Commissioners appoint Craig Stewart to Veil Service Commission for El Paso County

During the El Paso County Commissioners Court meeting on July 10, 2025, significant discussions highlighted the county's ongoing commitment to community improvement and public service. One of the key topics was the recognition of public works employees, who play a vital role in maintaining the county's infrastructure. The court acknowledged their efforts in managing extensive areas, from Vinton to Tornillo, emphasizing the importance of their work in preventing flooding issues, particularly in areas like Doniphan and La Union Streets.

In a notable appointment, the court approved County Judge Ricardo Samaniego's nominee, Craig Stewart, to the Veil Service Commission. Stewart, a military veteran with nearly 30 years of service, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community he has come to love. He shared his personal journey from Baltimore to El Paso, highlighting his commitment to the county and his family, who were present in spirit during the meeting.

Stewart's appointment is expected to bring valuable insights and dedication to the commission, as he aims to contribute positively to the community. The court's unanimous vote reflects a shared confidence in his ability to fulfill the responsibilities of the role.

As the meeting progressed, other topics were discussed, including purchasing matters, but the focus remained on the community's needs and the importance of local governance in addressing them. The outcomes of this meeting align with broader goals of enhancing public services and fostering community engagement in El Paso County.