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Mason County approves August treasurer's report; packets show $6.46 million in cash and assets
Summary
The Commissioners Court approved the treasurer’s monthly report for August 2025, which reports $6,460,049.41 in cash and other assets. The meeting packet also included a 2026 TCDRS retirement plan packet and a published schedule of sheriff/constable fees for 2026.
The Mason County Commissioners Court entered an order on Sept. 8, 2025, approving the County Treasurer’s monthly report for the month ending Aug. 31, 2025. The court certified the report prepared by Ally Yonker and recorded total cash and other assets on hand as $6,460,049.41.
The packet shows fund‑level details for August: General Fund ending balance $3,147,913.13; Airport Fund $364,291.14; EMS Fund $918,065.73; Road and Bridge Fund $457,454.60; and a $500,000 certificate (CD #21142). The minutes also contain the July 2025 treasurer report for comparison, which lists total cash and other assets as $6,830,089.70.
The meeting packet included a published schedule of sheriff and constable fees for reporting year 2026. Examples listed in the packet include Subpoenas $80.00, Forcible Detainer $150.00, Writ of Garnishment $200.00, and Hauling (per load) $200.00.
Also included in the packet was a TCDRS plan agreement for the 2026 plan year showing illustrative parameters: employee deposit rate 7%, employer matching 150%, prior service credit 55%, and a 3% flat-rate cost-of-living adjustment for retirees. The TCDRS document includes certification language and requires the Commissioners Court to ratify and record any official action; the packet shows the plan agreement text and certification block but does not show a completed county signature in the excerpt provided.
Ally Yonker is identified in the packet as Mason County Treasurer; the approval of the August report is recorded in the minutes and attested in the packet by court signatures. The packet shows some attestation lines with different clerk names in separate sections (Chelsa Armendariz attesting the resolution; "Attest: Pam Beam, County Clerk" appears on other minutes pages), which are captured as presented in the meeting materials.
