The Dallas County Commissioners Court held a special called session on June 27, 2025, to address various agenda items, including community needs and election-related appointments. The meeting began with discussions on addressing the needs of underserved areas in the county, described as "transportation deserts." Commissioners emphasized the importance of providing services to these communities, suggesting that successful models could be replicated in other districts.

Following this discussion, the court moved on to item number five, which involved amendments to election worker appointments. A commissioner proposed adding Freedom Place Church representatives, Anna Hernandez Garza for early voting and Diana Flores for election day, to the list of appointed officials. The court engaged in a detailed discussion regarding the legality of appointing early voting workers, clarifying that while the court can recommend individuals, the official appointments are made by the early voting clerk.

After some deliberation, the court agreed to amend the motion to leave the early voting position blank while confirming Flores for election day. The amendment was put to a vote and passed unanimously. Subsequently, the full slate of appointments, including the amendment, was also approved without opposition.

The meeting concluded with a brief mention of a closed session item placed by the district attorney's office, indicating that further discussions would take place privately before reconvening in open session. Overall, the session highlighted the court's commitment to addressing community needs and ensuring proper election administration in Dallas County.