Andy Brown

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While voting is free, the decisions made on these ballots directly influence how your local tax dollars are spent on city services.

election results

These new leaders will now oversee how your tax dollars are allocated across school district budgets and city infrastructure projects.

FY 2027 County Budget Adoption

The recommended 8% budget scenario represents an increase of approximately $44 per year for the median Travis County homeowner.

Veterans services recognition

Veterans in the county received about $395 million in federal benefits in 2025.

Public Defender Office Permanent Board Bylaws

Operational governance for county indigent defense services.

Renaming East Metropolitan Park for Commissioner Ron Davis

Opioid Crisis and Harm Reduction

$175,000 in county opioid abatement funds goes to Communities for Recovery.

Proposed Manor Wastewater Treatment Plant & Wilbarger Creek Greenway

Condemnation would force Manor to find a costlier alternative site; no county expenditure was authorized.

Affordable Housing Availability and Federal Funding Cuts

Involves multi-million dollar housing portfolios and specialized board-designated funds.

Regional Wildfire Preparedness and Burn Ban Enforcement

County and City each contributed $100,000 toward the plan update, plus grant funding.

Old San Antonio Road and Puryear Road Detour

Project-related infrastructure costs managed by developers and TNR.

Palm School Activation and Northeast District Planning

Not specified.

Senate Bill 3 Flood Warning and Monitoring Compliance

Repair and recovery costs will be coordinated through federal and state disaster assistance channels.

Strategic Housing Finance Corporation Board Appointments

None directly associated with the board appointment process.

Law Enforcement Technology and Axon Contract Consolidation

An 8-year contract totaling $97 million with escalating annual payments starting around $6.8 million.

Employee Healthcare Costs and Benefit Changes

About $17.2 million transferred this year; nearly $31 million over two years, reducing health fund reserves by roughly $1.6 million in 2027.

Capital Improvement Program Dashboard & Transparency

Over $1.1 billion budgeted across the CIP portfolio, with $578 million allocated to date.

Foreign Trade Zone Policy and Guidelines

Neutral regarding property tax revenues due to payment-in-lieu structures, with potential staff time recovery fees.

Apartment Maintenance Workforce Training and Property Conditions

Requires targeted investment in local workforce training initiatives.

Mental Health and Jail Diversion Programs

The COSSUP grant provides $1.6 million over three years, with potential supplemental support explored through Central Health.

Consent agenda approval

Veterans Day proclamation

Whisper Valley PID escrow agreement (Travis County Development Authority)

Consider and take appropriate action to approve and ratify the Fiscal Year 2027 interlocal agreement between Travis County and Prairie View A&M for extension agent services. (Judge Brown)

Consider and take appropriate action to approve and ratify the Fiscal Year 2027 Interlocal Cooperation Agreement with Integral Care for System of Care services. (Judge Brown)

Consider and take appropriate action on the following application requests, modification requests, continuation requests, award agreements and related special budgets, and award amendments:

Consider and take appropriate action on an appointment to the Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority Board of Directors. (Judge Brown)

Consider and take appropriate action on the reappointment of Amy Pattillo to the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization Transportation Policy Board for a term to expire December 31, 2028. (Judge Brown)

Consider and take appropriate action on appointments to the Strategic Housing Finance Corporation Board of Directors. (Judge Brown)

Consider and take appropriate action on an order accepting and approving a service plan update to the February 2026 amended and restated service and assessment plan, specifically, providing an updated Improvement Area #2 Assessment Roll…

Receive bids from County Purchasing Agent. (Commissioner Travillion)

Approve ratification of Modification No. 1 to Contract No. 4400008250 with PR Sales and Service, Inc. dba Aqua Chill of Austin, as needed, for water cooler stations. (Countywide) (Commissioner Travillion)

Approve ratification of Modification No. 8 to Contract No. 4400004424 with Special Markets Insurance Consultants, Inc., as needed, for 4-H Capital AmeriCorps Member Insurance. (Health & Human Services) (Commissioner Travillion)

Approve ratification, exemption, and Contract No. 4400009023 with Communities for Recovery, in the amount of $175,000.00, for Opioid Abatement Recovery Housing Navigation Services. (Health and Human Services) (Commissioner Travillion)

Approve Modification No. 4 to Contract No. 4400006982 with CGL Facility Management, LLC, in the amount of $40,000.00, for the Travis County Civil and Family Courts Facility maintenance. (Facilities Management Department) (Commissioner…

Consider and take appropriate action on the following Personnel Amendments.

Authorize the County Treasurer to invest County funds. (Judge Brown)

Consider and take appropriate action on reopen the Northeast District Community Advisory Committee application period for an additional three weeks. (Commissioner Travillion)

Signature delegation motion

Public comment limited to two minutes

Approve Item 4.

Limit public comment to 2 minutes.

Approve Item 5.

Approve Item 9.

Approve Item 16.

Close the Public Hearing.

Approve Item 3.

Close the Public Hearing.

Approve Item 21.

Adopt the resolution authorizing the Constable of Travis County to sell each of the properties that have been bid in trust to the taxing jurisdictions pursuant to tax code 35.05 and requesting the sal

Approve Items 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 20 (A), 22, 23, 24 (A-F, J, H), 25, 26, 27, 28, 29 (A-J), 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36 (A-B), 37, 39, 42 (A-B), 43, 44, 45, 48, 49, and 50.

Open the Public Hearing.

Reappoint Ed Callahan to the Integral Care Board.

Approve Item 46.

Approve Item 10.

Each Commissioner not physically present delegates the authority to the County Judge to sign any documents, including orders related to items before the court today on their behalf.

Open the Public Hearing.

Open the Public Hearing.

Approve Item 52.

Close the Public Hearing.

Reinstitute the burn ban currently in place set to expire December 1, 2026

Uphold the Purchasing's Agent's September 8, 2026 decision and affirm the contract award to Phoenix Business, Inc. d.b.a. Phoenix Business Consulting under RFP No.126-LC.

Approve East Metropolitan Park to be renamed as Ron Davis East Metropolitan Park.

Approve Item 24 (I).

Approve Items 4, 6, 7 (A, C), 8, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, and 49.

Appoint Michelle Wittenberg to the Advisory Commission to fill the unexpired term of Nancy Nimmer.

Open the Public Hearing.

Approve the proposed resolution of the county's claim for the March 24th, 2025, water damage at the Civil and Family Courts facility in the amount of $469,295.32, as discussed in closed session. Speci

Approve Item 2.

Approve Public Defender's Office Bylaws.

Approve Item 37.

Signature Motion for Remote Commissioners

Public Comment Time Limit

Consent Agenda Approval

Item 1: Proclamation for National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week

Item 2: Proclamation for Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Limit public comments to 2 minutes.

Approve Item 1.

Approve a license agreement between Travis County and Ford Dealership to use a portion of the grounds for overflow parking on Airport Boulevard for 2026 Elections for the County Judge's signature as d

Each Commissioner not physically present delegates the authority to the County Judge to sign any documents, including orders related to items before the court today on their behalf.

Close the Public Hearing.

Approve Item 48.

Direct PBO to move $120,000 from the allocated reserve to the County Attorney's Office for expenses related to expert facility evaluation.

Approve Item 23.

Approve Item 54.

Approve Item 3.

Item 3: Proclamation for Lights on Afterschool Day

Item 9: Appointment to the Animal Advisory Commission

Item 12: Public Defender's Office Bylaws

Item 23: Contract Award for BCP Visitor Center Building Remodel and Trails