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New Brewster County health clinic arrives; soft opening targeted for early April
Summary
Judge Greg Henington told the court a county health clinic unit arrived March 9; installation and equipment timelines put a possible soft opening in early April and a ribbon cutting in early May.
Judge Greg P. Henington reported to the Commissioners Court that a new Brewster County health clinic arrived on Sunday, March 9, 2025. He outlined an estimated schedule: installation this week, delivery and installation of medical equipment next week, a possible soft opening in early April and a ribbon-cutting ceremony in early May. The clinic is expected to operate five days per week.
The judge also said the county received approximately $3,000 from the Texas Association of Counties (TAC) Healthy County program to support clinic operations. No formal action was needed; the report was informational.
Why it matters: A new clinic expands local health-service capacity in Brewster County and may affect access to routine medical services in Alpine and surrounding communities.
