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Panhandle Community Services asks Parmer County for $3,300 to support resident services
Summary
Panhandle Community Services requested $3,300 in county support for services dedicated to Parmer County residents, an increase from the county's $3,000 contribution last year; agency representative noted funds help operate a Hygiene Closet and suggested a summer drive.
Andra Rea of Panhandle Community Services told the Parmer County Commissioners Court on May 12 that the agency provides services specifically for Parmer County residents and is requesting $3,300 in county support for the coming year.
Rea said Parmer County contributed $3,000 last year and that county funds are dedicated to Parmer County residents only. She noted that Judge Isabel Carrasco previously authorized funding for a Hygiene Closet to serve residents in need and suggested the county could support another drive this summer.
The request was presented for consideration; no vote or formal commitment by the court was recorded during the meeting. Commissioners discussed the item but did not take final action or set a funding timeline.
If commissioners decide to act, staff would typically place the request on a future agenda item for formal approval and appropriation of funds.
