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Anderson County · faq
Common questions about how OpenCity covers Anderson County, TX public meetings and civic data.
The Anderson County Commissioners Court meets approximately twice a month (regular and special sessions) at the Anderson County Courthouse in Palestine, TX. Check the county website at andersoncountytx.gov/page/Comm.Agendas for the current agenda and schedule.
Agendas are posted on the Swagit video archive at andersoncountytx.new.swagit.com/views/735 and linked from the county's Agendas page at andersoncountytx.gov/page/Comm.Agendas. The current agenda PDF is also posted directly on the county site. Minutes are not published online.
Commissioners Court meetings are streamed and archived via Swagit (andersoncountytx.new.swagit.com/views/735) and the official Anderson County Texas YouTube channel (@andersoncountytexasofficial). OpenTexas links video from each meeting page.
Anderson County is governed by the Commissioners Court, consisting of County Judge Carey G. McKinney and four Precinct Commissioners: Greg Chapin (Pct 1), Rashad Q. Mims (Pct 2), John B. Wilbanks (Pct 3), and Joseph "Joey" Hill (Pct 4).