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10. • Emergency ServicesTravis County (Travis County)

Consider and take appropriate action to establish an Interlocal Agreement with the Leander Independent School District (LISD) to enhance emergency response efforts by creating a framework for mutual cooperation during disasters or civil emergencies. (Judge Brown)

Presented in: Travis County Commissioners Court Voting Session on 2026-04-28
Meeting Agenda PDF

Staff Report & Agenda Item Details

This Mutual Aid Agreement between Travis County and Leander Independent School District is designed to enhance emergency response capabilities by establishing a framework for cooperation in the event of a disaster or civil emergency. Recognizing the vulnerability of our communities to a variety of hazards, both parties agree to share resources such as personnel, equipment, and facilities to support one another during emergencies that may exceed their individual capacities.<br id="isPasted"> <br>The agreement outlines the process for resource sharing, including how each party can request specific support during emergencies. In return, the requesting party is responsible for reimbursing the other for expenses incurred, such as personnel costs, equipment usage, and any damage to resources. Both the County and the District are committed to maintaining updated emergency plans, conducting joint training, and adhering to the National Incident Management System during an emergency response.<br> <br>Liability and insurance responsibilities are addressed, with each party maintaining its own coverage and being responsible for its actions during the provision of services. The agreement emphasizes that neither party waives its legal immunity, and disputes will be governed by Texas law. Both parties have the option to terminate the agreement with 30 days' written notice, and the agreement will remain in effect until then. Overall, the document seeks to strengthen collaboration, streamline resource sharing, and improve emergency preparedness between the two entities.