Lavaca County Commissioners Court

A large group of members belonging to various organizations and agencies who assist in helping children and families of child abuse were present at Monday’s Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court meeting. During the meeting the court designated April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. According to the proclamation read by County Judge Keith Mudd at the meeting, approximately 270,000 children in Texas, and 162 Lavaca County children were reported as victims of child abuse in 2023. Photo by Jimmy Appelt

A large group of members belonging to various organizations and agencies who assist in helping children and families of child abuse were present at Monday’s Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court meeting. During the meeting the court designated April as Child Abuse Prevention Month. According to the proclamation read by County Judge Keith Mudd at the meeting, approximately 270,000 children in Texas, and 162 Lavaca County children were reported as victims of child abuse in 2023. Photo by Jimmy Appelt

Court designates April as Child Abuse Prevention Month

The Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court met in its regular meeting Monday and designated April as Child Abuse Prevention Month.Reading from the proclamation, County Judge Keith Mudd said, “Approximately 270,000 Texas children and 162 Lavaca County children were reported as victims of abuse or...

Court acknowledges primary election results

After hearing a report from Lavaca County interim election administrator Tenia Hudson at its Monday morning meeting, the Commissioners’ Court acknowledged the results of the primary election held on March 5.Hudson reported out of the 14,081 registered voters in Lavaca County there were 5,584 votes...

Koerth appointed treasurer

The Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court met in a regular meeting Monday and approved the appointment of Tammy Koerth to replace Karen Bludau as county treasurer. The appointment of Koerth came about due to longtime county treasurer Karen Bludau announcing her retirement last month.

Treasurer announces retirement with county

The Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court met in a regular meeting Monday morning, Jan. 22 and accepted a retirement letter from County Treasurer Karen Bludau. Bludau served the county for a total of 25 years and replaced former county treasurer Lois Henry in 2011.

Court sets guidelines for laying temporary waterlines

The Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court met in a regular meeting Monday morning and implemented a permit for the use of laying a temporary waterline in the county road right-of-way. Commissioner Kenny Siegel said the implementation of the permit mainly affects Precincts 2 and 3.

Court holds two meetings

Over the past week, the Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court held two separate meetings with one being its regular and the other a special-called meeting.
The winners of the “I Voted” and “Future Voter” coloring sticker contest, sponsored by the Lavaca County Elections Department, were Daniel Hernandez, 5th grade student at Moulton ISD, and John Moore, 10th grader at Shiner HS. Pictured are Commissioner Kenny Siegel, elections administrator Amy Kloesel, County Judge Keith Mudd, elections voter registrar, Brandy Stuckey, and Commissioner Dennis W. Kocian. Photo by Jimmy Appelt

The winners of the “I Voted” and “Future Voter” coloring sticker contest, sponsored by the Lavaca County Elections Department, were Daniel Hernandez, 5th grade student at Moulton ISD, and John Moore, 10th grader at Shiner HS. Pictured are Commissioner Kenny Siegel, elections administrator Amy Kloesel, County Judge Keith Mudd, elections voter registrar, Brandy Stuckey, and Commissioner Dennis W. Kocian. Photo by Jimmy Appelt

Burn ban to continue

The Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court met in a regular meeting Monday morning and approved a continuation of a burn ban for the county.