The 110th Paint The Town Event To Be Hosted At Valeria Park In Precinct 3

Maverick County Precinct 3 – The TAG (Ticked About Graffiti) Team invites volunteers to begin the New Year with resolve by volunteering and making a difference in the community! Join us at our 110th event on Saturday, January 12, 2013, 9:00am-12:00pm, at VALERIA PARK on Valerie Street close to Seco Mines Elementary School. To save your spot to volunteer please R.S.V.P. by contacting U.S. Border Patrol Agent Stephanie Anaya at 752-3066 or Diana L. Sanchez with South Texas Rural Health Services at 757-0117. Let’s continue to ERASE unsightly “TAGGINS” from our NEIGHBOHOODS. Help keep EAGLE PASS and Maverick County safe & clean. Always Remember . . . Painting is an ART . Graffiti is a CRIME!

Event Sponsored by:
South Texas Rural Health Services
City Of Eagle Pass
Maverick County
Eagle Pass Police Department
D.A.R.E.
U.S. Border Patrol
Eagle Pass Housing Authority
Eagle Pass Independent School District

Jose Luis Rosales Was Officially Sworn In Tuesday January 1, 2013 As Maverick County Commissioner For Precinct 3.

Maverick County Precinct 3 – Jose Luis Rosales was officially sworn in Tuesday January 1, 2013 as Maverick County Commissioner for Precinct 3. A ceremony was held at the Maverick County Old Courthouse. Mr. Rosales accompanied by his family, wife, sons, and parents took the oath of office administered by 365th District Court Honorable Judge Amado Abascal.
Rosales originally took office in January 2011 on an unexpired term replacing Commissioner Pct. 3 Rodolfo Benavides and was then re-elected in May 2012 for a full 4 year term, defeating both candidates Jose Moreno and Luchia Johnson. Commissioner Rosales is ready once more to serve the residents of Maverick County and continues to maintain an open door policy for all who wish to visit his office located in Deer Run subdivision. Congratulations ! Commissioner Precinct 3 Jose Luis Rosales.