Court updates MOU with Liberty Hill ISD to reflect new police chief
September 29, 2026 | Williamson County, Texas
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The Commissioners Court approved an administrative change to the MOU between Williamson County and the Liberty Hill Independent School District Police Department to reflect a personnel update.
"Liberty Hill ISD now has a new, police chief, Chief Gardner. And so his name was changed on the agreement and we need court approval," the presiding judge said when introducing the item. Commissioners voted 5-0 to approve the revised MOU.
County staff characterized the item as a non-substantive personnel update to an existing interagency coordination agreement; the court moved to execute the updated document.
"Liberty Hill ISD now has a new, police chief, Chief Gardner. And so his name was changed on the agreement and we need court approval," the presiding judge said when introducing the item. Commissioners voted 5-0 to approve the revised MOU.
County staff characterized the item as a non-substantive personnel update to an existing interagency coordination agreement; the court moved to execute the updated document.
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