental health facility
• Hazard Mitigation Assistance contracts with GrantWorks, Inc.
• Central Fire Station Renovation project documents
• Payment Application No. 4 for Courthouse Entry Steps & Repair Project
• 2024 budget amendments for Airport and Health Department funds

The Commissioners Court approved over $2.4 million in payments to Citizens Medical Center and $907,179 in general accounts payable. The Court also authorized several grant contracts for public health and emergency management and ratified a shared parking agreement.

• Approved $615,600.01 and $1,818,409.43 payments to Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $604,236.73 in regular and $302,943.14 in supplemental accounts payable
• Approved $28,500 payment to A&A Constructors, Inc. for courthouse entry steps
• Approved GrantWorks, Inc. contracts for Emergency Operations Safe Room and Juvenile Justice Center Generator
• Approved 2024 HIDTA Grant Award for the Sheriff's Office
• Ratified Shared Access and Parking Agreement for Gulf Coast Industrial Park and Victoria Air Conditioning Subdivision
• Approved DSHS and Lamar grant contracts for the Public Health Department
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for Patriot Park, Airport, and Health Department funds

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review 2024 budget amendments affecting the General Fund, Airport Fund, and Sheriff's Office. The agenda also includes a road donation in Precinct 3 and indigent defense grant applications.

• Road donation at 310 Blue Jay Loop valued at $609 for a pipe culvert installation
• 2024 budget amendments for the General Fund, Airport Fund, and Sheriff's Office
• Indigent Defense Commission Continuation Applications (Resolutions 2024-0032 and 2024-0033)
• CivilCorp task order regarding a site evaluation for a mental health facility
• Proclamations for Soil and Water Stewardship Week and National Day of Prayer

The Commissioners Court approved routine financial items, including $683,402.42 in regular accounts payable, $151,781.04 in supplemental accounts payable, and Citizens Medical Center payments totaling $671,209.88 plus an ACH report of $1,584,226.53. It also approved 2024 budget amendments, personnel changes, two indigent defense grant resolutions, a $609 road donation for a culvert on Blue Jay Loop, and several other routine items. A proclamation for the National Day of Prayer was passed with no action taken, and the court returned from closed session with no action.

• Approved minutes of the April 22, 2024 meeting
• Approved accounts payable: regular $683,402.42; supplemental $151,781.04
• Received monthly report from County Treasurer
• Approved release of two bond forfeiture judgments (Cause Nos. CIV1-21309 and CIV1-21310)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payment of $671,209.88 and ACH report of $1,584,226.53
• Approved proclamation designating April 28 - May 5, 2024 as Soil and Water Stewardship Week
• Passed on National Day of Prayer proclamation; no action taken
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-0032 for 2025 Indigent Defense Assistant Improvement Grant

Commissioners' Court

The agenda for this special term of the Victoria County Commissioners' Court is procedural. The court intends to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center board meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will discuss real property for an Inpatient Mental Health Facility and review a quarterly update from Animal Services. The court will also consider budget amendments, road material bids, and various infrastructure payments.

• HMGP grant award for Juvenile Justice Center Generator Project
• Sale of Right of Way on FM 236 to the State of Texas
• Contract with Correct Solutions for Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility services
• Road donations for Crouch Road ($825) and 934 Midway Rd. ($750)
• Payments for the Courthouse Entry Steps & Repair Project

The Commissioners Court approved over $3.7 million in payments to Citizens Medical Center and authorized bids for annual road materials. The court also approved a juvenile justice facility contract and a grant for a generator project.

• Approved $616,342.16 and $3,089,567.15 payments to Citizens Medical Center
• Approved authorization to advertise bids for annual road materials
• Approved contract with Correct Solutions for Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility services
• Approved Hazard Mitigation Grant Program award for Juvenile Justice Center Generator Project
• Authorized sale of Right of Way on FM 236 to the State of Texas
• Approved $40,470.00 payment to A&A Constructors, Inc. for courthouse repairs
• Approved $825.00 and $750.00 road donations for pipe culvert installations
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Sheriff's Office, Elections, and Capital Projects

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider budget amendments and a task order for an inpatient mental health facility site evaluation. The agenda also includes discussions on tax abatement guidelines and drainage for Old Goliad Road.

