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Val Verde County posts July 15 commissioners court meeting video link

Val Verde County put its July 15 commissioners court meeting online, with the agenda posted and a YouTube video link for residents who could not make it to Del Rio.

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Val Verde County posts July 15 commissioners court meeting video link
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Val Verde County posted its July 15 Commissioners Court regular term meeting online and linked residents to a video of the session, giving the public a way to follow decisions that can affect roads, budgets, county services and contracts. The meeting was scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Old County Court-at-Law Building, 207B E. Losoya St. in Del Rio.

Precinct 3 Commissioner Fernando Garcia said the agenda was available for the meeting, and the county’s Agenda Center listed materials for the July 15 session. That matters because Commissioners Court is the county’s main governing body, and its regular meetings are where residents can watch how local priorities are set and how tax dollars move through county government.

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The county’s News Flash item for the meeting linked viewers to the session on YouTube, and Val Verde County’s Commissioners Court meetings page says video recordings are available. For people in Del Rio, Comstock, Langtry and the county’s unincorporated areas, that online access gives a way to check the record without being in the courtroom.

Commissioner Juan Carlos Vazquez of Precinct 2 also posted reminders urging residents to review the agenda and stay informed about the discussions and decisions affecting the county and community. The county’s separate public notices added to that July calendar, including a “Public Notice - Quorum of the Commissioners Court” posted July 9 and another notice that a quorum of the court might be present July 2.

Taken together, the postings show a steady run of county-government notices in early July and a court that was open to public viewing in person and online. For residents tracking how county business is handled, the July 15 meeting offered both a posted agenda and a recorded public session, with the county continuing to archive court videos for later review.

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