All Towns in County See Sales Tax Gains

Yes, 2021 really is a better year than 2020, January city sales tax revenues show. All six towns in Fayette County currently collecting the optional local tax had strong gains this month compared to the first month of last year.
All Towns in County

Airport Stayed Busy in 2020

2020 was a strange year. Planned activities were either postponed, cancelled or changed to virtual - all EAA meetings were cancelled - B-17 visit/rides were cancelled - Oshkosh was cancelled - Texas Aviation Conference was postponed and then went virtual Even with the slowdown of the economy the airport stayed busy with flying club members working on ratings and practicing social distancing.

Year Like No Other for Emergency Management

The Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security’s goal for 2020 was to focus on evaluating needs for emergency response and disaster recovery even in the midst of the longest declared disaster in our county, and our nation’s history. The Novel Coronavirus COVID-19 became a household word and affected the life of virtually every citizen, and ended the life of at least 15 of our Fayette County residents. The disaster will continue through 2021 until we have a sufficient amount of natural or vaccinated resistant residents to end the pandemic.
Year Like No Other for Emergency Management

Leman Lists Priorities for Upcoming Session

The Texas Legislature is scheduled to gavel in its 87th session on Jan. 12. Rep. Ben Leman, who represents Fayette County in House District 13, recently gave the Record some of his thoughts and priorities for the upcoming session.

County Year-End Reports

Juvenile Probation Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Cindy Stueber’s data show the Fayette County Juvenile Probation Department received 28 referrals from law enforcement for criminal offenses committed by juveniles, with 79% of the population being males and 21% being females. The majority of these youth were between the age of 13-16 years of age.
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