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Tuesday, Oct 6, 2026 · 4:30 PM CT

City Commission Workshop

Weslaco City Commission

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City budget

$39,927,453

Planned spending for the 2025–26 budget year from the main fund.

8.8% more than the year before.

See the budget Original budgetcms9files.revize.com (opens in new tab)

A plan, not what was actually spent. From the official budget document.

Sales tax

$1,781,710

Sales tax the state sent the city in September 2026.

3.5% more than the same month last year.

See the trend Official datadata.texas.gov (opens in new tab)

One part of the city’s income, not the total. From the Texas Comptroller’s September 2026 report.

Sources

City, county, school and special-district governments have different responsibilities and boundaries.

Sales tax

What the state sent the city, from the Texas Comptroller’s September 2026 report. Reported allocations, not total city revenue.

Monthly allocation · September 2026: $1,781,7103.5% more than September 2025
Calendar year to date · January–September 2026: $16,770,3174.1% more than January–September 2025

Monthly allocation history

Allocation payments, rounded to the nearest dollar
Report month	Allocation	Same month last year	Change
September 2026	$1,781,710	$1,721,667	$60,042 more (+3.5%)
August 2026	$2,055,408	$1,843,343	$212,065 more (+11.5%)
July 2026	$1,762,033	$1,703,021	$59,012 more (+3.5%)
June 2026	$1,807,829	$1,723,649	$84,180 more (+4.9%)
May 2026	$2,115,234	$1,921,170	$194,064 more (+10.1%)
April 2026	$1,635,726	$1,496,296	$139,430 more (+9.3%)
March 2026	$1,632,987	$1,663,369	$30,382 less (-1.8%)
February 2026	$2,244,535	$2,355,917	$111,382 less (-4.7%)
January 2026	$1,734,855	$1,675,378	$59,477 more (+3.6%)
December 2025	$1,720,519	$1,660,206	$60,313 more (+3.6%)
November 2025	$1,776,340	$1,699,309	$77,031 more (+4.5%)
October 2025	$1,629,249	$1,563,478	$65,771 more (+4.2%)

About these numbers

Payments can reflect sales from two or more months earlier, reporting adjustments and tax-rate changes. Increases are not necessarily economic growth. Comparisons use the same period last year, not the previous month. Calendar-year totals are separate from the city’s fiscal-year budget. Amounts are rounded to whole dollars. Percentages are unavailable when the prior amount is zero or negative, or either amount is missing.

Source: Texas Comptroller of Public Accountsdata.texas.gov (opens in new tab) · September 2026 report.

Budget

FY 2025–26 · Adopted budget. Planned amounts, not what was actually spent.

Budget at a glance

Manually extracted · AI-assisted

FY 2025–26 · Adopted plan.

Measure	Scope	Amount	Transfers	Source
Planned spending	General Fund	$39,927,453	Excludes interfund transfers	PDF p. 14 How this amount is calculated Source total: $41,377,453.00 Less Transfers Out: $1,450,000.00 Comparable amount: $39,927,453.00
Planned revenue	General Fund	$38,693,837	Excludes interfund transfers	PDF p. 14
Planned spending	All city funds	Not available · Citywide spending excluding transfers and component-unit scope have not yet been reconciled.	Transfer treatment not established

The General Fund is part of the all-funds budget, not additional spending. These are spending plans, not actual results.

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Is spending increasing?

Compare adopted spending plans, not actual spending.

General Fund

+8.8%$3.2M more

FY 2024–25$36,688,868

Source · PDF p. 3

FY 2025–26$39,927,453

Source · PDF p. 14

How this amount is calculated

Source total: $38,088,868.00

Less Transfers Out: $1,400,000.00

Comparable amount: $36,688,868.00

Prior-year adoption approval

All city funds

Matching spending totals excluding transfers are not available.

Both years exclude interfund transfers. General Fund spending is already included in all city funds; do not add them together. Changes are not inflation-adjusted. Bars are scaled within each card.

From revenue to surplus or deficit

General Fund · FY 2025–26 · After transfers

Planned surplus$94,945

Start with revenue. Add transfers and other financing coming in, then subtract spending and financing outflows. The final bar is what remains, not another source of money.

+ Money in− Money out= Remaining balance

A surplus means planned inflows exceed spending and financing outflows. It is not the city’s bank balance or proof of actual savings. Beginning fund balance is excluded. This is the General Fund only, not the whole city.

See exact calculation & source pages

General Fund · USD · FY 2025–26
Step	Amount	Source
Revenue	+$38,693,837	PDF p. 14
Transfers In	+$2,778,561	PDF p. 14
Spending	−$39,927,453	PDF p. 14
Transfers Out	−$1,450,000	PDF p. 14
Planned surplus	+$94,945	Calculated from the rows above

Spending is subtracted once; capital or debt service already included in it is not deducted again. Transfers and other financing must be fully accounted for before this chart can show a result.

Where the money goes

General Fund · Excludes interfund transfers

Show exact amounts

General Fund spending$39,927,453

Public Safety$23M
57.5% of totalPDF p. 14
General Government$9M
22.6% of totalPDF p. 14
Public Works$2.8M
7.0% of totalPDF p. 14
Culture & Recreation$2.6M
6.6% of totalPDF p. 14
Highway and Steets$1.9M
4.9% of totalPDF p. 14
Debt Service (Lease Payments)$594K
1.5% of totalPDF p. 14

All categories included. Rounded percentages may not total 100%. Original city categories are preserved.

Sources & how these numbers were prepared

Transcribed from the archived city PDF with AI assistance in this workspace. No API extraction was run and no independent human audit is claimed.

Fiscal period: 2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30. This summarizes the linked adopted document; later amendments may not be reflected.

Prepared Sep 15, 2026. Figures may contain interpretation errors. Follow each PDF page link to check its source.

Officials listed on the official published directory. Office and place labels follow the source; places are not necessarily geographic districts.

City Commission

Elected

Name	Office	Place
Adrian Gonzalez	Mayor
Pete Garcia Jr.	City Commissioner · Mayor Pro Tem	At-Large
Israel Gonzalez Jr.	City Commissioner	At-Large
Josh Pedraza	City Commissioner	District 1
Letty Lopez	City Commissioner	District 2
Jose "JP" Rodriguez	City Commissioner	District 3
Adrian Farias	City Commissioner	District 4

Source: City of Weslaco — Mayor and City Commissionweslacotx.gov (opens in new tab)

Economic Development Corporation

Appointed

Name	Office	Contact
Sandra Charlton, CPA	Board Member · Board President
Kristopher M. Garcia	Board Member · Board Vice President
Jerry Gonzalez	Board Member · Board Treasurer
Hector Solis	Board Member · Board Secretary
Joe Olivarez	Board Member
Robert Donalson	Board Member
Jeffery Everitt	Board Member

Source: Weslaco EDC — Board of Directorsweslacoedc.com (opens in new tab)

Meetings checked 1 day ago · Officials checked Sep 15, 2026

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General Fund

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Where the money goes

September 2026

August 2026

July 2026

June 2026

City Commission

Economic Development Corporation

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