Comal County Commissioners approve claims, plats and fund transfers; executive session yields no action
July 16, 2026 | Comal County, Texas
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The Comal County Commissioners Court approved a slate of routine and financial items during its July 16 meeting.
The court approved claims presented for July 16: electronic funds transfers of $1,353,244.26 and regular claims of $1,041,108.49, for a total of $2,394,352.75. Commissioner Hogg moved the claims approval and Commissioner Leacock seconded; the motion carried by voice vote.
The court approved several plat actions and final plats (Lake of the Hills Estates amendment to combine lots into Lot 56R; Sattler Village Unit 2 combining Lots 8 and 9 into Lot 8R; and the vacate-and-replat for Sorrel Creek RV Resort establishing Lot 1). Motions to approve were made by Commissioner Crownover and seconded by Commissioner Leacock; each passed by voice vote.
Financial housekeeping included acceptance of the tax assessor-collector’s monthly collection report for June 2026 (the transcript’s numeric field appears garbled; see clarifying details). The court authorized an electronic transfer of $20,533.82 back to the Texas Comptroller to reconcile an unexpended balance from a fiscal year 2024 Senate Bill 22 law enforcement salary assistance grant. The court also accepted a settlement payment of $251.54 from class-action litigation referenced in the transcript as City of Laurel, Mississippi et al v. Centus Corporation No. 2.
The court approved a line-item transfer to restore an employee automobile allowance from $2,400 to $3,750 for the remainder of 2026 to provide additional funds for extension services auto allowance; motion by Commissioner Crownover, second by Commissioner Hogg.
The court announced it would enter executive session under Texas Government Code Sections 551.071 and 551.072 to deliberate pending litigation and real property matters, met in closed session at 8:53 a.m., returned to open session at 9:50 a.m., and reported no final action taken in open session.
The court approved claims presented for July 16: electronic funds transfers of $1,353,244.26 and regular claims of $1,041,108.49, for a total of $2,394,352.75. Commissioner Hogg moved the claims approval and Commissioner Leacock seconded; the motion carried by voice vote.
The court approved several plat actions and final plats (Lake of the Hills Estates amendment to combine lots into Lot 56R; Sattler Village Unit 2 combining Lots 8 and 9 into Lot 8R; and the vacate-and-replat for Sorrel Creek RV Resort establishing Lot 1). Motions to approve were made by Commissioner Crownover and seconded by Commissioner Leacock; each passed by voice vote.
Financial housekeeping included acceptance of the tax assessor-collector’s monthly collection report for June 2026 (the transcript’s numeric field appears garbled; see clarifying details). The court authorized an electronic transfer of $20,533.82 back to the Texas Comptroller to reconcile an unexpended balance from a fiscal year 2024 Senate Bill 22 law enforcement salary assistance grant. The court also accepted a settlement payment of $251.54 from class-action litigation referenced in the transcript as City of Laurel, Mississippi et al v. Centus Corporation No. 2.
The court approved a line-item transfer to restore an employee automobile allowance from $2,400 to $3,750 for the remainder of 2026 to provide additional funds for extension services auto allowance; motion by Commissioner Crownover, second by Commissioner Hogg.
The court announced it would enter executive session under Texas Government Code Sections 551.071 and 551.072 to deliberate pending litigation and real property matters, met in closed session at 8:53 a.m., returned to open session at 9:50 a.m., and reported no final action taken in open session.
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