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County Officials Approve Salary Supplements Effective September 2025 for Judges and Attorney

September 22, 2025 | San Patricio County, Texas


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County Officials Approve Salary Supplements Effective September 2025 for Judges and Attorney
San Patricio County officials have approved a series of salary adjustments for local judges and the county attorney, set to take effect on September 1, 2025. The changes aim to align compensation with state minimum salary requirements and ensure adequate support for the juvenile board.

District Judge Star Bauer will receive a monthly juvenile board supplement of $158.33, while Judges Patrick L. Flanagan and Hannah Whatley will each receive $1,158.33. Additionally, County Court at Law Judge Elizabeth Wilburn's salary will be set at $9,591.67 per month, complemented by the same juvenile board supplement. Judge Vicki Martino will earn $6,675 monthly, along with the $1,158.33 supplement.

County Judge David Krebs will also receive a juvenile board supplement of $1,158.33, and County Attorney Tamara Cochran May's salary will be established at $8,750 per month. These adjustments follow guidance from the Texas Office of Court Administration and discussions with the Texas Comptroller's Office, ensuring that the county meets the state's salary standards.

This decision reflects the county's commitment to supporting its judicial system and maintaining compliance with state regulations. As the effective date approaches, officials anticipate a smoother transition into the new salary structure, which is crucial for the ongoing functionality of the juvenile board and the broader judicial framework in San Patricio County.

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