Assistant County Auditor – Grants Administrator at Medina County.
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The report provides a summary of the treasurer's report for the month of July 2022. It includes information on cash balances, revenues, and expenses for various funds. It also includes information about liability accounts and the Medina County debt schedule.
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The Commissioners Court of Medina County reviewed and affirmed the 2025-2026 Medina County Investment Policy, which sets forth investment strategies by fund. The court also appointed the Medina County Treasurer and the Medina County Commissioner Pct. 3 as the Medina County Investment Officers responsible for implementing the investment policy. The resolution ensures compliance with the Public Funds Investment Act.
The proposed budget for Medina County for the Fiscal Year beginning October 1, 2025, and ending September 30, 2026, anticipates total new revenue of $69,889,459. The proposed Ad Valorem tax rate is $0.4434 per $100 of assessed valuation, making up 48.64% of the revenue. Key expenses include a 2.5% cost-of-living adjustment for all county employees, new full-time and part-time positions, salary realignments, and new vehicles for the County Sheriff's Office. The outstanding debt service at the beginning of the fiscal year will be $25,125,000, with $2,180,000 of the debt to be retired during the year.
The revised proposed budget for Medina County includes revenue from property taxes, other taxes, licenses and permits, federal and state grants, fines and fees, forfeitures, and other sources. Expenses cover salaries, benefits, supplies and materials, professional services, capital outlay, debt services, travel and training, repair and maintenance, other expenses, and interfund transfers. Key budget items include allocations for county administration, county clerk, human resources, veteran services, non-departmental expenses, county court at law, district court, and justice of the peace.
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