The Maverick County Commissioners Court held a special meeting on August 15, 2025, addressing significant community concerns and reaffirming the court's commitment to public service. All members of the court were present, including Commissioner Villal, who arrived shortly after the meeting commenced.

A key discussion point arose during the citizen's communication segment, where resident Acronado Sanchez, representing a local border organization, voiced strong opposition to a potential land sale to businessman Mister Garibay. Sanchez expressed concerns that selling county residents' lands could lead to negative environmental impacts and increased toll revenues affecting local families. He emphasized that many residents from the radar base area share his opposition to the proposed transaction, urging the court to reconsider any plans to sell public lands.

In response to the citizen's concerns, County Judge Canto acknowledged the ongoing discussions and political dynamics surrounding the issue. He emphasized his dedication to public service and the importance of transparency in the court's actions. Judge Canto reassured the community of his commitment to enhancing the quality of life in Maverick County, despite facing political challenges.

The meeting highlighted the court's engagement with community members and the importance of addressing local concerns regarding land use and environmental impacts. The court's next steps remain to be seen as they navigate these discussions and consider the feedback from residents.