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Court schedules public hearing July 28 on proposed Brooks County Emergency Services District No. 1

Brooks County Commissioners' Court · June 20, 2025
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Summary

Brooks County Commissioners set a public hearing for July 28 at 6:30 p.m. on the petition to create Emergency Services District No. 1 after advice from Emergency Management Coordinator Ruben Ramirez; notice to be provided under the Texas Health and Safety Code.

The Brooks County Commissioners' Court voted June 20 to set a public hearing on a petition to create Brooks County Emergency Services District No. 1. Ruben Ramirez, the county’s Emergency Management Coordinator and Fire Chief, told the court the hearing must occur after July 24 and in the afternoon; the court agreed on July 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the 2nd Floor Courtroom of the Brooks County Courthouse and directed that notice be provided as required by law.

Ramirez presented the scheduling constraint and the court recorded the motion to set the hearing; the motion was made by Commissioner Aaron Trevino and seconded by Commissioner Nora Salinas and carried by unanimous roll-call vote. The court explicitly referenced the Texas Health and Safety Code in directing that notice be provided in accordance with statutory requirements.

The scheduled public hearing will give residents an opportunity to comment on the petition; the court’s direction requires staff to publish and serve notice consistent with state law prior to the hearing.