By Emilie Parten, The Roving Reporter
In the regular meeting that occurred on Tuesday, May 27th, the Navarro County Commissioner’s Court tackled several important topics of discussion, including the selection of a Salary Grievance Committee from a computer generated and randomized list of names.
The commissioners will be selecting three people from the public, six elected officials and two alternates from the list but the topic was tabled following some unanswered questions about how selection was supposed to be done.
A $3,750 donation from the 100 Club was accepted for the NCSO which will be used to purchase two new ballistic shields.
The Commissioners approved a resolution appointing Doctor Dale Campbell as the new Director of the Navarro County Health District following Dr. Green’s departure.
Commissioner Jason Grant of Precinct 1 has made his stance on the speed limits for the county roads very clear. Not only are they sporadic, but they are also detrimental to the durability of the roads, unenforceable by our law enforcement and hazardous to the health and safety of the community.
The commissioners unanimously voted that all county roads now hold a speed limit of 30 miles per hour, which should serve to improve air quality, make the road surfaces last longer and lower the risk of losing control of your vehicle.
The next commissioner’s court meeting is scheduled for June 9th at 10AM. Public comments are always welcome.
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