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Brooks County awards Ardurra to support Texas CDBG application for infrastructure work
Summary
The Commissioners' Court unanimously approved awarding Ardurra the engineering/architectural/surveying contract to support Brooks County's 2025–2026 Texas Community Development Block Grant application administered by the Texas Department of Agriculture.
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The Commissioners' Court unanimously approved awarding Ardurra to provide engineering, architectural and surveying services for Brooks County's 2025–2026 Texas Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application administered by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Judge Eric Ramos read the resolution in open court prior to the recorded unanimous vote.
The contract award authorizes Ardurra to prepare pre-application and application materials and, if the county is successful, to assist with project implementation tied to the CDBG funding. The court's motion to award was made by Nora Salinas, Commissioner Precinct #3, and seconded by Aaron Trevino, Commissioner Precinct #4.
The transcript identifies the CDBG program and the Texas Department of Agriculture as the administering body; no dollar amount for the engineering award was recorded in the minutes. The award is procedural approval to retain engineering services to pursue state-administered federal grant funding for local infrastructure needs.
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