Gillespie County Updates: Legal Settlements, Treasurer Vacancy, and Surplus Auctions

Gillespie County has reached a legal settlement with Marshall Springs Storage, LLC, while the search for a new County Treasurer is underway. Additionally, surplus county property is available for auction online.

By Staff Writer
••Gillespie County
South Texas Gillespie County local news

Gillespie County has reached an Agreed Temporary Injunction with Marshall Springs Storage, LLC, Marshall Springs Solar, LLC, and AMPYR Energy USA, LLC, according to a recent announcement from the Gillespie County News Flash. This agreement, which has been entered by the court, has led to the cancellation of the hearing that was scheduled for September 29-30, 2026. The details of the injunction and related legal documents are available for public viewing, providing transparency into the proceedings. For further information, residents are encouraged to contact the District Clerk’s Office.

In other county news, the Gillespie County Commissioners Court is actively seeking a new County Treasurer. As reported on September 22, 2026, the position requires candidates to have experience in governmental accounting or finance, along with a strong understanding of federal, state, and local fiscal laws. Interested individuals are invited to submit their applications to the Human Resources department at the Gillespie County Courthouse. The appointed individual will serve until the end of the current term, with the possibility of extension if a qualified successor is not elected.

Additionally, Gillespie County is offering surplus property for sale through an online auction platform, GovDeals, as directed by the Commissioner Court. According to a news release dated September 24, 2026, items available for auction include a library surplus lot, a continuous feed printer desk, microfilm conversion machines, and a 2010 Ford F-150 XLT crew cab pickup. The auction provides an opportunity for the public to purchase these items year-round, enhancing accessibility and convenience.

These developments highlight ongoing efforts by Gillespie County to manage legal affairs, fill key administrative positions, and efficiently dispose of surplus property. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and participate in these community processes.

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