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Brooks County delays decision on courthouse cameras after split vote
Summary
The commissioners tabled a proposal to purchase and install courthouse cameras after a 3–1 vote; Commissioner Rolando Gutierrez voted against tabling the item.
Brooks County Commissioners considered a proposal to purchase and install surveillance cameras at the courthouse during the March 22 special meeting. Commissioner Eduardo "Eddie" Garza moved to table the purchase and Commissioner Marty "Martin" Cabrera seconded; the motion to table passed 3–1, with Commissioner Rolando Gutierrez recording the lone No vote.
The transcript records the split vote but includes no further discussion of vendor, scope, or cost. The item was left on the table for future consideration; details such as installation timeline, camera locations, and funding source were not specified in the meeting minutes.
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