WASHINGTON CO. COMMISSIONERS TO RECOGNIZE COUNTY EMPLOYEES, SMART PROGRAM

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A series of recognitions leads a lengthy but routine agenda for Washington County Commissioners on Tuesday.

The court will first present service awards to five employees who have attained ten years of service with the county.

Commissioners will then hear a presentation from Faith Mission’s SMART Program and recognize the program’s “County Judge of the Day.”

Also on Tuesday, the court will consider:

Approving a contribution toward the purchase of a tanker truck for the Meyersville Volunteer Fire Department, as well as amending the fire protection budget.
Rescinding item No. 8 from the May 25^th commissioners court meeting, awarding the purchase of a new tractor with a rotary boom mower under the state of Texas cooperative purchasing program SourceWell. The court will then look to re-award the purchase for the tractor.
Formal notice from Corix Utilities, Inc. for a new water service line on Palestine Road in Precinct 1.
A subdivision variance request for a land division fronting Sweed Road in Precinct 1.
Formal notice from PGMS for a road bore for a water service line replacement on Old Gay Hill Road in Precinct 3.
Formal notices from Apache Corporation for temporary lay flat water lines within right-of-way of Iron Bridge Road in Precinct 3 and Eberhardt Road, Sandtown Road and crossing Young Lane in Precinct 4.
A subdivision variance request for a land division fronting Highway 237 in Carmine in Precinct 4.
Formal notice from Magnolia Oil and Gas Operating, LLC for a temporary fresh water line transfer for Bascome Lane in Precinct 4.
Formal notice from Ironroc Energy Partners, LLC for a temporary water line on Raymond Lehmann Lane in Precinct 4.
Approving EMS to accept a donation from the Chappell Hill Chamber of Commerce.
Monthly reports from the Sheriff’s Office, EMS, Information Technology and veterans service officer.