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Randall County at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 1 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
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What's hot right now· 4
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Upcoming meetings· 1
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Recent decisions· 4
Appoint Sydney Dorton as tax assessor-collector
Approved 5–0GeneralOct 27Adopt amended and restated tax abatement guidelines
Approved 5–0GeneralOct 27Interlocal agreement with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension
Approved 5–0GeneralOct 27Interlocal agreement with Texas Tech HSC for jail medical services
Approved 5–0GeneralOct 27
Development watch
What's being built· 1
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT27GeneralTranscribedVideo
County tightens septic rules with 90-day fix deadline, names new tax assessor
- OCT13GeneralTranscribedVideo
Randall County Commissioners approve new motor grader and fire station donations
- SEP22GeneralTranscribedVideo
Randall County bumps pay for election workers and expands voting sites for November
- SEP8GeneralTranscribedVideo
Randall County passes 2026 budget and tax rate, lowering the rate slightly while raising overall revenue
- AUG28GeneralTranscribedVideo
Randall County hires new 4-H and youth development extension agent
- AUG25GeneralTranscribedVideo
Randall County sets special meeting for Friday to consider 4-H agent appointment
Frequently asked about Randall County
When does the Randall County Commissioners Court meet?
The Randall County Commissioners Court meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 9:00 AM at 501 16th Street, Suite 305, Canyon, TX. A Zoom remote attendance option is available.
Where can I find Randall County Commissioners Court agendas?
Agendas and minutes are posted on the official county website at randallcounty.gov/AgendaCenter/Commissioners-Court-2 and through OpenTexas meeting pages.
How can I provide public comment at a Randall County Commissioners Court meeting?
Public comment is accepted at the beginning of each Commissioners Court meeting. Citizens may address the court on agenda items or general county business.
What does the Randall County Commissioners Court govern?
The Commissioners Court is the governing body of Randall County, consisting of the County Judge and four Precinct Commissioners. It oversees the county budget, road maintenance, law enforcement, emergency services, and other county functions for the Amarillo-area county.
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