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Bexar County commissioners on Tuesday approved an outreach program intended to curb homelessness in Precinct 2.
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In other county news unrelated to commissioners, local jury pay has been increased under new state laws that took effect Sept. 1. Potential jurors will also see a redesigned jury summons show up in the mail.
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Also, vehicles are the source of some wildfires. Sparks from tire blowouts can trigger a roadside fire, so drivers should check the condition of tires before hitting the road.
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They also tabled budget transfers of around $2 million to replenish the budgets in the courts used to pay court appointed attorneys.
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Also, Sheriff Javier Salazar asked commissioners to approve more than $3 million in overtime costs to staff the crowded jail from this past June through September, sparking more debate on how to reduce costs there.
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Bexar County commissioners on Tuesday approved a $3 million loan to bridge a funding gap to help the non-profit Alamo Community Group construct the Cattleman Square Lofts, bringing affordable housing to entry level workers downtown.
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Commissioners on Tuesday voted to move forward on plans to expand three major county facilities.
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Bexar County Medical Examiner Kimberley Molina warned county commissioners on Tuesday her overworked office is on the verge of collapse.
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Bexar County Commissioners on Tuesday heard an update on state bills on property tax relief and deputy manpower.