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Brooks County approves Trusted Driver revenue‑share agreement for courts and sheriff
Summary
The Commissioners' Court approved a revenue‑share agreement among the Brooks County Sheriff's Office, Justice of the Peace offices and Trusted Driver software after a briefing from Commander Jorge Esparza.
The court approved a revenue-share agreement between the Brooks County Sheriff's Office, the Justice of the Peace offices and Trusted Driver software on Nov. 14.
Commander Jorge Esparza presented a brief explanation of the proposed software and its revenue-share arrangement. "Commander Jorge Esparza, Commander addressed the Court with a brief explanation on the software," the minutes note. Commissioner Eduardo "Eddie" Garza moved approval and Commissioner Rolando Gutierrez seconded; the motion carried by unanimous roll call vote.
The court placed the signed agreement on file. The minutes do not include projected revenue amounts or contract length; administrative offices are responsible for execution and recordkeeping.
