Lubbock County Commissioners Court on April 14 approved a series of routine agreements, contracts and resolutions and took one road‑inventory and one personnel action. Key approvals included service agreements for internet and IT infrastructure, an interlocal inmate housing agreement with Crosby County, a procurement path for Axon body and in‑car cameras, a maintenance contract for detention‑center chillers, and a grant resolution for the South Plains Auto Theft Task Force. The court also added a 0.255‑mile segment of County Road 5900 (west of FM 789) to the county’s capital caliche inventory and accepted the resignation of the county Public Works director while appointing an interim road superintendent.

Summary of recorded actions (motions, movers/seconds and outcomes as recorded in the minutes):

• Item 12 — Windstream Enterprise internet service agreement for the IDLU clubhouse: motion to authorize the county judge to sign the service agreement and addendum passed unanimously (motion by Commissioner Shaw; second by Commissioner Rackler).

• Item 13 — Master services agreement with Computer Solutions for router migration: authorization passed unanimously (motion by Commissioner Corley; second by Commissioner Dalby).

• Item 14 — Interlocal cooperation agreement with Crosby County for inmate housing: approved; contract rate noted at $75 per day (motion by Commissioner Dolby; second by Commissioner Rackler).

• Item 15 — Intent to piggyback cooperative procurement and addendum to master services and purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprises (body and in‑car camera conversion, with mid‑term device replacement): approved unanimously (motion moved/seconded as recorded).

• Item 16 — Planned service proposal and addendum with Johnson Controls for chillers at the Lubbock County Detention Center: approved unanimously.

• Item 17 — Resolution authorizing submission of a Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority (MVCPA) grant application on behalf of the South Plains Auto Theft Task Force for FY2026: approved unanimously; the grant application proposed MVCPA funds of $1,088,277 with a county cash match of $253,987 (county match representing ~19% of total) and included vehicles and portable surveillance equipment for multi‑agency use.

• Item 18 — Increase capital caliche inventory by 0.255 miles by converting County Road 5900 (West of FM 789) and add it to the road project list (line 020‑190‑6230): passed 4–1 after discussion about an elderly couple’s regular medical access and funding sources for the conversion; the estimated immediate conversion cost was reported as about $10,000 and county staff said the conversion would be funded from leftover conversion money for County Road 6000 in Precinct 3.

• Item 19 — Plat approval for Red Feather Commercial replat in Precinct 1: motion to approve for filing purposes passed unanimously.

• Item 20 — Final acceptance of several County Roads associated with Inler Business Park into County Road Maintenance (Precinct 1): accepted unanimously after a two‑year process and walk‑through.

• Item 21 — Department reports on county road projects, staffing and maintenance: informational; no vote required.

• Item 24 — Acceptance of resignation of Public Works Director Jennifer Davidson and appointment of Rashadi Moore as interim road superintendent effective May 2, 2025: motion passed unanimously; commissioners thanked Davidson for her service and described plans for a formal recognition at a subsequent meeting.

Several items were approved with routine, unanimous voice votes recorded as "Aye." Where dollar amounts or contract terms were discussed in the meeting record, they are noted above; no contract documents were executed in the minutes beyond authorizations to sign. The court did not approve the Slaton/SEDCO funding request (Item 9) earlier in the meeting.