ROW Mowing Services - FY26/27-HCRB-01 (Request for Proposals)
Posted
Oct 11, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Perform right of way mowing services.
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Harrison County.
Active opportunities open for bidding
Posted
Oct 11, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
Perform right of way mowing services.
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Census ID
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175892
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
350
Population
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71,956
Procurement Hell Score
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42 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harrison County
The meeting included several administrative reports and action items. The Auditor's report covered November 2025 financials, noting a fund balance of $24,468,235, variances in general fund revenue due to tax collection timing, and increased GNA expense in public safety related to a Motorola invoice. The Road and Bridge fund report detailed revenues and expenditures compared to budget, highlighting spending on the Silk Coat and Lancing Switch projects. Road and Bridge personnel changes included one new hire, resulting in 43 full-time employees and 11 vacancies. Several utility applications for Cave Springs Road, Darkco Road, Lancing Switch, Willow Road, Country Club Road, Maple Springs Road, and Butler Road were approved. Preliminary plat approval was granted for the Sunset Acre subdivision. A private road issuance order was approved to correct addressing issues stemming from the vacation of Gun Barrel Road. The Sheriff's administrative report detailed activity from January 7th to February 3rd, including 2,675 calls for service, 88 arrests, and updates on jail population and fire marshal activities. The 2025 Racial Profiling Report was approved. The Treasurer's report for December 2025 was reviewed, detailing investment earnings and monthly balances across various accounts. Finally, the Treasurer's monthly report for December 2025, along with authorization to publish it online, was approved.
Public-sector contacts connected to Harrison County.
The meeting began with an invocation and pledge, followed by the proclamation declaring April as National Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. A recognition was given to Lonna Jones upon her retirement after 38 years of service. Key discussions during the County Court session included the approval of line item transfers and a significant budget amendment involving transfers between the General Fund and the Bridge Fund for motor graders, as well as adjustments related to Motorola invoices and utilization of SD22 funds for Sheriff's equipment. The court also approved payments for regular bills, including funds from confinement mitigation and AED grants. Personnel changes for the Road and Bridge Department were approved, noting four full-time openings remaining. Approvals were also granted for various utility applications affecting county roads. Furthermore, the court authorized the publication of public notices and set public hearings for 'no through truck placement' orders on Blocker Road North and Blocker Road South. Finally, approvals were made for private road issuance orders concerning address system cleanup and the final plat for Lignite Farm subdivision.
The meeting addressed several administrative and operational items. The County Auditor requested and received approval for line item transfers totaling $35,2356, approval for payment of regular bills amounting to $609,4826.36, and approval for payroll for August 16, 2022. Budget amendments for County purposes were also considered and approved at the request of the District Attorney regarding staffing overlap. The Road and Bridge Department provided updates on road work progress, reporting 10.55 miles of road completed, with the NET RMA project nearing completion. Personnel changes, including two resignations of summer help, were approved for the Road Bridge Department. Furthermore, approvals were granted for several utility applications for fiber optic and power line upgrades across various county roads. The Treasurer presented the monthly financial reports for July 2024, including beginning and ending balances, receipts, and disbursements, as well as the investment report detailing balances and interest earned across Texas Class, Marpriser, Texas Bank and Trust wealth management, and money market accounts. Approvals were also granted for quarterly fees paid to the State Comptroller for April through June 2024. The Election Office sought approval for election contracts with Car Nac ISD, Harlton ISD, and Legion Fields ISD. Finally, the court considered and approved appointments for the early ballot board and the signature verification committee for the upcoming November 5, 2024 general election, alongside a detailed discussion regarding the appointment of election judges and alternate judges, focusing on compliance with state code concerning party representation in Precinct 2 polling locations.
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