Request for approval of an Order Authorizing a Third Amendment to the Agreement with Germer PLLC to advise, counsel, or provide legal representation to Harris County in matters related to legal defense of Texas Tort Claims Act lawsuits; CAO File No. 25ADT0031.

When someone sues Harris County over an injury or accident involving county property or employees, the county needs outside legal help. This contract keeps that legal support in place. It's a routine step to make sure the county can properly respond to those kinds of lawsuits.

This is a third amendment to an existing contract with Germer PLLC, a law firm that provides legal defense for Harris County in Texas Tort Claims Act cases. Commissioners Court must formally approve contract changes like this before they take effect. The item was introduced on May 29, 2026.

Key details

• What: Commissioners Court vote on expanding legal contract with Germer PLLC for Texas Tort Claims Act defense
• Where: Harris County Commissioners Court, 1001 Preston St, Houston, TX 77002
• Cost: Free to attend and observe
• Parking: Paid parking available near 1001 Preston St; Metro accessible
• Agenda Item: CAO File No. 25ADT0031 — Third Amendment to Germer PLLC agreement

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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 or watch the meeting. If you have questions about this item before the vote, you can reach out to the contact listed on the agenda.

This item is part of Harris County's regular contract management process. If you're curious about how the county handles legal costs or public liability, this is one piece of that picture. Residents interested in county spending or government accountability may want to follow Commissioners Court agenda items regularly.