The San Patricio County Commissioner’s Court convened on April 22, 2025, to address various local issues and administrative matters. The meeting began with a report from Judge Commissioners, highlighting ongoing projects including tree trimming in Old San Patricio, brush pickup in Lakeshore Hidden Acres, and road patching in Mathis and Sinton. Notably, the groundbreaking for a new Tractor Supply store in Mathis was celebrated as a significant development for the area.

Commissioner Yearley reported on the impact of recent rains, which have exacerbated pothole issues across the county. He emphasized the need for prompt repairs to prevent further deterioration of road conditions. Commissioner Zagorski noted that crews are currently focused on filling potholes in the Tradewinds area.

The meeting also marked the commencement of early voting for local elections, with Miss Hill reminding attendees that voting is open until 7 PM that evening for most cities and school districts in the county.

In financial matters, the court approved the payment of claims against the county and discussed budget transfers for various departments. The Treasurer's report was accepted, detailing a health transfer of $59,700 and other financial figures.

A significant item on the agenda was the approval of an interlocal agreement with the San Patricio County Drainage District, aimed at formalizing future collaborations and ensuring transparency in operations. This agreement was prompted by previous informal arrangements that lacked official documentation.

The court also addressed the cancellation of a month-to-month printer contract for the fairgrounds and approved a new lease agreement for printer equipment, highlighting ongoing efforts to manage county resources efficiently.

Additionally, the court approved the closeout documents for the Ingleside Regional Airport Port Building Project, with a final payout of $144,424.18. A request for proposals for new metal buildings to enhance equipment storage was also authorized, reflecting long-term planning for county infrastructure.

Overall, the meeting underscored the court's commitment to addressing local infrastructure needs, enhancing transparency in governmental agreements, and facilitating community engagement through the electoral process.