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At Fort Worth stop, Gov. Abbott lauds Republican county commissioners on tax reform. Democratic member Alisa Simmons questions viability.
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The Tarrant County Commissioners Court heard proposals for next fiscal year's tax rate and budget, but some commissioners had concerns over budget distributions and other details in the plan.
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Tarrant County paid Recana Recruiting and Staffing Solutions about $2.3 million seven months of its early terminated two-year contract.
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The three county jail deaths have occurred over the span of four days. County Commissioner Alisa Simmons was joined by family at a press conference Friday who demanded details surrounding their son’s death.
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The county commissioners were briefed on the county's undesignated funds and financial reserves for the 2026 fiscal year during Tuesday's June 9 meeting.
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John Barr died while in custody at the county jail last month. His cause of death is still pending.
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The discussion came after County Judge Tim O'Hare said an agenda item during last month's meeting "mischaracterized" certain data and facts about rejected voter ballot numbers.
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The agenda item was added by County Judge Tim O'Hare for the monthly Tarrant County Commissioners Court meeting.
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The results point to an O’Hare-Simmons election in November for the county judge seat that could be one of the most crucial races in Tarrant County.
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The Fort Worth Democrat had filed to challenge GOP incumbent Tim O’Hare just before last week’s deadline to get on the 2026 ballot. His withdrawal gives Commissioner Alisa Simmons a clear path to the Democratic nomination.
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Tarrant County Precinct 2 Commissioner Alisa Simmons has butted heads with County Judge Tim O'Hare frequently. She announced Saturday she wants to run against him.
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The contracts with Collin County to house juveniles are intended to address detention center overcrowding, a move officials call temporary.