Texas lists a $500,000 fiscal 2026 rural law enforcement grant for the Guadalupe County sheriff’s office. The amount appears in the Comptroller’s sheriff’s office award table.
The award is designated to supplement salaries in the sheriff’s office, a county service for Guadalupe County residents. The state describes the program as financial assistance for salaries in rural sheriff’s, constable’s and prosecutor’s offices.
From the source record
Senate Bill (SB) 22 establishes a grant program that provides financial assistance to supplement salaries in sheriff’s departments, constable’s offices and district and county attorney’s offices in rural areas of the state.Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts ↗
The same table lists that amount for Guadalupe County in fiscal 2024 and again in fiscal 2025. It reports awards, not county expenditures, so the repeated amount does not establish which positions received support or how much the county spent in any year.
The next check is the county’s grant and spending records. Residents can use the Comptroller’s FY2024–FY2026 award table to verify the listed amounts, then compare them with county records when those are available.