was a trial situation to see if it would work. Fire Marshal
Mann granted a concession until such time as the court could
see if it would work and if other counties would house their
juveniles here.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT WORKSHOP ON THE JTJVENILE DETENTION
CENTER adjourned at 4:55 P.M.
/9~.~0.2 COMMISSIONERS' COURT CONVENED IN A WORKSHOP with volunteer
fire department representatives at 7:00 P.M. on Wednesday,
October 4, 1989, with all officers of the court and 46
representatives from the various fire departments present.
The court invited the firefighters to the workshop to decide
how to divide 56,000.00 in county training funds. Should the
money be used to send representatives to the firefighting
course at Texas A&M University or local countywide training.
A poll. was taken as to how many firemen attended the training
course at A&M in 1989. A total of 12 firemen attended. When
asked i.f they could compete with A&M with the money alloted
in this years budget, by having training courses here, the
answer was no. It takes 24 r,lasses for- certification. The
firefighters told the court they would like the money to send
representatives to the A&M course.
A pool of the Court was taken to see if fire districts were
formed, would the County funding continue at its present
level. Judge Edwards and Commissioner Ray said yes, while
Commissioner's Morgan and Holekamp's reply was a qualified
yes, and Commissioner Baldwin said no.
The workshop ended at 8:30 P.M.
The foregoing minutes from Volume R, Pages 527 t~~~h;;;ru 599 were
read in open court and found to be correct ar+a are hereby
approved this 10th day of October 19(~~
ATTEST: I ~J„ r. C'ft !"L
Patricia Dy
County Clerk
Kerr County, Texas
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R. Gordon M rga
Commissioner, Precin #1
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Bi Ray
Commissioner, Precinct #2
Dantdy I2. 'Edwards
County Judge
Kerr County, Texas
Glenn K. Hole
Commissioner, Precinct #3
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H. A. Baldwin
Commissioner, Precinct #4
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