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George Morales sworn in as Travis County commissioner for Precinct 4
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George Morales took the oath of office at a ceremony at 700 Lavaca and was sworn in as Travis County Commissioner for Precinct 4; he thanked family, local leaders and supporters and pledged to serve the community.
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George Morales was sworn in as Travis County Commissioner for Precinct 4 in a brief ceremony at 700 Lavaca. The oath was administered in the name and by the authority of the State of Texas; Morales repeated, "I, George Morales, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the duties of the office of Travis County Commissioner Precinct 4." The administration of the oath was followed by congratulations from attendees.
In remarks after the oath, Commissioner Morales thanked county officials and local leaders for allowing the ceremony at the site and named several supporters and elected officials in attendance, including Margaret Gomez, Delia Garza and Lloyd Doggett. He described accepting the position as "humbling" and said the office belongs to the people of Precinct 4.
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