Commissioners Court 9 30 2026 9am

San Jacinto County Commissioners Court meeting, September 30, 2026: The court approved a countywide cybersecurity, IT management, data-backup, and government-cloud services change. The discussion cited annual recurring costs of $47,451.19 and a first-year investment of $59,439; commissioners described it as replacing existing services and approved it by motion and second. The court also approved the 2027 workers’ compensation renewal (no premium amount was stated), declared several Dell computers and servers surplus for disposal, and approved a $7,500 water-system improvement at Copper Street County Park after discussing alternatives and cost. Commissioners also moved to accept a concrete donation for the park basketball-court project; the transcript does not capture a clear vote on that motion. Items concerning an industrial high-impact policy and permanent fee were tabled because they had not been properly advertised for public hearing.

The court approved placement of a monument honoring a DPS officer on the courthouse lawn. It heard extensive public comment about deteriorated private subdivision roads, drainage, mail delivery, and residents’ efforts to form a property owners association and seek funding; county crews were replacing culverts, but no county contract award was identified. Commissioners discussed a proposed private solar project and the need for outside development-review expertise; a motion and second were made to solicit qualifications/proposals for a consultant, but the transcript does not clearly record the final vote or settled scope. The court also approved a development-related plat/bond item, with a $1,974,550 bond noted. No vendor selection for the proposed solar project was made.