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Votes at a glance: Brooks County Commissioners Court, July 2, 2026
Summary
A concise list of motions the court approved July 2, 2026: acceptance of the 2025 audit; $25/month employer health-insurance contribution increase; lift of alcohol ban for Alaniz Fairgrounds July 3-4; payment to ImperialDade; two county holidays added; $1,500 internal transfer; meeting adjourned.
The Brooks County Commissioners' Court approved the following motions on July 2, 2026 during a special session in Falfurrias:
- Accept the 2025 Brooks County audit. Motion moved by Nora Salinas; approved unanimously (Yes = 4). - Increase the employer contribution to the county medical insurance by $25.00 per employee per month (meeting record notes $24,000 annually). Motion moved by Eduardo "Eddie" Garza; approved unanimously. - Lift the beer/alcohol ban at the Alaniz Fairgrounds for the duration of the Fourth of July celebration (July 3-4, 2026). Motion moved by Eduardo "Eddie" Garza; approved unanimously. - Approve payment of invoice #41417854 to ImperialDade in the amount of $457.32 (line item 012-5-0510-5120, Janitorial Supplies). Motion moved by Eduardo "Eddie" Garza; approved unanimously. - Add July 3 and July 4 to the 2026 Brooks County holiday list for county offices; deputies, jailers and dispatchers noted to receive 16 hours. Motion moved by Rolando Gutierrez; approved unanimously. - Transfer $1,500 from 012-5-0400-8103 (Adm. Asst.) to 012-5-0400-5550. Motion moved by Nora Salinas; approved unanimously. - Adjourn the meeting at 3:58 p.m. Motion moved by Eduardo "Eddie" Garza; approved unanimously.
Each motion was recorded in the minutes as carrying by unanimous roll-call vote (Yes = 4). The court did not record any failed or tabled motions during the special session.
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