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Commissioners ratify Homeland Security agreements for Precinct 1 and 4 constables
Summary
Guadalupe County ratified federal Homeland Security agreements that allow Precinct 1 and Precinct 4 constables (and the sheriff) to participate in DHS/ICE programs and receive startup and subsequent funds; auditors will establish budget lines.
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The court ratified agreements that permit Precinct 1 and Precinct 4 constables to participate in certain Department of Homeland Security programs and to receive startup and follow-on funding routed to the county. A commissioner said both precincts applied and were approved to work with the federal department and that a startup amount will be paid to each constable’s office; the sheriff’s office is already listed on the federal site.
The auditor said the county will need to set up a budget line and treat receipts like grant or other revenue when they come in. Legal staff reviewed the standard federal forms and indicated little flexibility in the templates; the court ratified the agreements by motion to enable the constables to receive the funds and begin the related work.
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