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Residents press for road repairs as county accepts $40,000 donation for CR 110 work

Brooks County Commissioners' Court · August 4, 2026
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Summary

A public commenter raised urgent concerns about CR 110 and other county roads; the court accepted a $40,000 in-kind donation to pay a vendor for work on CR 110 and heard staff updates on the project.

A public commenter and county staff pressed the Commissioners' Court to address deteriorating county roads, and the court accepted a $40,000 donation to fund contracted work on County Road 110.

Bernie Villescas, who said he lives in Hidalgo County and uses county roads, described vehicle and equipment damage, vandalism and limited law-enforcement response and "just wants to raise urgency on road repairs." Commissioner Nora Salinas separately raised illegal dumping of tires in the Ranchito area and urged residents to photograph and report dumping to the sheriff's office.

David Guerra, Road and Bridge foreman, gave a brief update on the CR 110 project. The court approved accepting a donation of $40,000 in contract work on CR 110, to be paid directly to the vendor by Wolf Creek Group. The motion was moved by Commissioner Aaron Trevino, seconded by Commissioner Eduardo "Eddie" Garza and passed unanimously.

Provenance: public comments and donation discussion appear in SEG 001 and SEG 003.