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Starr County court renews local disaster declaration tied to March severe weather

3068195 · April 7, 2025
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Summary

The Starr County Commissioners Court voted to renew a local disaster declaration tied to severe weather on March 26 (Declaration 2025-0018); motion carried with a move by Commissioner Garza and a second from Commissioner Perez. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally.

The Starr County Commissioners Court voted to renew a local disaster declaration related to severe weather on March 26, identified in the record as Declaration 2025-0018.

County officials brought the item before the court under agenda item 5. A motion to renew the declaration was made by Commissioner Garza and seconded by Commissioner Perez; the presiding officer announced, “Motion passes,” and asked those present to “raise your right hands” as the action was recorded.

The declaration text cited in the agenda item was described in the meeting as “for 20 25 dash 0 0 18, 26 March, severe weather for Starr County, Texas.” The transcript does not include a written roll-call vote or a numerical tally of yes/no votes; the court’s announcement was recorded as the final outcome.

No further detail on the scope, duration, or specific authorities invoked by the declaration (for example, expiration date or directed departmental actions) was recorded in the transcript excerpt.

Staff and commissioners did not expand on operational impacts, resource allocations, or next steps during the public portion of the item in the provided transcript.