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Matagorda County names representatives to boards, accepts deputy clerks

Matagorda County Commissioners' Court · September 8, 2025
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Summary

The commissioners appointed Justin Cude to the SETRAC Board, named Bruce Krauskopf an alternate to the Economic Development Board, appointed county representatives to an aquatic center task force, and accepted three deputies for the county tax office.

Matagorda County’s commissioners recorded a set of personnel and board appointments during their Sept. 8 meeting.

The court appointed Justin Cude to the SETRAC Board of Directors for a term of Oct. 20, 2025–July 17, 2028; appointed Bruce Krauskopf as the county alternate representative to the Matagorda County Economic Development Board effective Sept. 1, 2025–Dec. 31, 2026; and named Stephanie Wurtz and Bobby Seiferman as county representatives on the Matagorda County Aquatic Center Task Force. Each appointment carried on a recorded 5–0 vote with motions and seconders noted in the minutes.

The court also accepted the deputation of Leticia Esquivel, Kaymi Palmer and Erica Landriault as Deputy Clerks with the Matagorda County Tax Office; that action likewise carried 5–0.

Why it matters: appointments shape county representation on regional boards and task forces that manage emergency response (SETRAC), economic development and community facilities. Deputation of county employees affects the tax office’s capacity to serve the public.

What the minutes record: names, assigned boards and effective dates; the minutes do not include biography, compensation, selection criteria, or any competing nominees. The record does not show public comment on these personnel items.

Next steps: appointees’ terms and any orientation or reporting requirements are not specified in the minutes.