Willacy County is set to conduct a series of property sales, according to Willacy County News. These sales are scheduled for various dates, including October 6, 2026, and October 26, 2026. The sales are part of the county's ongoing efforts to manage and utilize its properties effectively.
In other news, the Reber Memorial Library continues to be a vital resource for the community. As reported by Willacy County News, the library, located at 193 N. 4th St. in Raymondville, Texas, offers a range of services and resources to residents. Rosa Sanchez, the librarian, remains committed to providing educational and recreational materials to the public. The library's contact information is readily available for those interested in learning more about its offerings.
Financial transparency remains a priority for Willacy County, as evidenced by the release of the Treasurer's Monthly Reports. These reports, which detail the financial activities of the county for various fiscal years, are accessible to the public. The reports for the fiscal year 2025-2026 have been published, covering months from October 2025 to August 2026. These documents provide valuable insights into the county's financial health and are available on the Willacy County News website.
Additionally, the county is actively involved in various grant programs. The Willacy County News outlines several initiatives, including the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and the Texas Coastal Management Program. These programs aim to enhance community development and coastal management efforts, respectively. The county encourages citizen participation in these programs, with detailed plans available in both English and Spanish.
The county's building and permit processes are overseen by Robert Salinas, the Building Inspector. As noted in the Willacy County News, permits can be submitted to the Tax Office during specified hours. The county provides a comprehensive list of applications for various permits, including residential and commercial building permits, electrical and plumbing permits, and more.
Lastly, the Juvenile Probation Department, led by Raul Garza, continues to play a crucial role in the community. The department is located at 494 W. Hidalgo Ave. in Raymondville, Texas, and can be contacted for more information about its services. The department's efforts are supported by the Texas Association of Counties, which provides resources and information on the duties and responsibilities of county officials.