The Commissioners Court of Lamb County held their regular meeting Monday, October 27th in the Lamb County Courthouse, where a 10—item agenda was considered for appropriate action. The meeting was called to order at 10 a.m. by Lamb County Judge Jame DeLoach. There was nobody present for the Public Comment portion of the meeting.
Consent Agenda: a) Consider and take appropriate action on minutes from previous meeting(s); Judge DeLoach stated that there were two sets of minutes from the Oct. 2nd and Oct. 10th meetings, and they both appeared to be in order. b) Consider and take appropriate action on budget and salary amendments and/or line-item transfers; none. c) Consider and take appropriate action on bills presented by the County Auditor; Lamb County Auditor, Gina Jones, requested that the Commissioners approve bills totaling $1,084,878.03. d) Consider and take appropriate action on payroll; Lamb County Treasurer’s Assistant, Terra Hopper requested that the Commissioners approve payroll for Lamb County ending on Oct. 17th in the amount of $172,619.19, and for LHC ending on Oct. 18th in the amount of $249,699.98. e) Consider and take appropriate action on departmental reports; packets.
The motion to approve the Consent Agenda items was made by Commissioner Danny Short and seconded by Commissioner Lee Logan. The motion carried.
Item four on the agenda was to consider and take appropriate action on Interlocal agreements for Fire and EMS Services for 25/26.
The motion to approve an interlocal agreements with an increase of fifteen percent for EMS services was made by Commissioner Logan and seconded by Commissioner Short. The motion carried.
The next order of business was to consider and take appropriate action on 2026 Holiday Calendar.
The motion to approve the 2026 Holiday Calendar was made by Commissioner Kent Lewis and seconded by Commissioner Cory DeBerry. The motion carried.
Item six on the agenda was to consider and take appropriate action to pave the Parking Lot at the JP 4 Office.
The motion to approve paving JP4’s office parking lot was made by Commissioner DeBerry and seconded by Commissioner Short. The motion carried.
The next order of business was to consider and take appropriate action on Interlocal Agreement with Regional Public Defender for Capital Cases.
The motion to approve Interlocal Agreement with Regional Public Defender for Capital Cases contingent to the Lamb County Attorney’s Review was made by Commissioner Lewis and seconded by Commissioner Short. The motion carried.
The next item on the agenda was to consider and take appropriate action on Burn Ban.
No action was taken. Future agenda items were discussed.
With there being no further business to discuss, Commissioner Logan made a motion to adjourn and it was seconded by Commissioner Short. The motion carried and the meeting was adjourned at 10:46 a.m.