Guadalupe County proposes to budget $110,000 in Texas Veterans Commission grant revenue for its Veterans Treatment Court, with $108,709 for contracted services and $1,291 for supplies. The figures appear in proposed budget amendment 27-3, scheduled for the Commissioners Court’s Oct. 27 meeting.
The proposal identifies funding for services and supplies associated with Guadalupe County's Veterans Treatment Court; commissioners have not yet approved this budget amendment. Contracted services account for nearly all of the proposed spending, but the amendment does not identify the services or providers in that budget line.
From the source record
To establish the FY27 budget and certify the grant revenue to be received upon award by Commissioner's Court on September 1st 2026 from the Texas Veterans Commission for the Guadalupe County Veterans Treatment Court GrantGuadalupe County Commissioners Court ↗
The amendment names grant VTC27-V-013 and gives a project period of Sept. 1, 2026, through Aug. 31, 2027. It says the grant was awarded on Sept. 1. The Oct. 27 action is a separate, proposed step to establish the county budget for the grant revenue and spending.
The amendment gives no participant count or outcome measure. Those details matter for judging what the contracted-services allocation would deliver; the budget figures alone cannot answer that question.
Commissioners are scheduled to take up amendment 27-3 on Oct. 27. Residents can inspect the proposal under action item 8K in the county’s meeting agenda, then check the subsequent minutes for the court’s decision.