The 2015 holiday schedule and quarterly safety awards are two of the items that will be considered by the Montague County Commissioners when they meet at 9 a.m. Oct. 27.

The court also will consider extending the time for closing on the sale of the two justice of the peace properties. The properties were sold earlier this summer.

The offices, located in Bowie and Nocona, were moved to the courthouse after the annex was opened in 2013. The county will also transfer ownership of the lots.

Sheriff Paul Cunningham will make several requests including a donation from the Stephen and Mary Birch Foundation, along with an asset forfeiture request

Tax Assessor Syd Nowell will present the 2014 tax roll for approval.

The court will approve a proclamation for November as Official Home Care and Hospice Month.

A bid from Jeffery Skinner for a lot will be considered, along with a request for precinct four to enter the J.D. Dunn property on Howell Road to clear a fence row and for precinct one to enter the Michael Merritt property on Foster Road to clear a fence row.

The agenda ends with road crossing requests from EOG Resources on West Road in precinct three and on Jackson Road in precinct two.