Manor ISD board nominates Fabian Martinez to Travis County Appraisal District board

Manor Independent School District Board of Trustees · February 9, 2026

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Summary

At its Feb. 9 meeting, the Manor Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to adopt a resolution nominating Fabian Martinez to the Travis County Appraisal District board after brief discussion about regional representation; the board approved the motion following a second.

The Manor Independent School District Board of Trustees on Feb. 9 adopted a resolution nominating Fabian Martinez to serve on the Travis County Appraisal District (TCAD) board, the trustees said.

Trustee Patrick Patterson moved to nominate Martinez and Doctor Lowery seconded, followed by trustee discussion about regional representation and outreach to other Central Texas districts. Trustees asked whether nearby districts such as Austin ISD or Pflugerville had signaled interest in the vacancy and noted that larger districts often carry the most votes on regional bodies, prompting the board to consider strategic representation on TCAD.

After the discussion the board voted in the affirmative and congratulated Martinez. The motion passed by voice vote; an explicit numeric tally for the nomination was not recorded in the transcript.

Why it matters: TCAD governs property-appraisal decisions that affect local tax valuations and therefore school-district revenue. School districts often nominate representatives to TCAD or similar boards to ensure local interests are communicated during appraisal and tax discussions.

What trustees said: During discussion Trustee Patterson emphasized the importance of being “connected and represented” at regional associations such as the Central Texas School Board Association. Trustees also noted that larger districts (for example Austin ISD) can dominate votes at some regional tables, which was cited as a factor in selecting a nominee who could advocate for Manor ISD’s interests.

Next step: The board did not record additional procedural steps for formal appointment in the meeting transcript. Questions about when Martinez would begin service or whether the county will confirm the nomination were not specified in the record.

Sources: Meeting transcript of the Manor Independent School District Board workshop, Feb. 9.