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Votes at a glance: Zapata County Commissioners approve routine payments, appointments and grant resolution

Zapata County Commissioners Court · November 25, 2024
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Summary

At the Nov. 25 meeting the court approved routine invoices and checks, payments to medical and pest vendors, K‑9 supplement pay, appointments to the Texas Historical Commission, and a victims‑of‑crime grant resolution; several items were tabled for later action.

The Zapata County Commissioners Court recorded the following outcomes at its Nov. 25 meeting.

- Approved invoices from Nov. 8–21, 2024 (totaling $6,070 as listed in the packet) and approved checks issued for the same period (voice vote, motion carried).

- Approved payment of $2,250 to Zapata Medical Center for exterior lighting/clinic safety improvements and $925 to AD Pest Control LLC for termite control (motions carried).

- Approved reappointments to the Texas Historical Commission (Commissioners Solis and Morales were nominated and the motion carried).

- Approved a supplemental K‑9 pay for a re‑hired investigator (a $100 per pay period supplement; the court approved funding source discussion to follow).

- Approved the victims‑of‑crime grant resolution authorizing application for FY2025 (Grant #49759); the county match was discussed and estimated in the meeting at about $7,000 (approximate).

- Approved recorded construction/pay applications for water projects (San Ignacio and northwest booster station pay apps recorded; booster station pay app #6 recorded in transcript as $95,570 and approved by voice vote).

- Several items were tabled for follow‑up including roof repairs for the county animal shelter (quotes to be solicited) and personnel transfer/advertising items for HR/airport manager positions.

Most motions were carried by voice vote; the transcript records motions, seconders and that the motions carried but does not include roll‑call tallies for each vote.