In the regular monthly meeting of the Dickens County commissioners’ court on Monday, Nov. 8, 2021, the court voted unanimously to approve plans for precinct redistricting as per public notices previously published and of record.
As a matter of information, county and district clerk Becky Hill announced that she would be retiring at the end of her current term and not seeking re-election.
Alan Bristol with Texas Association of Counties met with the court as the new TAC representative for Dickens County.
The court voted unanimously to approve the 2022 county employee holiday calendar as presented.
The November 3, 2021 Amendment election was canvassed by the court, and the canvass was approved unanimously.
The court voted unanimously to approve the appoint ment of members to the 110th Judicial District Adult Sexual Assault Response Team as presented.
Sheriff Terry Braly presented the Texas Commission on Jail Standards report. No action was taken.
Sheriff Braly consulted the court regarding a monetary donation made to the jail by a private citizen for safety equipment. he court voted unanimously to allow the sheriff to make decisions on how the money is spent, with all records of funds sent through the county treasurer’s office.
The court voted unanimously to purchase six surplus tires for county equipment.
Dickens County landowner Reggie Kendrick met with the court concerning utility easements on a county road. No action was taken.
The court voted unanimously to impose a burn ban restriction, effective immediately and remaining in place until further notice.
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