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Duval County commissioners approve completed county audit
Summary
At a March 30 special meeting, the Duval County Commissioner's Court voted unanimously to approve and accept the completed Duval County audit after a motion by Commissioner Pete A. Guerra and a second from Commissioner Adalberto M. Vera.
The Duval County Commissioner's Court voted on March 30, 2026, to "approve and accept the completed Duval County Audit," a motion made by Commissioner Pete A. Guerra (Commissioner, Precinct 1) and seconded by Commissioner Adalberto M. Vera (Commissioner, Precinct 2). The meeting minutes record the motion "carried with all members voting 'Aye' and 'Against' none."
The vote took place during a special session at the County Courthouse in San Diego, Duval County, Texas, where the clerk also recorded attendees and a single absence (Commissioner Marla M. Garza, Precinct 3). The record does not specify findings, dollar amounts, or next procedural steps for the audit; those details were not provided in the meeting transcript.
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