• $103,918.76 payment to Citizens Medical Center via ARPA funds
• Task order with CivilCorp for Inpatient Mental Health Facility site evaluation
• Maintenance agreement with AmeriTex Elevator Texas, LLC
• TxDOT Highway Bridge Program agreement for Coletoville Road and Old Goliad Road
• Modifications to Victoria County Tax Abatement Guidelines and Criteria

The Commissioners Court approved over $2.4 million in payments to Citizens Medical Center and authorized contracts for the Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility. The court also approved several budget amendments and a maintenance agreement with AmeriTex Elevator Texas, LLC.

• Approved accounts payable totaling $594,313.23 (Regular) and $138,528.21 (Supplemental)
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim payments of $669,034.77 and $1,636,771.89
• Approved $103,918.76 ARPA payment to Citizens Medical Center for Project No. VICT-11
• Approved Detention and Residential contracts between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice/Detention Facility and the 33rd and 424th Judicial Districts
• Approved maintenance agreement with AmeriTex Elevator Texas, LLC
• Authorized County Judge to execute CivilCorp task order for inpatient mental health facility site evaluation
• Approved hiring CivilCorp for drainage analysis on Old Goliad Road in Precinct No. 3
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act, Airport Capital Projects, and Health Insurance Fund

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will hold a special term meeting on April 9, 2024. The agenda contains a single item regarding attendance at the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting.

• Attendance at the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will discuss infrastructure projects and public health contracts. Items include safety upgrades for the Old Bloomington Road crossing with TxDOT and a brush truck purchase for the Fire Marshal’s Office. The court will also consider airport lease agreements and budget amendments.

• Safety upgrades for Old Bloomington Road crossing with TxDOT
• Purchase of a small brush truck for the Fire Marshal's Office
• Lease agreement between C.L. Thomas Holdings, L.L.C. and Victoria Regional Airport
• Temporary construction easements for Benbow Road Bridge at Garcitas Creek
• Plat exemption request for 90 Noll Road in Meyersville

The Commissioners' Court authorized the purchase of a brush truck and equipment for the Fire Marshal's Office using a grant. The Court also approved construction plans and funding for Old Bloomington Road Crossing safety upgrades with TxDOT. Additionally, a lease agreement for the Victoria Regional Airport and a plat exemption in Precinct 2 were approved.

• Approved $2,652,905.47 ACH report and $447,913.34 interim payment for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved purchase of brush truck from Gilchrist Automotive and equipment from Southern Fire Apparatus, LLC
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-0028 and construction plans for Old Bloomington Road Crossing safety upgrades
• Approved lease agreement between C.L. Thomas Holdings, L.L.C. and Victoria Regional Airport
• Approved plat exemption for 90 Noll Road in Precinct 2 with specific conditions
• Authorized RFP for a pole barn in Precinct 1 with $85,000 from Certificates of Obligation funds
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge (Pct 2), and Elections Administrator Special Fund
• Approved various personnel changes, including new hires and salary adjustments

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider a real estate listing agreement to sell property at 8410 FM 236. The agenda also includes 2024 budget amendments, public health contracts, and road drainage donations.

• Real estate listing agreement for property at 8410 FM 236
• Purchase of three used fleet vehicles for the Sheriff's Office
• Road drainage donations totaling $2,456.50 for Fordyce Road and Meadowlane Drive
• 2024 budget amendments for General, Health, Airport, Lease, and Election funds
• Evaluation committee for mental health facility services

The Commissioners Court approved accounts payable totaling $765,305.44 and Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments of $514,785.14 plus an ACH report of $1,540,002.17. It authorized the Sheriff to buy 3 used fleet vehicles from the Missouri State Highway Patrol and granted a bid exemption for a public health and safety item. The court also approved a real estate listing agreement to sell 8410 FM 236, created an evaluation committee for an inpatient mental health facility owner's representative, and approved several public health contracts and road donation resolutions. A closed session on personnel matters ended with no action taken.

