Dimmit County Commissioners Court Live Stream (4/20/2026)

Dimmit County Commissioners Court · April 20, 2026

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Public comment: resident asks court to investigate alleged use of county resources; questions burn permits

Public Comment

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Rachel Chavaria, identifying herself as a Dimmit County resident and taxpayer, asked the court to clarify whether county resources and materials were used at a local church project and whether that use had been approved by Commissioners Court. She said a commissioner was publicly thanked at Mass, raised concerns about a re‑election conflict of interest, and asked how a resident can request an independent investigation and when state law enforcement (Texas Rangers) might become involved. She also asked why she was denied a burn permit while another party was approved and requested criteria for,

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Dimmit County Commissioners Court met April 20, 2026. Public comment included a resident’s request for clarity and accountability over alleged use of county resources and questions about burn-permit fairness. The court approved a battery storage permit, authorized an annexation petition for Southwest Texas College, and accepted completion of the Diamond Age Road project amid debate over drainage and fence settlements.

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