The Victoria County Commissioners' Court convened on June 30, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including updates on ongoing projects, financial approvals, and emergency preparedness.

The meeting began with a discussion regarding the progress of various projects managed by GrantWorks. Commissioners expressed their appreciation for the communication from GrantWorks, noting that they are nearing the end of a 45-day waiting period for project approvals. There was a sense of optimism that approvals could be granted in July, although some concerns were raised about potential delays due to changes made to projects that had already begun. Commissioners emphasized the importance of timely updates as they manage expectations from the community.

Following this discussion, the court moved on to the approval of minutes from the previous meeting, which was unanimously approved. The next item on the agenda involved the approval of accounts payable, totaling $907,481.76, along with supplemental payments of $256,604.90, which also received unanimous approval.

The court then received monthly and quarterly reports from various county officials, including a report from the county treasurer, which was accepted without opposition. There were no bond forfeiture releases to consider, simplifying that portion of the agenda.

A significant item was the approval of interim vendor payments for Citizens Medical Center, amounting to $335,112.04, alongside an ACH report of $3,710,412.67, both of which were approved by the court.

The meeting concluded with an update on hurricane preparedness from the Victoria Office of Emergency Management. The representative provided a slide presentation to inform the court about the current state of readiness for potential hurricane events.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the court's ongoing efforts to manage community projects, ensure financial accountability, and prepare for emergencies, with a focus on maintaining clear communication with stakeholders. The next steps include awaiting project approvals and continuing to monitor the status of emergency preparedness initiatives.