Meeting

Kerr County Commissioners' Court Agenda, October 13, 2026

Body

Kerr County

Date

October 12, 2026

Jurisdiction

State & Local

🏗️ Construction & Infrastructure 💻 Information Technology Physical Infrastructure Grants & Funding

The Kerr County Commissioners’ Court meeting on October 13, 2026, approved several procurement and infrastructure-related actions. The court authorized an RFQ for engineering services to repair Flat Rock Dam following the July 2026 flood and selected a committee to evaluate responses. It approved a general engineering services agreement with Streamline Engineering LLC and ratified a professional engineering agreement with Robert Kissner for a structural assessment; a $9,900 fee was mentioned. The court also ratified the county’s request for FEMA public assistance for the flood. For flood-related work, it approved Gerloff’s completion certificates and warranties for repairs at the Sheriff’s Office and Extension Office. The court approved a mold consultation for the county’s potential acquisition of 429 Sidney Baker, and ratified an intermediary relationship with Brinkman Preferred Properties; the building’s stated listing price was $1,875,000, but no purchase decision was made. Members discussed potential renovation costs for the building, including an estimate of up to $5 million for a broader renovation, and appointed a building review committee to examine options and costs.

The court approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Ingram for radio dispatch services, with costs scheduled to increase over time, and approved a no-cost Everbridge feature upgrade under the county’s existing contract. It also approved a $4,625 county match associated with a Meals on Wheels grant resolution, accepted required asset-forfeiture reports, and approved the presented bills (the transcript’s total is garbled). A proposed county parking-lot use policy was deferred for further review; no action followed executive session. Other actions included employee handbook and IT-policy updates and approval to surplus items, but no additional procurement amounts were stated.

Source

Kerr County