• Approved accounts payable: Regular $638,545.14 and Supplemental $126,760.30
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payment $514,785.14 and ACH report $1,540,002.17
• Authorized purchase of 3 used fleet vehicles from Missouri State Highway Patrol Fleet Division
• Granted discretionary bid exemption under Local Government Code 262.024(a)(2) for public health/safety item
• Approved real estate listing agreement with Jimmy Zaplac at Coldwell Banker D'Ann Harper to sell 8410 FM 236
• Approved evaluation committee for RFQ for owner's representative services for inpatient mental health facility
• Approved road donation Resolution No. 2024-0026 ($1,456.50) and No. 2024-0027 ($1,000) for pipe culverts
• Approved 2024 budget amendments and personnel changes; closed session on personnel matters took no action

Commissioners' Court

This is a special term meeting of the Victoria County Commissioners' Court. The only listed agenda item is for members to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center Board Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court appointed Brian Watson as Chief Public Defender and approved several payments to Citizens Medical Center. The Court also authorized advertising for competitive proposals regarding the demolition of the old jail and a new parking lot, with no contract award before October 21, 2024.

• Appointed Brian Watson as Chief Public Defender
• Approved $753,790.26 and $2,025,514.77 interim payments to Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $99,214.92 ARPA payment to Citizens Medical Center
• Authorized advertising for Old Jail demolition and new parking lot proposals
• Approved Trane Buyboard Proposal for 1967 Courthouse HVAC, BAS, and Electric Upgrade
• Approved purchase of a vehicle for Victoria County Animal Services
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge, Child Welfare, and Capital Projects
• Approved road donations of $450.00 and $1,100.00 in Precinct No. 1

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several infrastructure items, including the Victoria County Old Jail demolition and a new parking lot project. The agenda also includes reviewing budget amendments for various county funds and a scope of work for the Victoria Regional Airport. Additionally, the court will address contract approvals for juvenile justice services and grant ratifications.

• Scope of work with Centurion for tracts A and B at Victoria Regional Airport
• Old Jail Demo and New Parking Resolution 2024-0023 and authorization to advertise proposals
• Contract for counseling services with Hope of South Texas, Inc. for the Victoria Juvenile Justice Center
• 2024 budget amendments for Health, Airport, Capital Projects, and Elections funds
• Ratification of the Rural Law Enforcement Salary Assistance Grant Program contract

The Commissioners' Court took no action on two items tied to the Victoria County Old Jail demolition and new parking lot project, effectively pausing it. Judge Zeller said the timeline will be extended to six months, during which no contracts will be signed and no final decisions made, to allow Victoria Preservation Inc. to assess the old jail and present an alternate proposal. The Court approved routine items including accounts payable, a $753,790.26 Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payment and a $2,025,514.77 ACH report, a Centurion scope of work at Victoria Regional Airport, a criminal district attorney salary grant, public health contracts, a juvenile counseling contract, 2024 budget amendments, and personnel changes. Commissioner Danny Garcia, Precinct No. 1, was absent.

• Old Jail Demo and New Parking Resolution 2024-0023 Delegation of Authority: no action taken
• Authorization to advertise for competitive sealed proposals for Old Jail Demo and new parking lot: no action taken
• Approved minutes of the March 11, 2024 meeting
• Approved accounts payable: regular $658,914.31 and supplemental $187,127.31
• Approved Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payment $753,790.26 and ACH report $2,025,514.77
• Approved scope of work with Centurion for tracts A and B at Victoria Regional Airport
• Ratified Criminal District Attorney Rural Law Enforcement Salary Assistance Grant Contract Award No. IA-0000000442 (Senate Bill 22)
• Approved 2024 budget amendments (Health Department, Airport Capital Projects Fund, Airport Fund, Capital Projects Fund, Elections Administrators Special Fund)

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review several grant awards, budget amendments, and infrastructure projects. This includes a $116,975 ARPA payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. and updates regarding the Victoria Regional Airport. The court will also discuss the demolition of the old county jail.

• $116,975 ARPA payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc.
• Purchase of a John Deere tractor and loader for the Victoria Regional Airport
• $5,182.41 payment to Union Pacific Railroad for McCoy and Bayer Road project
• Donation of a 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe valued at $7,660 to the Sheriff's Office
• Victoria County Old Jail demolition and new parking lot project

The Commissioners' Court approved a scope of work with Centurion for a preliminary site evaluation for a possible rental car provider at Victoria Regional Airport, and extended airport promotions through June 30, 2024. It approved interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center ($952,301.80) and an ACH report ($3,114,435.69), plus accounts payable of $582,342.95 regular and $170,220.65 supplemental. The Court took no action on the old County Jail demolition and parking project items, and no action on a Centurion preliminary site analysis for tracts A and B. It also approved multiple grants, a plat exemption at 808 Reinecke Road, and 2024 budget amendments.

