# Kerr County Commissioners' Court Agenda, October 26, 2026

At the Kerr County Commissioners’ Court meeting on October 26, 2026, the court approved several procurement and contract actions. It authorized a managed-services agreement with Recon InfoSec for network monitoring and security at $58,000 per year, and renewed the Guardian RFID inmate-check system contract, including two additional units within the Sheriff’s budget. The court also authorized advance payments for uniforms and equipment, capped at $15,000 and subject to a vendor agreement approved by the county attorney. It approved a consulting agreement with Patterson & Associates for the county’s 2027 bank depository RFP. The court terminated its document-destruction contract with Shred-it and selected Condor as the replacement vendor; the quoted savings were a little over $4,000 annually compared with current costs of about $990 per month. Other approved actions included ratifying a roughly $14,000 Gerof Company change order for flood-damaged electrical equipment, approving a lower insurance-approved quote to restore flood-damaged tax records, and authorizing signatures on previously approved annual contracts with the Dietert Center and Hill Country Crisis Council.

The court reconstituted the selection review committee for a Texas Department of Agriculture grant-administration RFP and considered real-estate brokerage proposals from Sherman & Company Realtors and Brinkman Properties for county property at 500 Hay Street. It also approved a resolution supporting sustainable statewide funding for next-generation 911, and a resolution supporting the annual indigent-defense formula grant (the 2026 award was $37,831). A request for a full refund of a wedding-event deposit following the 2026 flood prompted discussion about the county’s agreement with Global Spectrum and the limits on changing its cancellation policy; the transcript does not clearly establish the vote’s outcome. After executive session, the court approved the City of Kerrville’s letter of intent to purchase the former county animal-control facility property on Landfill Road. The court also approved routine budget amendments and payment of bills.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Information Technology, Construction & Infrastructure
**Topics:** Cybersecurity, Physical Infrastructure
**Published:** October 26, 2026

### Sources
- [Kerr County Commissioners' Court Agenda, October 26, 2026](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE1NbQ5pTRo) - Kerr County