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Ward County Commissioners approve emergency budget amendments affecting county and hospital funds
Summary
On May 12, 2025 the Ward County Commissioners' Court unanimously approved emergency amendments to its 2025 budget affecting multiple funds, citing an emergency and “grave public necessity,” and authorized line-item transfers and hospital operating adjustments.
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The Ward County Commissioners' Court unanimously approved emergency amendments to its fiscal 2025 budget at a regular meeting on May 12, 2025. The court recorded that "an emergency has arisen and a grave public necessity exists" in several funds and adopted the proposed reallocations after a motion by Commissioner Thames and a second by Commissioner Nelms.
The minutes list affected funds including the General Fund, Road and Bridge Fund, Farm-to-Market Road Fund, County Attorney check fees, Sheriff forfeiture fund, DA forfeiture/seizure/restitution funds, County Clerk RM&P fund, the Ward County Employee Medical Benefits Fund, and multiple hospital-related funds. Several line-item moves are recorded in the minutes (examples include $5,000 transfers and line items showing -$1,000 and -$10,000 entries). The budget memo accompanying the amendments is dated May 8, 2025 and is signed by County Judge Greg Holly; the document shows Leticia C. Rodriguez as the submitting official.
