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Census ID
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175943
Employee FTE
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581
Population
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66,319
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Starr County
The court discussed and approved several items, including the vendor list, county claims, and the auditor's monthly financial report. Key actions included extending the county burn ban, declaring a disaster for the new world screwworm, and approving an agreement with US Customs and Border Protection for a boat ramp project. The court authorized an MOU for the purchase of Casey Hall, passed a resolution supporting a Behavioral Health Diversion Center, and approved funding for a paving project and housing initiatives. Additionally, the court reviewed and approved water line permits and various budget amendments, ending the meeting with an executive session regarding salary orders.
The proceedings included a public hearing regarding a tax abatement proposal for renewable energy wind projects. The court received and reviewed departmental reports concerning revenue, traffic, and finances from the sheriff's department, tax collector, international bridge, and the treasurer. Key action items included tabling a resolution for a behavioral health division, addressing eminent domain for flood control, approving election services contracts for local school districts, and authorizing the closure of the election department for a training seminar. Additionally, the court approved increases in civil process fees and adopted purchasing resolutions through the Region 8 Education Service Center.
The court approved the vendor list and claims, and issued a proclamation declaring June as Elder Abuse Prevention Month. A collection report from the delinquent tax attorneys was presented, alongside a resolution authorizing the resale of tax-foreclosed properties. Additionally, the court approved a street name change, fire inspection fees, an investment report, and a land donation for public road and utility use. An agreement with the US Department of Homeland Security and CBP regarding border security infrastructure was authorized, and the purchase of a backhoe was approved. Following these items, the court approved several budget amendments and a budget correction. An executive session was held to discuss salaries before the meeting concluded.
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