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Mason County publishes quarterly investment report and updates Indigent Health Care program materials

Mason County Commissioners Court · August 25, 2025
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Summary

The Commissioners Court packet includes the quarterly investment report (balances and interest for April–June 2025, and a $500,000 CD at 3.90% maturing Feb. 13, 2026) and updated County Indigent Health Care standards, FY2024 service counts (7 clients) and expenditures ($991.37).

MASON — The Aug. 25 meeting materials for Mason County include the quarterly investment report and a set of updated documents for the county’s Indigent Health Care Program (CIHCP).

The investment report shows operating account monitoring and interest earnings for April–June 2025 across multiple funds. It lists a Commercial Bank money‑market beginning balance of $1,472,002.65 and an ending balance of $1,482,595.55 for the general fund; other fund balances and small monthly interest amounts are enumerated. The packet shows a Certificate of Deposit (CD #21142) with an initial deposit of $500,000 on Feb. 14, 2025, an interest rate of 3.90% and maturity date of Feb. 13, 2026.

Separately, county CIHCP materials restate eligibility and asset‑limit rules per the Texas Health and Human Services CIHCP guidance, list the county’s optional services form and present the FY2024 end‑of‑year report: seven unduplicated clients served and total expenditures of $991.37 (physician services $432.33; prescriptions $457.30; laboratory/x‑ray $101.74). The packet also lists CIHCP monthly income standards effective March 1, 2025 and notes Mason County uses 50% of the federal poverty guideline to determine eligibility in the sample report.

Why it matters: Investment reports give residents and officials visibility into county cash positions; indigent‑care materials outline eligibility and county service limits for low‑income residents.

What’s next: The investment and CIHCP documents are in the public meeting packet for Aug. 25, 2025; residents seeking CIHCP applications are directed to the County Judge’s office and the county website.