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Brooks County hires victims coordinator, funds corrected to SB22
Summary
Brooks County Commissioners unanimously approved hiring Noah Sanchez as the county victims coordinator at an annual salary of $44,075, to be funded from SB22. The hire was introduced by County Attorney David T. Garcia and is slated to begin July 1.
Brooks County Commissioners Court on June 26 unanimously approved the hiring of Noah Sanchez as Brooks County Attorney Victims Coordinator, with an annual salary of $44,075 ($3,672.92 per month), set to begin July 1.
County Attorney David T. Garcia introduced Sanchez and presented the proposed salary and start date. During the item County Judge Eric Ramos corrected the funding citation noted in the original paperwork from HB21 to SB22. Commissioner Aaron Trevino moved to approve the hire; Commissioner Nora Salinas seconded the motion, and the court approved by unanimous roll call (Yes = 4).
The hiring item was presented as a personnel appointment funded from SB22, according to County Attorney Garcia. The transcript does not specify further details about the coordinator’s duties beyond the job title, nor does it specify whether Sanchez had previously served in county roles. The record shows the court set the appointment to take effect July 1 and approved the stated salary.
The action was recorded on a unanimous roll-call vote. No amendments to the motion or conditions on the appointment were recorded in the transcript. The court continued later to a budget workshop that discussed countywide spending and staffing reductions.
