Meeting

Commissioner's Court Meeting 9 29 2026

Body

Gregg County Commissioners' Court

Date

September 29, 2026

Jurisdiction

State & Local

🏗️ Construction & Infrastructure 💻 Information Technology Physical Infrastructure Cybersecurity

The Gregg County Commissioners’ Court regular meeting was held September 29, 2026. The court approved several procurement and capital items, including an award under RFP 2026-20 to Advanced Roofing for the juvenile facility roof overlay project for $151,000; a Longview Print Shop contract for print services following review of three proposals; and copy-machine leases for multiple county departments, with funding available in the current budget. It also approved contracts to construct the agricultural extension facility (Hendrickson and ARC, RFP 2026-9) and the Precinct 3 service center (Watson Commercial Construction, RFP 2026-16), following prior awards, plus a contract for airport well construction under bid 2026-8. Airport security fencing and gate improvements under an FAA grant agreement were ratified with a 5% local match. The court also approved county clerk records-preservation and imaging work, a recording-software refresh with Harris Recording Solutions, and investment-advisory services; several contract amounts were not stated in the transcript.

Other approved items included a budgeted 36-month managed security operations renewal with Recon InfoSec, Inc., effective October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2029, and Motorola Solutions statements of work for access-control and video-surveillance systems at the new agricultural extension office and Precinct 3 service center. The court approved renewals for county-court-of-law defense attorneys and authorized a change to the planned police-vehicle mix—substituting trucks for two Tahoes and adding a Ford Explorer—without increasing the approved budget; the transcript gives the total as $563,000. Motions on these items passed. The court also approved payroll and fund transfers, bills and related financial items, and use of inmate labor to assist the Alzheimer’s Association. No procurement-related policy change was identified.

Source

Gregg County Commissioners' Court