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Johnson County, Texas at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
Active issues
What's hot right now· 4
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No meetings scheduled in the next few weeks.
On the record
Recent decisions· 4
Real Property Contract Amendment for Precinct 4 Facility
Approved 5–0Commissioner's CourtOct 26Request from Tax Office for the Honorable Scott Porter to Attend "44"^ Annual V.G. Young School for County Tax Assessor-Collectors"
Approved 5–0Commissioner's CourtOct 26Acknowledge Receipt of Notification from City of Clebume's Community Development Department Regarding Notice of Public Hearings, Application for a Rezoning or Zoning Change at 1610 North Main Street-County Judge's Office
Approved 5–0Commissioner's CourtOct 26Consider and Approve Expenditures from Special Fund 0225: Vital Statistics Preservation in the Amount of $3,850.00 for the Purchase of Vital Records Security Paper for Texas Local Records-County Clerk's Office
Approved 5–0Commissioner's CourtOct 26
Development watch
What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT26Commissioner's CourtTranscribedVideo
Johnson County Commissioners Discuss Growth, Aging Buildings, and Future Parking Solutions
- OCT13Commissioner's CourtTranscribedVideo
Johnson County approves 287(g) table, updates rules, and moves forward with wastewater funds
- SEP28Commissioner's CourtTranscribedVideo
Johnson County Honors Rodeo Star, Top Constable, and Top Superintendent
- SEP14Commissioner's CourtTranscribedVideo
Johnson County adopts 2026 tax rate of $0.417 after heated debate
- SEP8Commissioner's CourtTranscribedVideo
Johnson County Passes 2026-27 Budget with 14% Property Tax Hike
- AUG24Commissioner's CourtTranscribedVideo
Johnson County Court Approves Tax Abatement and Grants Variance for Major Developments
Frequently asked about Johnson County
When does the Johnson County Commissioners Court meet?
The Johnson County Commissioners Court meets regularly on Mondays at the Johnson County Courthouse in Cleburne. Special and emergency sessions are called as needed. Check the county website at johnsoncountytx.org for the latest schedule and agendas.
Where can I find Johnson County meeting agendas?
Meeting agendas are available through the Swagit video archive at johnsoncountytx.new.swagit.com and on the county website at johnsoncountytx.org/commissioners-court/public-information/meeting-agendas.
Who is the Johnson County Judge?
Christopher (Chris) Boedeker serves as Johnson County Judge and presides over the Commissioners Court. He has served since January 2023.
What does the Johnson County Commissioners Court do?
The Commissioners Court is the governing body for Johnson County, overseeing the county budget, roads, law enforcement contracts, and land use including subdivision platting. Since January 2024, the county also has platting authority over Cleburne's ETJ.
Does Johnson County have zoning?
No — Texas counties do not have zoning authority over unincorporated land. Johnson County regulates development through subdivision platting rules and development permits via Public Works.
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