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Waller County at a glance: 10 recent meetings · 3 upcoming · 4 active issues · 4 decisions
Active issues
What's hot right now· 4
Coming up
Upcoming meetings· 3
On the record
Recent decisions· 4
Item 50 — Meals on Wheels agreement and resolution
ApprovedCommissioners CourtOct 28Item 48 — Resale tax offer, Deerwood Lakes lots
ApprovedCommissioners CourtOct 14Item 51 — Transportation reinvestment zone study
ApprovedCommissioners CourtOct 14Items 53 and 54 — Raleigh Road Bridge closeout and general plan subdivision
ApprovedCommissioners CourtOct 14
Development watch
What's being built· 4
Recent meetings
Full archive →- OCT28Regular Session
Waller County to weigh Tesla tax abatement transfer and two new industrial deals
- OCT28AMENDED Regular Session
Waller County Commissioners Court to weigh Tesla tax abatement transfer, Igloo amendment, and patrol car video tech
- OCT28Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
County funds $70K for senior meals, OKs big industrial abatements — but tables road-naming variance
- OCT14Regular Session
Regular Session — October 14, 2026
- OCT14Commissioners CourtTranscribedVideo
County declares Domestic Violence Awareness Month after emotional survivor testimony, green-lights road planning push
- SEP30Regular Session
Regular Session — September 30, 2026
Frequently asked about Waller County
When does the Waller County Commissioners Court meet?
The Waller County Commissioners Court typically meets twice monthly at the Waller County Courthouse in Hempstead, TX. Special sessions and budget workshops are held as needed.
Where can I find Waller County Commissioners Court agendas and minutes?
Meeting agendas, packets, and minutes are available at wallercounty-tx.municodemeetings.com and through OpenTexas meeting pages.
How can I watch Waller County Commissioners Court meetings?
Commissioners Court meetings are recorded and archived on Swagit at wallercountytx.new.swagit.com. Recordings are available going back to 2017.
Who are the Waller County Commissioners?
The Waller County Commissioners Court consists of the County Judge and four Precinct Commissioners (Precincts 1–4). Visit co.waller.tx.us/page/CommCourt.About for the current members.
Does Waller County have zoning?
No. Texas counties do not have zoning authority. Waller County regulates subdivision platting and development through its Subdivision and Development Regulations (revised 2023).
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