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Nueces County meeting opens with invocation; commissioners approve minutes
Summary
At a June 24 meeting in the Nueces County courthouse, the court opened with an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance, certified a quorum and approved the minutes for May 27 and June 3 after a motion and second; ayes were recorded for approval.
An unidentified presiding speaker opened the meeting in the Nueces County commissioners’ courtroom at about 9:15 a.m. and asked a colleague to lead the invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance.
An unidentified speaker who delivered the invocation prayed for residents affected by recent severe weather, mentioning Corpus Christi, and “lift[ed] up our citizens of Nueces County,” asking that the court be given wisdom as it conducted county business. After the invocation, the presiding speaker led the pledge to the U.S. and Texas flags.
The presiding speaker certified that all members of the court were present and that there was a quorum. He then called for approval of the minutes for May 27 and June 3. A motion and a second were made to approve those minutes; the court vocalized its approval with ayes and the minutes were approved.
Quotes from the meeting included the presiding speaker’s noting of the time, “It's, 915,” and the invocation speaker’s plea that officials “Be with us as we recover.”
The court moved on following the approval of the minutes.
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