The Grayson County regular meeting held on May 13, 2025, focused on several key topics, including local sports achievements, road maintenance updates, and community safety.

Commissioner Mark opened the meeting by discussing the recent performance of local sports teams. He noted that while the Van Allestein softball team did not advance in the playoffs, the baseball team successfully moved on to the next round, bringing positive news to the community.

The discussion then shifted to road maintenance, with officials urging caution as crews work on repairs following recent rains. Commissioner Mark emphasized the importance of being vigilant around road workers and reminded residents to respect barricades, as bypassing them could hinder ongoing improvements. He also reported that some roads, including Rock Creek and Cedar Mills Road, remain closed due to high water levels, but conditions are expected to improve as the lake recedes.

Gratitude was expressed towards county employees, particularly those involved in recent transitions and roadwork. Commissioner Mark acknowledged the efforts of staff members, including Suzette, Bridal, and Grama, for their cooperation in overcoming challenges during this busy season.

The meeting concluded with a reminder for residents to stay safe and watch for road crews as they continue their work. Overall, the meeting highlighted the community's resilience and commitment to maintaining safety and infrastructure during the spring season.