Commissioners address alleged violations of conflict of interest law and defers Lechuza Beach construction decision By Barbara Burke Special to The Malibu Times When the Malibu Planning Commission convened on Oct. 2, Commissioners Skylar Peak and Dennis Robert Smith addressed the allegations that they violated the California Financial Conflict of Interest Law by allegedly voting […]
With officials hoping to speed up the procurement process, Hamilton County commissioners have approved an increase in the county s purchasing threshold despite some hand-wringing over whether it would reduce their oversight of public funds.
At its May 3 meeting, the Hays County Commissioners Court submitted a grant application for $1,085,325 to the Texas Indigent Defense Commission, Improvement Grant Program for the Hays County Holistic Public Defense Office and Managed Assigned Counsel Program, generating the request for a Public Defenderâs Office.
A renewal grant application was also authorized for submission to the Texas Indigent Defense Commission for the Indigent Defense Coordinator grant project in the amount of $77,292, for which the county will provide a cash match of up to 60%.
The Commissioners Court proclaimed May 9-15 as Police Week and May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day, acknowledging officers who have passed while in the line of duty.