Curtis Parrish

County Employee Compensation

Impacts county expenditures for elected official compensation in the FY 2027 budget.

Independent Investigation into County Payroll Irregularities

Cost the county approximately $70,000 in unauthorized or duplicate salary payments for a single elected office.

County Road Maintenance

Minor costs associated with sign installation and road repair labor.

Industrial Development and Data Centers

The resolution requires developers to provide bonds for project initiation and site cleanup.

Mental Health Awareness and Services

The county is investing in diversion programs to reduce the burden on jails and emergency departments.

civic infrastructure development

Expect a potential hike in local taxes or a major shift in city budget priorities to fund these massive construction or renovation projects.

Lubbock Crimes Against Children Unit (LCACU)

Constables noted that new equipment requirements could cost between $1,500 and $3,000 per department.

Public Works Leadership

Neutral, as positions are being reclassified within existing budget parameters.

FY 2027 County and Hospital District Budgets & Tax Rates

Sets county property tax rates and allocates $316 million across general and special funds for FY 2027.

infrastructure development

This move will require a major commitment of public funds, likely shifting tax dollars away from other city projects to cover construction and land costs.

Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project

The project involves a $375,000 schematic design phase funded by LCEC, with a total estimated project budget of $67 million.

Voter Registration and Sample Ballot Access

Potential costs for third-party vendors if the county chooses to bypass state software limitations.

Departmental Staff Reclassifications and Title Changes

Salary adjustments associated with position reclassifications between grades AD04 and AD03.

Community Grants via Unclaimed Property Funds

Allocation of accumulated unclaimed property funds totaling over $30,000 across multiple community projects.

public health emergency

Expect potential hits to local businesses and city budgets as new safety mandates and emergency measures are rolled out.

Interlocal Loan Agreement with City of Abernathy

An $80,000 loan disbursement from the county to the City of Abernathy.

Volunteer Fire Department Support

Involves county-wide fire protection funding and loan commitments.

Emergency Communications Modernization

The district budget reflects ongoing costs for equipment and software upgrades.

public health

You might end up spending a few extra bucks on repellent or yard supplies, but it's way cheaper than a trip to the ER.

Drought and Wildfire Preparedness

The county is utilizing state assets and coordinating resources to manage fire risks.

Approval of Auditor and Financial Matters, Budget Adjustments, and Transfers

Authorization of Payment of Claims

Acceptance of Investment Policy

Acceptance of Lubbock County Debt Management Policy

Approval of USI Insurance Renewal for Crime and Excess Workers' Compensation

Approval of Out-of-Cycle Payment for USI Insurance Policies

Approval of Consent Agenda Items 8 through 19

Approval of CFWTX Community Grant Application for ODR Mediation Activities

Adoption of FY 2027 Medical Examiner Fee Schedule

Approval of Client Service Agreement with Alliance Communications

Authorization of FY 2027 Fire Suppression and Rescue Services Agreements

Approval of Loan Agreement with Roosevelt Volunteer Fire Department

Approval of Loan Agreement with Woodrow Volunteer Fire Department

Installation of 45 mph Speed Limit Signs on CR 6300

Discuss, consider and/or take action to approve out of state travel for Behar Abdulahi to attend the Accelarate 2026 Public Work Elements XS Conference in New Orleans, LA.

Discuss, consider and/or take action to approve out of state travel for Corporal Juan Bueno to attend Bomb Squad Training in Anniston, Alabama.

Discuss, consider and/or take action to authorize the County Judge to sign the third of four one-year renewals with Impact Promotional Services, LLC dba Got You Covered Work Wear & Uniforms for Sheriff’s Office Uniform Services.

Discuss, consider and/or take action to approve Utility Permit Application 26-119 and authorize the County Judge to sign a Resolution to allow Valor Telecom Texas LLC, to install 2.5 miles of aerial fiber optic cable from CR 1300 to CR…

Discuss, consider and/or take action to authorize the County Judge to sign the third of four one-year renewals with Dana Safety Supply, Inc. for Sheriff’s Office Uniform Services.

Discuss, consider and/or take action to authorize the purchase of food and beverages with County credit cards for the Office of Dispute Resolution training sessions, workshops, and meetings for FY 2027.

Resolution Supporting Texas Rangers Investigation

Stated the court has no statutory authority to direct the DA and that the resolution was an attempt to disparage the District Attorney.

accept and approve the Grievance Committee recommendations for FY 2027 per Local Government code 152.016(b) to increase the salary of the Lubbock County Tax Assessor Collector to $110,000.00.

Grievance Committee Recommendation for Tax Assessor-Collector Salary

Resolution Regarding Large-Scale Industrial Development

Voted against the resolution because it is non-binding, unenforceable by county government, and potentially overly broad.

Upon a motion by Jason Corley, seconded by Cary Shaw, the court voted to set salary, expenses, and other allowances of elected county or precinct officers for FY 2027, per Local Government Code 152.01

Approval of FY 2027 Elected Official Salaries and Allowances

Expressed regret over lack of general employee cost-of-living adjustments relative to elected official pay raises.

Lubbock County Expo Center Lease Agreement

The agreement does not adequately protect the county's interests or provide sufficient oversight.

Upon a motion by Jordan Rackler, seconded by Cary Shaw, the court voted to authorize the County Judge to sign a Lease Agreement with Lubbock County Expo Center, Inc. for the lease of the Lubbock Count

Lease Agreement with Lubbock County Expo Center, Inc.

As an attorney, I would caution my clients not to sign this agreement. It does not protect Lubbock County.

authorize the County Judge to sign a Commercial Contract-Improved Property for the purchase of property located at 1321 & 1323 58th Street, Lubbock, Texas and authorize the Lubbock County Auditor to i

Purchase 58th Street Property

authorize the signing of a Resolution Pertaining to the Advancement of the Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project. As presented by Ashley Cox, Allan Wolf, Brent Clifford.

Resolution for Advancement of Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project

Expressed fiscal concerns regarding operating reserves and funding timelines.

Payment of Legal Invoice 701

The case is ongoing and it is premature to pay legal fees before a final resolution.

approve a resolution in support of the Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project in Lubbock County. As presented by Randy Jordan & Bill McCay.

pay from the contingency funds, invoice #701 in the amount of $12,090.25 from the Law Office of Benjamin Garcia, PLLC related to Corley v. Muerer. As presented by Jason Corley.

Payment of Legal Invoice #701 (Corley v. Muerer)

Believed it was premature to pay legal bills while the case is ongoing and before final judicial resolution.

Resolution in Support of Lubbock County Expo Center Venue Project

Expressed concerns over ongoing project costs and lack of sufficient financial protections and guarantees for the county.