Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how OpenCity covers Caldwell County public meetings and civic data.
When does the Caldwell County Commissioners Court meet?
The Caldwell County Commissioners Court meets approximately twice per month (regular sessions plus workshops and special called meetings) at the Caldwell County Courthouse, 110 S. Main St., Lockhart, TX 78644.
Where can I find Caldwell County meeting agendas and minutes?
Agenda packets and minutes are posted on the county website at co.caldwell.tx.us. Meeting videos are archived on Swagit at caldwellcountytx.new.swagit.com. OpenTexas organizes those meetings into searchable pages with linked documents.
Who is the Caldwell County Judge?
Hoppy Haden serves as County Judge. The Commissioners Court also includes Commissioners B. J. Westmoreland (Pct 1), Rusty Horne (Pct 2), Edward Theriot (Pct 3), and Dyral Thomas (Pct 4).
What does Caldwell County government cover?
Caldwell County governs unincorporated areas and county-wide services including the sheriff, tax assessor-collector, district clerk, and county clerk. The county regulates subdivision platting, on-site sewage (OSSF), and floodplain management in unincorporated areas. The incorporated cities of Lockhart, Luling, Martindale, and Niederwald have their own separate governments.
How can I watch Commissioners Court meetings?
Meetings are recorded and archived on Swagit at caldwellcountytx.new.swagit.com. The county's Live and On-Demand page at co.caldwell.tx.us/page/CommissionersCourtLive-OnDemand provides direct access to meeting recordings.