Spindletop Center reports $49M revenue, workforce strains and services for Chambers County
Spindletop Center CEO Holly Borrell briefed the court on FY26 operations: $49 million revenue, an almost $3 million surplus, services to about 14,000 unduplicated clients statewide (472 in Chambers County), and continuing challenges in staff recruitment and outpatient funding. Commissioners thanked the center and approved acceptance of the presentation.
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Holly Borrell, CEO of Spindletop Center, told the Commissioners Court that the center — one of 39 community centers in the state that serves five counties including Chambers — reported $49 million in revenue in fiscal 2026, expended roughly $46 million and ended the year with a nearly $3 million surplus. Borrell said 54% of clients are covered by Medicaid, the center served about 14,000 unduplicated individuals across its catchment in FY26 and 472 residents from Chambers County specifically. She described a "patchwork" of funding sources including Medicaid, grants and county support and emphasized the local need for co‑location partnerships in rural counties.
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