Request for approval of authorized budget appropriation transfers for the Flood Control District and certain county departments.

During the year, departments sometimes need to move approved funds from one category to another. This vote gives the Commissioners Court a chance to review and officially approve those transfers. It's a normal part of how the county manages its budget responsibly — especially for the Flood Control District, which affects neighborhoods across Harris County.

The item (File 26-3370) asks the court to approve budget transfers for the Harris County Flood Control District and certain other county departments. These are not new funds — money is being shifted within the existing approved budget. The item was introduced on May 18, 2026.

Key details

• When: Not specified in the notice — check Harris County Commissioners Court schedule
• Where: Harris County Commissioners Court, 1001 Preston St, Houston, TX 77002
• Cost: Free to attend
• Parking: Paid parking available near 1001 Preston St downtown Houston
• Public Comment: Citizens may sign up to speak during Commissioners Court public session

About Harris County Commissioners Court

The Harris County Commissioners Court is the governing body of Harris County, Texas. Led by the County Judge and four precinct commissioners, the court sets the county budget, tax rate, and policies affecting public heal…

When

Date

June 11, 2026

Address

1001 Preston St, 77002

District

City Council · District I

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Commissioners Court meetings are open to the public. Residents can attend in person, submit public comment, or watch the meeting. If you have questions about the specifics of the transfers, the contact listed on the item is Mike Mattingly at mike.

mattingly@bmd.hctx.net.

This item is part of routine county budget oversight. If you care about flood control projects in your neighborhood, watching how the Flood Control District budget is managed is a good way to stay informed. Harris County Flood Control District has its own website with project maps and updates.