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Votes at a glance: Jim Wells County Commissioners Court, March 10, 2025

2532367 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

Summary of routine votes and consent items approved by the commissioners court on March 10, 2025.

At its March 10 meeting the Jim Wells County Commissioners Court approved several routine items by voice vote. Below is a concise list of items recorded in the meeting transcript.

• Item 4 — Approval of minutes from previous meeting: Approved by voice vote.

• Item 5 — Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote (consent items not discussed separately).

• Item 7 — Declare county equipment and furniture surplus and authorize sale/auction pursuant to Texas Local Government Code §263 Subchapter D: Approved by voice vote. (Agenda referenced Orange Grove office surplus including desks, old fax machines and copy machines.)

• Item 8 — Enroll Jim Wells County employees in Texas DIR-certified cybersecurity awareness training for FY 2024 and 2025: Approved by voice vote; training includes a module on artificial intelligence and the county must send a training report by Aug. 30 for state reporting.

• Item 9 — Approve resolution to apply for Victim Coordinator and Liaison grant from the Office of the Attorney General (grant program referenced, longstanding grant used for personnel; transcript cited a grant number in discussion): Court approved resolution by voice vote and designated the 79th Judicial District Attorney Carlos Omar Garcia as authorized official.

• Item 13 — Approve payroll and bills as submitted by County Auditor (with exceptions noted for several funds): Approved by voice vote.

Each of the above passed by voice vote with “motion, second, all in favor, aye” recorded in the transcript; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded.