At a Monday meeting, the Grayson County Commissioners Court approved a replat of a 1.165-acre tract on the east side of Majors Road into two lots (to be known as Lot 49R), confirmed several appointments to the Grayson County Historical Commission and to the Mills on Wheels board, and authorized payment of county bills.

County staff said the property owner and the developer sought the replat after earlier drainage plans — including a proposed drainage culvert — proved to be adversely affecting a neighboring property. The applicant told the court the developer will build a retention pond and the homeowners association would be responsible for its ongoing maintenance, rather than placing maintenance solely on a single homeowner. The change reduces one resulting lot to slightly under one acre by about 0.164 acres, the applicant said.

The replat motion was moved and seconded on the record and approved by voice vote; the court did not record individual roll-call votes. The court also approved routine items on the consent agenda and other actions without separate discussion.

The court approved the following formal actions during the meeting (voice votes, individual tallies not recorded in the transcript):
- Approval of minutes for Jan. 7, 2025. Motion by Commissioner Mars; second by Commissioner Hartenberg. Motion carries.
- Appointments to the Grayson County Historical Commission for the 2025–2026 term: Dusty Williams; Teddy Ann Salmon; Helen Eller; Kurt Tchaikovsky; Susan Crowell; Kathy Moore; Bobby Erwin; Sam Oswald; and Obi Greenleaf. Motion to approve moved by Commissioner Arthur; seconded by Commissioner Barr. Motion carries.
- Appointment of Commissioner Lindsey Wright to the Mills on Wheels board of directors. (Included in the prior motion.)
- Authorization to pay county bills dated Jan. 13, 2025. Motion by Commissioner Arthur; second by Commissioner Hartenberg. Motion carries.
- Approval of the replat of Creek View Addition Lot 49R in Precinct 1 (property owner explained the drainage history and proposed retention pond; the developer will assign maintenance to the HOA). Motion moved by Commissioner Marr; seconded by Commissioner Wright. Motion carries.

During commissioner comments, members expressed concern about recent regional wildfires and local winter weather. Commissioners noted infrastructure challenges in unincorporated areas that can complicate emergency response and water access, and they thanked county road crews for storm-related work. The court announced an evening public meeting in the assembly room featuring Brigadier General Mike Wallace to speak about the southern border; the court noted that livestreaming is available intermittently depending on equipment availability.

The court adjourned shortly after the replat vote. The transcript does not record roll-call vote tallies or a named presiding officer; those details were not specified in the meeting record provided.