• Approved scope of work with Centurion for preliminary site evaluation for possible rental car provider at Victoria Regional Airport
• Approved extending Victoria Regional Airport promotions until June 30, 2024
• Approved purchase of John Deere tractor and loader from Shoppa's Farm Supply for Victoria Regional Airport
• Approved interim vendor payment to Citizens Medical Center of $952,301.80 and ACH report of $3,114,435.69
• Approved accounts payable: regular $582,342.95 and supplemental $170,220.65
• No action taken on Centurion preliminary site analysis for tracts A and B
• No action taken on Old Jail Demo and New Parking Resolution 2024-0023 and authorization to advertise for competitive sealed proposals
• Approved plat exemption for Chris and Jacob Boyd at 808 Reinecke Road, Precinct No. 2

Commissioners' Court

The court will consider several 2024 budget amendments across multiple county funds. The agenda also includes payments for courthouse repairs, road equipment purchases, and a bridge removal agreement.

• Payment to A&A Constructors, Inc. for the Victoria County Courthouse Entry Steps & Repair Project
• Purchase of Road and Bridge equipment for Pct. 1 and Pct. 4 from Associated Supply Company, Inc.
• Resolution No. 2024-0020 for a $795 shooting target donation to the Sheriff's Office
• Resolution 2024-0019 for a $624 road donation at 511 Duck Dr. in Pct. 3
• TxDOT Advance Funding Agreement for bridge removal on Dupont Road in Pct. 1

The Commissioners Court approved over $1.28 million in regular and supplemental accounts payable and authorized several million dollars in payments for Citizens Medical Center. The court also approved 2024 budget amendments across multiple funds and authorized payments for courthouse repairs.

• Approved $1,157,846.60 in regular and $123,327.94 in supplemental accounts payable
• Approved $784,659.11 in interim vendor payments and $2,548,538.16 in ACH payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Authorized $11,400.00 and $54,150.00 payments to A&A Constructors, Inc. for courthouse entry steps and repair
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, County Clerk Archive Fee, Road and Bridge (Pct 3 & 4), Airport, Capital Projects, and Health Department
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-0020 for a $795 shooting target donation to the Sheriff's Office
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-0019 for a $624 road donation from Manuel Hernandez for drainage improvements
• Approved Final Plat for the McNeely Estate in Precinct No. 3
• Approved Psychoeducational/Counseling Services Contract with Daniel Rodriguez for Juvenile Justice Center

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court has scheduled a special term meeting for February 28, 2024. The agenda contains only one item regarding attendance at the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center board meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several 2024 budget amendments for various county departments. The court will also vote on an appropriation for fire, rescue, and emergency services. Additionally, the agenda includes discussions regarding Fire Marshal's Office restructuring and maintenance at Victoria Educational Gardens.

• $600 road donation from Kliem Construction for 619 Hollybrook Drive
• Appropriation for fire, rescue, and emergency services via Order 2024-0018
• Budget amendments for the General Fund, Road & Bridge Precinct 1, and Health Department
• Switchgear replacement at 311 E. Constitution under Task Order 018-2023
• Jail electrical service modifications via Buyboard quotation

The Commissioners Court approved a personnel restructure for the Fire Marshal's Office and several 2024 budget amendments. The Court also authorized over $2.5M in payments for Citizens Medical Center and approved various public health contracts.

• Approved restructure of Fire Marshal's office personnel classifications
• Approved $2,565,580.82 in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge Pct 1, Historical Commission, Capital Projects, and Health Department
• Approved $1,006,926.17 in accounts payable
• Approved Order 2024-0018 for 2024 fire, rescue, and emergency services appropriation
• Approved $600 road donation from Kliem Construction for drainage at 619 Hollybrook Drive
• Approved Buyboard quotation for Victoria County Jail Automatic Transfer Switch
• Approved Task Orders for 311 E. Constitution switchgear and Fire Marshal's Office finish out

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court will consider several infrastructure and service contracts, including fiber installation at 512 Profit St. and counseling services for the Juvenile Justice Center. The court will also discuss a business park concept at the Victoria Regional Airport. Additionally, officials will review budget amendments and a ballot regarding opioid claims.

