Waller County's Commissioners Court has approved significant staffing and budget increases for key departments during their recent workshop on September 3, 2025. The sheriff's office will receive a substantial boost, with 20 new employees allocated to various roles, including courthouse security, administration, patrol, and dispatch. This decision underscores the county's commitment to enhancing public safety and operational efficiency.

The sheriff's budget will see an increase of approximately $2.1 million, primarily aimed at expanding his control staff. This funding is crucial as it allows the sheriff's office to better manage its growing responsibilities and improve service delivery to the community.

In addition to the sheriff's office, the Road and Bridge department will also benefit from the budget discussions, gaining five new employees. This increase comes with a budget boost of about $1.55 million, aimed at addressing the department's pressing needs for additional support.

These staffing and budget enhancements reflect the county's proactive approach to meeting the demands of its growing population and ensuring that essential services are adequately funded and staffed. As the county moves forward, these changes are expected to improve operational capabilities and enhance the quality of services provided to residents.