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Commissioners unanimously approve proclamation honoring Commissioner Margaret Gomez
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The Commissioners Court passed a proclamation recognizing Commissioner Margaret Gomez’s more than five decades of public service; colleagues and community leaders offered tributes at the meeting before a luncheon.
The court approved a proclamation honoring Commissioner Margaret Gomez for decades of public service on June 2. Judge Andy Brown read the proclamation, which recounts Gomez’s long record of public service, leadership on regional boards, and advocacy for underserved communities. The motion was seconded and approved unanimously.
Several current and former elected officials and community members praised Gomez at the podium. Former county auditor Susan (speaker on record) said Gomez “leads from a moral compass” and cited Gomez’s focus on rule-of-law, constituent engagement, and long record of service in transportation, juvenile justice and community institutions. Senator Gonzalo Barrientos and former colleagues also spoke, highlighting Gomez’s mentorship and leadership on infrastructure and community projects. The court recessed for a luncheon and adjourned after the proclamation vote.
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