The court approved a resolution authorizing a Texas Community Development Block Grant application to the Texas Department of Agriculture. Commissioners took that action Nov. 12 for a request of $750,000 in road-overlay funding, with a $112,000 county match.
For county drivers, the proposal could fund road overlays, while the county would contribute $112,000 if the grant is awarded. The vote authorized an application; it did not secure the grant or authorize construction on a named road.
From the source record
The court approved a resolution authorizing a Texas Community Development Block Grant application to the Texas Department of Agriculture.Verified Nov. 12 Commissioners Court outcome, item 5 ↗
What the request covers
The county's Road Department says it maintains 2,018 public roads totaling 919 miles. That countywide figure describes the maintenance network, not the number of roads proposed for this grant. Residents can review the department's description of its road responsibilities on the Road Department page.
The county's approved request combines the grant sought with a county contribution if awarded. The Texas Department of Agriculture's funding decision comes next.
What comes next
The county's Orders & Resolutions index is a public route for checking the adopted resolution. The next records to watch are a readable copy of application CDV27-0248, including its proposed road list, and the Texas Department of Agriculture's award or denial. Those records would establish where the work is proposed and whether funding is secured.