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Commissioners acknowledge sheriff's office racial-profiling report
Summary
Ward County Commissioners recorded acknowledgment of a racial-profiling report filed by the sheriff's office at the Feb. 9 meeting; the minutes show no further action recorded.
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The Ward County Commissioners' Court on Feb. 9, 2026 recorded acknowledgment of a racial-profiling report filed by the Sheriff's Office. The minutes state: "Motion made by Commissioner Hanna, seconded by Commissioner Thames and unanimously adopted by the Court acknowledging racial profiling report filed by the sheriff's office." The minutes do not record discussion, findings, or follow-up steps connected to the acknowledgment.
Because the minutes do not include the report text or any subsequent direction, the acknowledgment is recorded as an administrative recognition of receipt. Any investigation, public release, or follow-up would be documented separately by the Sheriff's Office or in future court minutes if the Court directs action.
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