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FRIO COUNTY oaths of office were administered Thursday morning, January 2, in the district courtroom to those who prevailed in the November general election for local government and law enforcement positions, with County Judge Rochelle Camacho presiding. Pictured at the ceremony are (L-R) Frio County Tax Collector/Assessor Anna Alaniz, Pct. 2 Constable Earl Heath, Sheriff Peter Salinas, County Attorney Joseph Sindon, Pct. 3 Constable Daniel Zapata, Pct. 3 Commissioner Raul Carrizalez, Pct. 1 Commissioner Joe Vela and Pct. 1 Constable Rick Ramirez, whose oath was administered by Pct. 1 JP Shanna Gates.

(CURRENT Photo: Manuel Azocar III)

LA SALLE COUNTY oaths of office were administered on Wednesday afternoon, January 1, in the district courtroom to those who prevailed in the November general election for local government and law enforcement positions, with County Judge Leodoro Martinez III (Photo above, center) welcoming the officeholders. The county judge was joined by District Judge Jennifer Dillingham and JP Janie Megliorino in administering the oaths. The ceremony was the second of the day; newly elected Sheriff Hector Ramirez took his oath in the courthouse shortly after midnight on Jan. 1. Pictured with Judge Martinez at the 12 p.m. ceremony are (L-R) Sheriff Ramirez, Pct. 3 Commissioner Erasmo Ramirez, Pct. 4 Constable Guy Megliorino, Pct. 1 Commissioner Noel Niavez, County Attorney Elizabeth Martinez, Tax Assessor/Collector Dora Gonzales, and Pcts. 1, 2 and 3 Constables Humberto Gonzalez, Rene Maldonado and Carlos Benavides.

(CURRENT Photo: Marc Robertson)