02. 26. 2026

The Harrison County Commissioners Court held a meeting on March 13, 2026, where several procurement and budget-related matters were addressed. Key actions included the approval to retire a K9 unit due to health concerns, with the dog to be cared for by its handler. The court approved payment of regular bills totaling approximately $749,549, with an adjustment for a vendor credit. They also authorized a $100,000 allocation for health insurance medical claims. The Road and Bridge Department received approval for multiple utility applications and accepted a donation of reclaimed concrete material valued at $250,000 from North American Coal Sabine Mine for county road use. Additionally, the court awarded a contract to Stevens Engineering for services related to a Texas Community Development Block Grant application and approved the auto-renewal and amendment of a healthcare services agreement with BND Healthcare Solutions, including a 10% cost increase. Another contract was approved with Willet Stained Glass Studios for $244,722, with costs shared equally between Harrison County and the Harrison County Industrial Development Authority. The court also passed a resolution supporting legislation to reallocate state motor fuels tax revenues to county road funds, aiming to improve county infrastructure funding.