Newton County extends hurricane and COVID-19 disaster declarations to June 25
May 28, 2024 | Newton County, Texas
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Newton County Commissioners voted on May 28 to extend the county’s hurricane disaster declaration and its COVID‑19 disaster declaration through June 25, 2024.
The chair introduced both extensions as agenda items and motions were made and seconded; each extension was approved on voice votes recorded on the transcript as “all in favor.” No roll-call tallies or dissenting votes were recorded.
County officials did not provide additional operational details about new actions tied to the extensions during the public portion of the meeting. The extensions keep in place the county’s formal emergency status under the existing declarations through the specified date.
The chair introduced both extensions as agenda items and motions were made and seconded; each extension was approved on voice votes recorded on the transcript as “all in favor.” No roll-call tallies or dissenting votes were recorded.
County officials did not provide additional operational details about new actions tied to the extensions during the public portion of the meeting. The extensions keep in place the county’s formal emergency status under the existing declarations through the specified date.
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