Guadalupe.News reporting desk
Government Desk
What the desk covers
What Guadalupe County and its cities are considering, spending, approving, and leaving unresolved: agendas, votes, budgets, tax rates, roads and public works, and elections.
Beat: Government & Accountability. 179 published stories carry this byline.
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A desk byline names a beat of the Guadalupe.News newsroom, not a person. Stories under it follow the same editorial standards as every Guadalupe.News story.
Guadalupe.News practices AI-enhanced journalism. AI assists with reading, drafting, and verification, and every draft is checked against the original documents and the editorial rules in our editorial standards before it publishes. Every published claim links back to its source.
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- Primary records first. The original agenda, filing, contract, dataset, recording, or firsthand account, not someone else’s summary.
- Collected public records. Software checks records Guadalupe County governments have already published (meeting agendas and packets, press releases, public notices, purchasing and bid pages, orders and resolutions, court dockets, and emergency alerts) and preserves each one unchanged, with the address and time it was collected.
- Meetings and votes. Outcomes are confirmed against minutes, video, vote records, contracts, or signed instruments.
- Evidence shown. Stories link the records they rely on, explain calculations, and say when the available evidence has limits.
Read more: the reporting process, source hierarchy, data collection, and the corrections policy.
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- Seguin authorizes water agreement for Seguin Exchange ·
- Texas lists Guadalupe sheriff’s office for state salary grant ·
- Texas bill would set a $15 hourly minimum wage ·
- Marion ISD to consider safety resolution and building construction method Nov. 18 ·
- County proposes used truck for Road and Bridge fleet ·
- County weighs five-year software switch for permits and maintenance ·
- Guadalupe County proposes a recovery fund allocation for land ·
- Seguin proposes about $361,000 for another ambulance ·
- Navarro ISD board to canvass trustee election results Nov. 16 ·
- Four Seguin ISD school plans and election canvass head to Nov. 17 board meeting ·
- SCUC ISD to canvass tax-rate election returns Nov. 17 ·
- Schertz to weigh appraisal district’s proposed New Braunfels property purchase ·
- Seguin offices and library close Wednesday; trash pickup stays on schedule ·
- Supreme Court clears Big Bend barrier work amid about $463,000 a day in estimated delay costs ·
- SpaceX plans $24 billion power and computing complex in South Texas ·
- Texas bill would pay $1,500 per qualifying household ·
- New Berlin to weigh development requests and 2027 budget Nov. 16 ·
- Schertz proposes three contractors for sidewalk and curb repairs ·
- Springs Hill proposes leak detection and new pumps in 2027 budget ·
- Seguin proposes about $361,000 for new ambulance ·
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