Harris County Commissioners Court approves most agenda items, moves public-health renewal to next meeting
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Summary
At a March 5 special meeting, the court approved all agenda items except Item 48, a public-health renewal application tied to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, which was moved to the next regular court meeting; motion passed 3-0.
The Harris County Commissioners Court on March 5 approved all items on a 93-item special meeting agenda except Item 48, which the court moved to the next Commissioners Court meeting for corrections and further consideration.
Commissioner Ramsey moved to approve the remainder of the agenda, and Commissioner Briones seconded the motion. After brief confirmation there were no other public speakers, the court recorded the vote as "in favor of motion, carries 3 to 0." The transcript identifies 93 items on the agenda; court staff confirmed Item 48 would receive no action at the special meeting and be placed on the regular agenda.
Court staff described Item 48 as "a public health renewal application by public health for Texas Health and Human Services Commission." The court's clerk recorded that Item 48 needs corrections before being heard again; no details about the corrections were provided in the meeting record.
The special meeting convened at 10:03 a.m. and adjourned at 10:09 a.m. No additional formal actions were recorded during the brief session.