• Fiber installation agreement with ICT-Infinity for 512 Profit St.
• Discussion of a business park concept at Victoria Regional Airport
• RFP authorization for a pole barn in Precinct 1
• Resolution regarding the TxDOT Highway Bridge Program on Old Goliad Road
• 2024 budget amendments for various county funds

The Commissioners' Court approved a $2,938,275.18 interim vendor payment to Citizens Medical Center and a $1,949,678.17 ACH report, both dated February 15, 2024. It also approved the Psychoeducational/Counseling Services Contract for the Victoria Juvenile Justice Center, a fiber installation agreement with ICT-Infinity at 512 Profit St., and an amendment to the services agreement with Victoria Economic Development Services. Accounts payable totaling $575,496.29 in regular accounts and $149,982.64 in supplemental accounts were approved, along with 2024 budget amendments and personnel changes. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases, a pole barn RFP, or a ballot regarding the Endo International PLC Chapter 11 plan.

• Approved accounts payable: $575,496.29 regular and $149,982.64 supplemental
• Approved $2,938,275.18 interim vendor payment to Citizens Medical Center and $1,949,678.17 ACH report
• Approved Psychoeducational/Counseling Services Contract for Victoria Juvenile Justice Center
• Approved fiber installation agreement with ICT-Infinity for 512 Profit St., Victoria, TX
• Approved amendment to services agreement with Victoria Economic Development Services
• Approved Order 2024-0016 for TxDOT Highway Bridge Program on Old Goliad Road and Coletoville Road over Dry Creek in Pct. 3
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge Pct. 1, and Airport Fund
• Approved personnel changes including new hires, promotions, and a resignation

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will convene for a special term meeting. The primary agenda item is attendance at and potential action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting.

• Attendance and action regarding the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee Meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review several financial requests including ARPA payments to Citizens Medical Center and CDBG disaster recovery costs. The agenda also includes approval of budget amendments for multiple county departments and resolutions regarding road drainage improvements.

• $209,250.86 payment to Citizens Medical Center for ARPA Project No. VICT-11
• CDBG Hurricane Disaster Recovery payments including $169,334.20 to Constar Construction
• Road donation resolution for driveway and culvert at 101 Dover St. valued at $540
• Road donation resolution for pipe culvert at 2395 San Antonio River Rd. valued at $1,171
• 2024 budget amendments for various departments including District Clerk and Road & Bridge

The Commissioners Court approved accounts payable totaling $666,295.27, interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center of $749,675.79 and an ACH report of $1,530,876.71, and a $209,250.86 ARPA subrecipient payment to Citizens Medical Center. It also approved several grants, a juvenile justice residential contract, two road donation resolutions, and 2024 budget amendments. No action was taken on bond forfeiture releases, and a planned closed session on economic development was not held.

• Approved accounts payable: Regular $450,504.17 and Supplemental $215,791.10
• Approved interim vendor payment to Citizens Medical Center of $749,675.79 and ACH report of $1,530,876.71
• Approved $209,250.86 ARPA payment to Citizens Medical Center for Project VICT-11
• Approved 2022 HIDTA Grant Award Modification 2-Final, Grant No. G22HN0020A
• Approved 2023 Homeland Security Grant Program Operation Stonegarden Resolution 2024-0015, Grant No. 3186209
• Approved residential contract between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and Fisher, Mitchell, and Nolan Counties
• Approved road donation Resolution 2024-0014 from Richard Martinez for $540.00 at 101 Dover St.
• Approved road donation Resolution 2024-0013 from William Means for $1,171.00 at 2395 San Antonio River Rd.

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will consider several 2024 budget amendments for various county funds. The meeting includes an operational update regarding the Victoria Regional Airport and a record of the U.S. Department of Transportation selecting SkyWest Airlines Inc. for Essential Air Service.

