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Laredo City Council adopts resolution canvassing May 3 bond election returns
Summary
The Laredo City Council voted on May 14 to adopt Resolution 2025 R145 canvassing and declaring the results of the May 3, 2025 bond election after county-provided returns were read into the record; no public comments were received.
Laredo City Council on May 14 adopted a resolution canvassing and declaring the results of the city’s May 3 bond election after the county elections office returns were read into the record.
The clerk read county-provided returns for four propositions labeled A through D, reporting the counts and percentages as provided. For example, the clerk reported "For proposition A, 2,085, that's 15.82%" and later stated a total number of voters as 13,222. The figures were presented to the council and briefly displayed on the meeting screen for public viewing.
A council member moved to adopt "Resolution 2025 R145, canvassing the returns and declaring the results of the bond elections." The motion was seconded. The presiding officer called for the vote; the record shows the call for "All in favor?" and the response "Aye," after which the presiding officer stated "Motion passes." The meeting record does not attribute individual recorded votes to named council members.
There were no citizen comments during the public-comment portion of the meeting, and Mayor Victor D. Trevino—listed on the roll call as present online—declined to offer remarks, saying he was traveling.
The council completed the consent-agenda action and adjourned the meeting.
(Reporting note: vote tallies recorded in the transcript are taken as read from the county elections office; the transcript includes a garbled numeric line for one proposition that has been reported here as read into the record.)
