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County accepts two tax‑sale bids, rejects another and records donated parcels
Summary
Bandera County accepted two bids for tax‑foreclosed properties, rejected bids from one bidder, and accepted gift deeds for three parcels during actions recorded Nov. 13, 2025.
The Bandera County Commissioners' Court on Nov. 13 accepted two bids to purchase county‑held properties and rejected another bidder's submissions, while accepting several gift deeds to the county.
Andrea K. Jankoski, the Bandera County Tax Assessor‑Collector, presented bids under Property Tax Code Section 34.05. The court accepted a $3,800 bid from Tuesday Whitt for Lot 220 in Lake Medina Shores (Property ID 167500) and a $3,700 bid from Carmen Olaya for Lot 13‑14 in Avalon (Property ID 185087). The court also voted to reject all bids submitted by LaWanda Williams; that rejection passed 4‑1 with Commissioner Jack U. Moseley recorded as the lone dissent on that motion.
Separately, the court accepted gift deeds from Pamela Collins (Property ID 166533) and Raymond Duckworth (Property IDs 166978 and 166979) to Bandera County; that motion passed unanimously. The minutes do not record additional detail about the parcels beyond property identification numbers, nor do they include purchaser contact details beyond the names listed in the motion.
The Tax Assessor‑Collector's office is responsible for processing the accepted bids, recording deeds and handling proceeds in accordance with state law and county practice.
