Bryan Wilson

utility infrastructure

The project could impact property values and potentially increase fire-related insurance or mitigation costs for landowners.

County Fleet Policy

Updating vehicle replacement schedules could impact the capital budget for the Sheriff's office.

disaster recovery

No direct financial impact, but acknowledges significant community impact and recovery efforts.

police technology upgrade

This upgrade should save the city money in the long run by reducing administrative overtime and fixing costly data errors.

391 Commission Formation

Unknown at this time.

infrastructure opposition

Fighting this in court or through state agencies could end up costing taxpayers a significant amount in legal fees.

code enforcement

Families already struggling with repair costs are now facing additional city fines and potential legal fees.

disaster recovery funding

This $4.4 million injection provides a direct financial lifeline to homeowners who have been stuck with damaged, unlivable properties.

redistricting

While there's no direct hit to your wallet, having a new rep could change how federal grants and infrastructure funding flow into our area.

infrastructure damage

Expect a heavy hit to the city budget and potential tax implications as repair costs pile up.

Mill Creek Ranch Replat

Solomon Subdivision Preliminary Plat

Windermere Oaks Replat

Thomas Ranch Northwest, Phase 3 Final Plat

Increase Legal Fees for Transmission Line Representation

FY26 Third Quarter Cash Fund Audit

Ratification of Invoices without Purchase Orders

Budget Interdepartmental Line-Item Transfers

Sheriff's Office Purchases

FY26 Burnet County Budget Amendments

Sheriff's Office Auctioned Vehicle Funds

Sheriff's Office Purchases (Inventoried)

Payment of Claims

Departmental Asset Transfers

Amendment to Summerill Law Firm Contract

Budget Workshop Dates

Modification of Commissioners Court Meetings

Adjournment

Purchase of Laptops for District Attorney

Lonestar Faith, LLC EMS Provider Application