Commissioners approved 2026 fuel and road-material bid awards, accepting Golden West for fuel and multiple vendors for hauling and road materials across many line items; several votes recorded an abstention by Commissioner Riley on multiple items.

The commissioners accepted a $307,346.08 81st Judicial District mental health court grant for Atascosa County with no local match and approved listed supplements and hourly rates for named staff, with the motion carried and one abstention recorded.

The commissioners approved a professional services agreement with H2O Partners for a multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation assessment and action plan after staff reported urgent GLO grant-term changes; one commissioner abstained due to a disclosed conflict.

Sheriff Garrett briefed the court on adopting the 287(g) 'task force officer' model that trains deputies to work with DHS/ICE on criminal‑immigration enforcement, emphasizing sheriff discretion and federal reimbursement for deputy hours and equipment; the court approved the agreement and budget line creation.

Council addresses water damage and hidden masonry during East Side remodeling project approval.

Steve Bullard voices concerns over dumpster law and civil rights at Poteet commissioners meeting.

Commissioners approve Shelby Espinosa's transfer to district court with salary and benefits intact.

Public comments reveal community frustration over rights violations and safety concerns.

Atticus County declares October 2025 as National 4-H Week celebrating youth empowerment and development.

Commissioners adopt the 2026 budget and set property tax rates at public hearings.

Commissioners approve training hours for Constable Rutherford and payroll processes during court meeting.

Commissioners approve hiring Sylvia Saldana as court clerk and Lenora Rodriguez as jail nurse.

County officials propose $1.2M budget for medical examiner's office with reduced positions.

Commission confirms 214 votes for ESD 2, planning future board appointments.

Commissioners recognize Captain Riggins and onboard new county employees in various roles.