• Operational update for Victoria Regional Airport
• U.S. DOT selection of SkyWest Airlines Inc. for Essential Air Service
• 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge Precinct #1, Airport Fund, and Health Department
• Approval of DOJ Equitable Sharing Agreement for the Criminal District Attorney's Office
• Residential contract between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and El Paso County

The Commissioners Court approved accounts payable totaling $377,178.95 and interim vendor payments to Citizens Medical Center of $474,734.86 plus an ACH report of $1,420,839.03. It also approved 2024 budget amendments, personnel changes, appointments to the Animal Services Shelter Advisory Committee, and a juvenile detention contract with El Paso County. No action was taken on the possible sale of Citizens Medical Center's Mission Valley Clinic or on bond forfeiture releases.

• Approved minutes of Jan 29 and Jan 30 meetings
• Approved accounts payable: $294,103.33 regular, $83,075.62 supplemental
• Approved interim vendor payment to Citizens Medical Center $474,734.86 and ACH report $1,420,839.03
• Received for the record USDOT Selection Order for SkyWest Airlines EAS
• Approved appointments to Animal Services Shelter Advisory Committee
• Approved DOJ Equitable Sharing Agreement for Criminal District Attorney's Office
• Approved detention/residential contracts between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and El Paso County
• Approved 2024 budget amendments and personnel changes

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will hold a special term meeting to conduct a workshop on various county topics. Discussions include capital projects, the Public Defender Office, and the Mental Health Hospital.

• Capital Projects status, priorities, and funding
• Public Defender Office status and office space
• Mental Health Hospital status and HHSC contract
• Victoria Regional Emergency Operations Center (VCREOC) updates
• Closed session regarding real property, personnel, and economic development

The Commissioners Court conducted a workshop to discuss the status, funding, and timelines of various capital projects. The Court also held a closed session, but no formal actions were taken during the meeting.

• Held discussion on capital projects including courthouse and jail renovations
• Discussed additional help for County Engineer John Johnston
• Reviewed process and status for the Public Defender Office
• Returned from closed session with no action taken

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will meet for a special term to consider several administrative actions, including service agreements and budget amendments. The agenda includes reviewing an amended tax abatement agreement with Centerline Technologies, LLC and authorizing an RFQ for mental health facility services.

• Authorization of RFQ for Owner's Representative Services for an Inpatient Mental Health Facility
• Service agreement with Smiths Detection, Inc. for courthouse and juvenile detention X-Ray equipment
• Resolution 2024-0012: $540 road donation from Ernest Longoria for drainage at Ralston St., Bloomington
• Resolution 2024-0011: $600 road donation from Herman Kliem for drainage at 111 Northridge Dr., Telferner
• Amended tax abatement agreement with Centerline Technologies, LLC

The Commissioners Court approved several financial payments, including over $2.9 million for Citizens Medical Center. The court authorized advertising for owner's representative services for a new inpatient mental health facility and approved two road donations for drainage improvements. Various personnel changes and a budget amendment for Capital Credit Fund Expenditures were also adopted.

• Authorized RFQ for Owner's Representative Services for an Inpatient Mental Health facility
• Approved $730,185.45 interim vendor payment and $2,205,781.98 ACH report for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $565,477.10 in regular accounts payable and $198,202.95 in supplemental accounts payable
• Approved Resolution 2024-0012 for a $540 road donation at Ralston St., Bloomington
• Approved Resolution 2024-0011 for a $600 road donation at 111 Northridge Dr., Telferner
• Approved service agreement with Smiths Detection, Inc. for X-Ray equipment
• Approved 2024 budget amendment to increase Capital Credit Fund Expenditures
• Approved DOJ Equitable Sharing Agreement and Certification for the Sheriff's Office

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners Court has scheduled a special term meeting for January 24, 2024. The primary purpose of this session is to attend the Board Meeting of Citizens Medical Center.

• Attendance at the Citizens Medical Center board meeting

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will meet for a special term to review several 2024 budget amendments across various departments, including the General Fund, Road & Bridge, and Airport Capital Projects. The court will also consider purchasing eCivis software and approving contract amendments for the Victoria Public Health Department.

• Approval of 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road & Bridge, Airport, and Health Department
• Purchase of eCivis software through DIR contract No. DIR-TSO-4288
• Approval of revised IDCU/COVID-19 contract Amendment No. 5
• Approval of DSHS Interlocal Cooperation contract Amendment No. 3
• Requests for plat exemptions at FM 444 S. Inez and 236 $64 Nursery Rd.

