Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about how OpenCity covers Johnson County, Texas public meetings and civic data.
When does the Johnson County Commissioners Court meet?
The Johnson County Commissioners Court meets regularly on Mondays at the Johnson County Courthouse in Cleburne. Special and emergency sessions are called as needed. Check the county website at johnsoncountytx.org for the latest schedule and agendas.
Where can I find Johnson County meeting agendas?
Meeting agendas are available through the Swagit video archive at johnsoncountytx.new.swagit.com and on the county website at johnsoncountytx.org/commissioners-court/public-information/meeting-agendas.
Who is the Johnson County Judge?
Christopher (Chris) Boedeker serves as Johnson County Judge and presides over the Commissioners Court. He has served since January 2023.
What does the Johnson County Commissioners Court do?
The Commissioners Court is the governing body for Johnson County, overseeing the county budget, roads, law enforcement contracts, and land use including subdivision platting. Since January 2024, the county also has platting authority over Cleburne's ETJ.
Does Johnson County have zoning?
No — Texas counties do not have zoning authority over unincorporated land. Johnson County regulates development through subdivision platting rules and development permits via Public Works.