Lavaca County court approves bonds and oaths for elected officials and deputies
January 06, 2025 | Lavaca County, Texas
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The Lavaca County Commissioners' Court unanimously approved bonds and oaths for elected county officials and deputies during its Jan. 6 special called session.
Precinct 4 Commissioner made the motion to approve the bonds and oaths, Precinct 3 Commissioner seconded, and the court voted "Aye." The clerk recorded the motion as passed and commissioners signed the paperwork after the meeting.
The approval followed the Jan. 1 swearing-in ceremonies for newly elected officials and deputies and was recorded on the meeting agenda as a formal action.
Precinct 4 Commissioner made the motion to approve the bonds and oaths, Precinct 3 Commissioner seconded, and the court voted "Aye." The clerk recorded the motion as passed and commissioners signed the paperwork after the meeting.
The approval followed the Jan. 1 swearing-in ceremonies for newly elected officials and deputies and was recorded on the meeting agenda as a formal action.
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