The Commissioners Court approved over $2.38 million in payments to Citizens Medical Center and authorized several 2024 budget amendments. The court also approved two plat exemptions and the purchase of eCivis software.

• Approved $690,284.80 interim vendor payment and $1,690,952.08 ACH report for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $440,587.59 in regular accounts payable and $146,130.11 in supplemental accounts payable
• Approved 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge Pct. 1, Airport Capital Projects, Health Department, and Sheriff's Office
• Approved plat exemptions for Estela Martinez & Josephine Garza (Pct. 4) and Russell & Laura Bagnall (Pct. 2)
• Approved purchase of eCivis software via DIR contract No. DIR-TSO-4288
• Approved revised IDCU/COVID-19 contract Amendment No. 5 for Public Health Department
• Approved personnel changes and employment for Juvenile Detention staff
• Received 2023 Racial Profiling Report for Constable Pct. 3

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners Court will meet for a special term to review various county expenditures, including budget amendments for 2023 and 2024. The agenda includes consideration of service agreements for public health, infrastructure project updates, and a $113,750.00 payment for an ARPA subrecipient project.

• $113,750.00 payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. for ARPA Project No. VICT-10
• Service agreements for Zumba and Yoga services under the Health Disparities Grant
• Construction Change Order No. 1 and Certificate of Completion for CDBG-DR infrastructure project
• 2023 and 2024 budget amendments for General Fund, Road and Bridge, and Health Department
• Permission to enter private property at 6092 Lower Mission Valley Road for bridge repairs

The Commissioners Court approved several grant agreements, including a $50,000 PetSmart Charities grant and $113,750 for Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. The court also passed budget amendments for 2023 and 2024 and approved various personnel changes.

• Approved $882,166.16 and $2,029,177.95 interim payments for Citizens Medical Center
• Approved $113,750.00 payment to Billy T. Cattan Recovery Outreach, Inc. (ARPA Project No. VICT-10)
• Approved $50,000.00 PetSmart Charities Grant Agreement
• Approved Resolution No. 2024-0010 for FY 24-25 Regional Solid Waste Grant application
• Approved Detention and Residential Contracts between Victoria Regional Juvenile Justice Center and Lamb County
• Ratified lease agreement for Senator Lois W. Kolkhorst's office at 311 Constitution St.
• Approved 2023 and 2024 budget amendments for various funds and departments
• Approved personnel changes including new hires for Facilities Management and Sheriff's Office

Commissioners' Court

The Victoria County Commissioners' Court has scheduled a special term meeting for January 9, 2024. The agenda is limited to attending the Victoria Metropolitan Planning Organization Advisory Committee meeting and taking appropriate action.

Commissioners' Court

The Commissioners' Court will review a tax abatement application and an amended agreement for Centerline Technologies, LLC. The meeting also includes several items regarding county appropriations, professional service contracts, and road drainage donations.

• Public hearing on tax abatement application from Centerline Technologies, LLC
• $8,500.00 appropriation to Community Action Committee for Meals on Wheels Victoria
• Approval of $650 road donation for driveway and culvert at 159 Broadway St., Placedo
• Resolution 2024-0008: road donation at 1078 Morris Town Road valued at $1,508.30
• Resolution 2024-0009: road donation at 212 Raisin Road valued at $807

The Commissioners Court approved an amended tax abatement agreement with Centerline Technologies, LLC, and ratified over $5 million in interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center. The court also approved 2024 appropriations for various local organizations, authorized debt service payments, and set the 2024 prevailing wage rate. Several professional services contracts and personnel changes were approved, along with modifications to early voting times.

• Approved amended tax abatement agreement with Centerline Technologies, LLC
• Ratified Citizens Medical Center interim vendor payments totaling over $5M
• Approved 2024 appropriations for Gulf Bend Center, EDC, Senior Center, and others
• Approved Order 2024-0001 authorizing FY2024 debt service payments
• Approved Resolution 2024-0002 setting 2024 General Prevailing Wage Rate
• Approved modifications to early voting times in accordance with new laws
• Approved 2024 Professional Services Agreement with Civil Corp, LLC
• Approved 2024 Master Contract with Rawley McCoy & Associates, PLLC