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Court directs legal and auditor to update Mavericks County purchasing policy ahead of Texas law changes
Summary
The court authorized county legal counsel to work with the Maverick County Auditor to review and update the county purchasing policy to reflect changes in Texas law expected to take effect Sept. 1.
The Maverick County Commissioners Court on Aug. 15 authorized county legal counsel to work with the Maverick County Auditor to review and update the county purchasing policy to reflect Texas law changes expected to take effect Sept. 1.
During the meeting, a county staff member (Mister Rowe) said the county will work on a purchasing policy and aims to present a draft after September. The court formally authorized legal counsel to collaborate with the county auditor and draft any new policies needed to align county purchasing procedures with state law.
Commissioner Ramos moved for authorization; Commissioner Veil seconded and the court voted unanimously. The transcript records the authorization and the goal of aligning procedures with Texas law changes but does not include the draft policy language or a firm deadline for adoption beyond the post‑September target.
