The county treasurer is the chief custodian of county finance and is charged with the safekeeping and investing of county funds. This includes the maintenance and reconciliation of all checking accounts under the care of the county treasurer and the disbursement of funds. The term of office is four years.Duties: receives and deposits all county revenues, acts as chief liaison between the county and depository bank. disburses funds upon the order of the Commissioners Court, records receipts and expenditures and reconciles bank statements, may prepare the payroll, may be designated as the county s investment officer and required to submit regular reports on county finance to the members of the Commissioners Court, and may also act as the county’s human resources officer, employee benefits coordinator, risk manager and insurance coordinator.
I have 16 years experience as a Court Clerk and I have over 8 years of that as the Chief Deputy Clerk for Justice of the Peace. I manage records, supervise staff, and I handle receiving funds on a daily basis. Every dollar that comes through my office is collected, balanced, deposited and reported to the state properly. I provide accountability, honesty, dependability and I also am committed to serving our community with integrity and I am always willing to help others. I have investments through a prior employer and current employer that I manage so I am aware of investments and how they work. I am also a Licensed Realtor so I understand Contracts, deadlines, and manage large financial transactions accurately.
The treasurer is the guardian of the counties money and responsible for receiving, managing, and safeguarding all county funds. Every dollar that comes into Bandera County—from taxes, fees, grants, and other revenues that pass through the treasurer’s office and make sure those funds are deposited properly, disbursed accurately, make sure they are recorded accurately, and also manages the county investments. This includes making sure that taxpayer dollars are invested safely, wisely, and in ways that maximize earnings without taking unnecessary risks. The Treasurer is to provide accountability, honesty, and financial transparency and needs to be accurate, dependable, and committed to serving our community with integrity.
I am a Certified Public Investment Officer with hands-on experience in county financial operations. I served two years as Assistant Treasurer, gaining direct knowledge of daily treasury functions, county procedures, and compliance with Texas statutes. I am currently serving my second term as Treasurer, where I have responsibly overseen county funds, maintained accurate records, and ensured proper safeguarding and disbursement of public monies. My experience includes cash management, investment oversight, reconciliation of accounts, and working closely with county officials and auditors. This combination of certification, practical experience, and proven leadership has prepared me to continue serving Bandera County with integrity, accuracy, and accountability.
The Treasurer of Bandera County is responsible for receiving, safeguarding, and disbursing county funds in accordance with state law and county policy. The role includes maintaining accurate financial records, reconciling accounts, processing payments, and managing county investments to ensure funds are secure and available when needed. The Treasurer works closely with county officials, departments, and auditors to ensure transparency, accountability, and compliance. Additionally, the Treasurer serves as a steward of taxpayer dollars, ensuring funds are protected, invested appropriately when applicable, and available to meet county obligations. The role requires integrity, attention to detail, and a strong commitment to public service and fiscal responsibility.
