The Resolutions adopted by the members of the County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas (CJCAT) at the Annual Conference originate among members of Commissioners Courts and serve as the CJCAT Legislative Platform. The spotlight below discusses Damage to County Roads by Oil and Gas Activity The County Transportation Infrastructure Fund Grant Program (CTIF) … Continue Reading about Resolution Spotlight – Damage to County Roads by Oil and Gas Activity
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Thank You For Your Service
Leon County Judge
Armistice Day was first observed at the end of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918. The name was changed to Veterans Day in 1954 to honor all Veterans who served whether in … Continue Reading about Thank You For Your Service

Glimpse in the Life of a Texas County Commissioner
Every so often, County Progress asks our distinguished Judges and Commissioners to allow us a glimpse into their public lives, giving us a fresh appreciation for the … Continue Reading about Glimpse in the Life of a Texas County Commissioner

Schleicher County Courthouse
The Schleicher County Courthouse was designed by Henry T. Phelps in a stately Classical Revival Style and was completed in 1924. The county, originally part of … Continue Reading about Schleicher County Courthouse

Counties, We Have a Problem
CJCAT General Counsel
“Houston, we have a problem.” This paraphrase of the 1975 message from Apollo 13 has become synonymous with recognition of a crisis situation. Fifty years ago, this … Continue Reading about Counties, We Have a Problem
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Resolution Spotlights Serve As Valuable Communication Tools
Editor
During the Regular Session of the 89th Texas Legislature, Hardin County Commissioner Chris Kirkendall reached out to his state representative to discuss the need for rural ambulance funding. When Rep. Janis Holt, a … Continue Reading about Resolution Spotlights Serve As Valuable Communication Tools

Resolution Spotlight: Local Decision-Making and Revenue Caps
The ability to make decisions at the local level is dictated by the Texas Constitution. Texas counties must fulfill the responsibilities mandated by the State of Texas and must use approved revenue sources. … Continue Reading about Resolution Spotlight: Local Decision-Making and Revenue Caps




