Grayson County officials took significant steps in their latest meeting, approving key financial measures and contracts that will impact local governance and services.

The highlight of the meeting was the adoption of the 2025-2026 Grayson County total tax rate, set at 0.3051 per $100 of valuation. This decision, made with unanimous support from the commissioners, reflects the county's commitment to maintaining fiscal responsibility while providing essential services to residents.

In addition to the tax rate, the commissioners also approved a resolution for the 2025-2026 tax rate, further solidifying the county's financial framework for the upcoming year. Both motions received swift approval, indicating a strong consensus among the board members.

Another significant action was the authorization for the county judge to sign a contract with multiple counties, including Anderson, Cameron, and others, to provide juvenile services. This contract renewal allows Grayson County to extend its facilities for juvenile services, enhancing support for youth across the region.

The meeting also addressed the appointment of election judges and alternate judges for the upcoming election cycle, ensuring that both the Republican and Democratic parties are represented in the electoral process. This move is crucial for maintaining the integrity and smooth operation of elections in Grayson County.

Overall, the meeting underscored the county's proactive approach to governance, with decisions that will shape the financial and social landscape of Grayson County in the coming years.