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 CJCAT has adopted a resolution addressing limitations on registered sex offenders in counties. Cities in the State of Texas have the authority to … Continue Reading about Resolution Spotlight: Limitations on Registered Sex Offenders
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103rd Annual CJCAT State Conference
County Judges and Commissioners from across the Lone Star State are invited to Galveston Oct. 6-9 for the 103rd Annual Conference of the County Judges and … Continue Reading about 103rd Annual CJCAT State Conference
County Roads: Precinct System and Unit System
Roles and Responsibilities
County Progress is often asked for information on county roads including an explanation of the “precinct system” and the “unit system.” The text below provides a … Continue Reading about County Roads: Precinct System and Unit System
Regulating Traffic on County Roads
KEY QUESTION: Can Commissioners Courts regulate traffic on county roads? MAIN REFERENCE POINTS: Texas Transportation Code, Chapter 541-Chapter 545, Title 7, … Continue Reading about Regulating Traffic on County Roads
Texas County Road Maintenance: Survey Report
Counties continue to face ever-increasing challenges in providing road networks that meet the transportation needs of commerce and industry while maintaining a … Continue Reading about Texas County Road Maintenance: Survey Report
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Resolution Spotlight: Optional County Road and Bridge Fee
According to Texas Transportation Code Section 502.401, Subchapter H, Optional Fees, “The Commissioners Court of a county by order may impose an additional fee, not to exceed $10, for registering a vehicle in the … Continue Reading about Resolution Spotlight: Optional County Road and Bridge Fee
89th Texas Legislature
CJCAT County Impact Analysis
The Regular Session of the 89th Texas Legislature began with a $24 billion surplus and high hopes for action on several important issues. County priorities included additional funding for mental health and indigent … Continue Reading about 89th Texas Legislature