Cameron County
Elected & Governing Officials (27)
Adopted Fiscal Budgets & Appropriations (5 Fiscal Years)
Adopted FY 2026 county budget for Cameron County approved by the Commissioners Court with total appropriations of $264.38M. Law enforcement and corrections through the County Sheriff and detention centers account for $119.61M, with $41.24M allocated to Precinct Road & Bridge repairs. Ad valorem property tax collections provide 76% ($200.93M) of total financing under an adopted county tax rate of $0.4400 per $100.
Adopted FY 2025 county budget for Cameron County approved by the Commissioners Court with total appropriations of $250.63M. Law enforcement and corrections through the County Sheriff and detention centers account for $113.39M, with $39.10M allocated to Precinct Road & Bridge repairs. Ad valorem property tax collections provide 76% ($190.48M) of total financing under an adopted county tax rate of $0.4300 per $100.
Adopted FY 2024 county budget for Cameron County approved by the Commissioners Court with total appropriations of $238.47M. Law enforcement and corrections through the County Sheriff and detention centers account for $107.88M, with $37.20M allocated to Precinct Road & Bridge repairs. Ad valorem property tax collections provide 76% ($181.24M) of total financing under an adopted county tax rate of $0.4200 per $100.
Adopted FY 2023 county budget for Cameron County approved by the Commissioners Court with total appropriations of $220.76M. Law enforcement and corrections through the County Sheriff and detention centers account for $99.87M, with $34.44M allocated to Precinct Road & Bridge repairs. Ad valorem property tax collections provide 76% ($167.78M) of total financing under an adopted county tax rate of $0.4200 per $100.
Adopted FY 2022 county budget for Cameron County approved by the Commissioners Court with total appropriations of $205.69M. Law enforcement and corrections through the County Sheriff and detention centers account for $93.05M, with $32.09M allocated to Precinct Road & Bridge repairs. Ad valorem property tax collections provide 76% ($156.32M) of total financing under an adopted county tax rate of $0.4100 per $100.