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Submitting comments opposing proposed federal rules to change 2 CFR Part 200 on federal grants, which the request says could put hundreds of millions in county grant funding at risk

Submitting comments opposing proposed federal rules to change 2 CFR Part 200 on federal grants

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Submitting comments opposing proposed federal rules to change 2 CFR Part 200 on federal grants, which the request says could put hundreds of millions in county grant funding at risk

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The latest recorded vote on this issue, July 9, 2026
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No1

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CountyHarris County Commissioners CourtPassed Jul 9

Who decides this

  • Lina HidalgoCounty JudgeAbsentCall
  • Rodney EllisPrecinct 1Voted yesCallEmail
  • Adrian GarciaPrecinct 2Voted yes
  • Tom S. RamseyPrecinct 3Voted no
  • Lesley BrionesPrecinct 4Voted yes

Whole board: passed 3 to 1, Jul 9

Decided, Jul 9: The court voted 3 to 1 on the request for approval to submit comments opposing proposed OMB and federal award-making agency rulemaking to overhaul 2 CFR Part 200, governing the administration of federal grants, by substantially broadening agency discretion to terminate or suspend grants for political reasons and codifying Trump administration executive orders relating to grants, potentially jeopardizing hundreds of millions in federal grant funding received by Harris County annually. It passed.

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