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Dimmit County Public Facilities Corporation approves minutes, routine financial items; no action on Border Patrol lease
Summary
At its Nov. 24, 2025 meeting the Dimmit County Public Facilities Corporation approved prior meeting minutes, a monthly financial report and a $10,629.49 Public Safety claim docket; a Border Patrol lease agreement received no action. The meeting lasted about five minutes and adjourned at 2:19 p.m.
The Dimmit County Public Facilities Corporation convened in the Commissioners Courtroom of the Dimmit County Courthouse Annex on Nov. 24, 2025, and adjourned at 2:19 p.m. The meeting record shows a quorum and lists Martha Alicia Gomez Ponce (County Judge), Jose A. Urenda (Commissioner Pct. 1), Alonso Carmona (Commissioner Pct. 2), Julissa Talamantes (Commissioner Pcts. 3 & 6), Valerie Rubalcaba (Commissioner Pcts. 4, 5 & 7) and Claudia McDaniel (County Clerk and Ex‑Officio Clerk).
The corporation approved the minutes of the Nov. 10, 2025 meeting “subject to corrections.” The motion to approve was recorded as moved by Valerie Rubalcaba and seconded by Alonso Carmona; the minutes state the motion carried.
Under personnel and policy the court approved the listed new business/updates. That motion is recorded as moved by Jose A. Urenda and seconded by Valerie Rubalcaba; the minutes indicate the motion carried. A Border Patrol lease agreement appeared on the agenda but the minutes explicitly record that no action was taken on that item.
In financial business the corporation approved the monthly report (attachment referenced in the minutes). The motion to approve the monthly report was recorded as moved by Jose A. Urenda and seconded by Valerie Rubalcaba; the motion carried. The minutes also show approval of the claim docket for Public Safety in the amount of $10,629.49. That motion was recorded as moved by Alonso Carmona and seconded by Valerie Rubalcaba; the motion carried.
A final motion to recess and adjourn was recorded as moved by Alonso Carmona and seconded by Jose A. Urenda; the minutes show the motion carried and that the meeting adjourned at 2:19 p.m. The document includes signatures for attestation by the County Judge and County Clerk.
The minutes reference attachments for the monthly report and the minutes approved but do not include additional detail about the Border Patrol lease, the contents of the new-business/update listing, or line-item breakdowns for the monthly report beyond the approved claim docket amount.
