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Court sets elected-official salaries for FY 2027; judge's statutory increase reflected
Summary
Commissioners set elected-official salaries for FY 2027 as published Aug. 14; Chair noted a statutory salary increase for the court-at-law judge to $216,500 effective on his anniversary date as required by Texas law.
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Tom Green County Commissioners Court set elected-official salaries and compensation for fiscal 2027, approving the changes that were published Aug. 14 as required by law.
Chair noted that under Texas Government Code (cited in the packet) a salary bracket adjustment increases the court-at-law judge's minimum to $216,500 beginning at his anniversary date; commissioners moved to set the published compensation and the motion passed by voice vote.
Why it matters: the adjustments implement statutorily required or published salary changes for elected officials; the court completed the action at the meeting so payroll and budget documents may be updated for the coming fiscal year.
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