Commissioners accept county judge resignation, approve consent agenda and routine bills
October 03, 2026 | Wichita County, Texas
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The Wichita County Commissioners Court approved its three-item consent agenda, which included a motion to accept the resignation of County Judge Jim Johnson effective Oct. 2, 2026. Chair read the item on the consent agenda and declined a request to pull and table the resignation item before the vote.
The court also reviewed and approved regular bills for payment, verified payroll taxes had been filed, and authorized the county treasurer to disperse payroll and bills within 72 hours by mail, courier, electronic transfer, or local pickup. Chair called the question and the motions carried by voice vote; the transcript records the ayes called aloud and no opposition on the record.
The court also reviewed and approved regular bills for payment, verified payroll taxes had been filed, and authorized the county treasurer to disperse payroll and bills within 72 hours by mail, courier, electronic transfer, or local pickup. Chair called the question and the motions carried by voice vote; the transcript records the ayes called aloud and no opposition on the record.
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