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Duval County approves cybersecurity training for employees to meet state rule

Duval County Commissioners Court · December 8, 2025
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Summary

The Duval County Commissioners Court voted Dec. 8, 2025, to enroll all employees who access county computers in cybersecurity training to comply with Texas Government Code §2054.5191. The action passed on a motion by Commissioner Pete A. Guerra and a second by Commissioner Martin M. Perez.

The Duval County Commissioners Court authorized countywide cybersecurity training for employees who have access to county computers, citing state requirements. The court approved the enrollment on a motion by Commissioner Pete A. Guerra, seconded by Commissioner Martin M. Perez; the motion carried with all voting Aye.

The agenda entry references Texas Government Code §2054.5191 as the compliance basis for the training. The action directs the county to enroll affected staff in the required program; the transcript does not specify a vendor, schedule or budget allocation for the training.