Coryell County Posts December Meetings, Public Hearings and Notices
The Coryell County Clerk posted a schedule of public meetings and hearings for December, including groundwater permit hearings, appraisal and water supply agendas, and party candidate filing notices. These items affect water management, property valuation, and local elections, and residents can find participation details on the clerk's open meetings and notices page.
The Coryell County Clerk's open meetings and notices page lists a cluster of local public hearings and meetings for December. A Middle Trinity Groundwater Conservation District permit hearing took place on December 2, 2025, and a second hearing is scheduled for December 11, 2025. The Coryell Central Appraisal District and Mountain Water Supply both have agendas posted for December 9, 2025. The Coryell County Historical Commission will hold a Christmas luncheon on December 10, 2025. The page also includes a notice from the Coryell County Democratic Party about candidate filing, which ran from November 8 through December 8, 2025. Regional public meeting schedules for the Central Texas Council of Governments and the Killeen Temple Metropolitan Planning Organization run through mid December.
The immediate local impact centers on water policy and property administration. The Middle Trinity permit hearings relate directly to groundwater permitting decisions that shape well permitting, water availability and long term resource planning for landowners, farmers and municipalities across the county. The appraisal district agenda for December 9 may include valuation matters that affect property tax assessments for homeowners and businesses. The Mountain Water Supply agenda for the same day could involve operational or rate issues that influence water service and billing for customers in service areas.
The concluded candidate filing window carries electoral significance. With filings closed December 8, the notice signals the end of the initial nomination period and the start of candidate preparation for upcoming ballots, ballot certification and potential contests that will shape local governance. Regional meetings listed through mid December will advance transportation, economic and intergovernmental planning priorities that intersect with county projects and funding decisions.
Residents can review agendas and participate in scheduled public meetings by using the contact information provided on the clerk's open meetings and notices page. Citizens should examine posted agendas ahead of meetings, confirm participation procedures and public comment rules, and engage where decisions will affect water resources, property valuation and local representation.
