Chuck Konderla

Public Defender Office Operations

The board will review grant awards for FY 2027 which will fund office operations.

County Facility Renovations and Budget Adjustments

Adds nearly $1 million to existing capital improvement project costs through change orders.

Legislative Policy Alignment

The outcomes of these discussions could influence future county budget allocations and economic development incentives.

energy policy

This could lead to more stable, predictable energy prices for residents by reducing our reliance on fluctuating fuel markets.

Outstanding County Debt and Bond Issuance

Total outstanding principal and interest is $162,839,895, with the debt tax rate increasing to 0.038.

Regional Coordination and Planning

The board's decisions impact the distribution of regional grants and service funding.

ALPR Surveillance Cameras

Taxpayer dollars are being funneled into these high-tech surveillance contracts, meaning your money is directly funding the expansion of this camera network.

Temporary Relocation of Commissioners Court Meetings

Logistical adjustments managed within existing facilities budgets.

employee compensation

Your local tax dollars might need to stretch a bit further to cover these wage hikes.

political campaign

Depending on his proposed budget priorities, his election could shift how your local tax dollars are allocated across county services.

public health ordinance

You might see higher fees for pool maintenance or public swim passes to cover the cost of these new inspections.

burn ban

You'll save yourself a steep fine by keeping your matches in your pocket.

county judge retirement

There's no direct hit to your wallet here, though a transition at the top can sometimes lead to shifts in county spending priorities.

Radio Replacement Phase II Procurement

Expenditure of $668,699.93 for radio replacement equipment.

interim city manager contract

It keeps leadership stable without the rushed costs of bringing in a temporary outside consultant.

public art contract

Taxpayers are funding a hefty $4.8 million design contract that will shape our public spaces.

alcohol sales regulation

Local businesses and property owners are looking at a nice boost in tax revenue and property values as the area turns into a nightlife and dining hotspot.

noise mitigation

While the exact cost isn't set yet, implementing and enforcing new noise rules could mean spending city resources on studies or sound equipment.

animal shelter

Expect your tax dollars to fund the construction and ongoing upkeep of this brand-new facility.

mounted patrol proposal

The exact cost of housing, feeding, and training the horses hasn't been locked down yet, so taxpayers are waiting to see the price tag.

Resolution 26-14: Commitment of General Fund Balance to Deferred Maintenance

General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026

General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026