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Coastal Bend Council of Governments |
The Coastal Bend Council of Governments (CBCOG) is a volunteer association of local governments, cities and counties, and other public and private entities.
Formed in March 1966, by the authority of the State of Texas, the CBCOG provides a cost-effective way to plan, coordinate and implement regional projects and provide technical assistance within the region.
All authority to act resides in the full membership, which meets monthly on the last Friday of each month except for November and December, due to the holidays, which is a combined meeting on the second Friday of December, and the Executive Board meeting on even numbered months prior to the general meeting.
There are twelve member counties and thirty-two [32] member cities, all having maintained membership for many years.
The Advisory Committees represent a cross-section of the region and its varied interests.
The Advisory Committees hold hearings, compile and analyze information, review applications, and make recommendations to the CBCOG on matters of interest.
The CBCOG is a designated Area Agency on Aging and an Economic Development District.
The CBCOG is also a designated water quality management agency and additionally provides regional solid waste management planning, coordination, and implementation of projects.
The CBCOG also delivers Criminal Justice services, Emergency Communications (9-1-1) planning and implementation, and Department of Homeland Security services.nth.
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2910 Leopard St. Corpus Christi, TX 78408 Work: 361-883-5743 Fax: 361-883-5749 www.cbcog98.org
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Executive Director/911 Coordinator John P. Buckner Ext. 201 Email: john@cbcog98.org
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Criminal Justice Planner Luci Rodriguez Ext. 234
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Emergency Management Planner R J Thomas Ext. 261 Email: rj@cbcogem.org
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The General Membership, consisting of voting representatives of the 12 member counties and 33 member cities (71 persons), is designated as the governing body of the Coastal Bend Council of Governments.
The General Membership is the Board of Directors of the Coastal Bend Council of Governments. Representation is determined as follows: one representative for each 20,000 population or fraction thereof for counties; one representative for each city for the first 15,000 population, and one additional representative for each 35,000 population or fraction thereof.
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Chairman Judge Linda Lee Henry McMullen County Judge P.O. Box 237 Tilden, TX 78072
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First Vice Chairman Commissioner Betty Jean Longoria Nueces County, Precinct 2 Nueces County Courthouse 901 Leopard St. Corpus Christi, TX 78401
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Second Vice Chairman Judge Terry Simpson San Patricio County Judge 400 W. Sinton St. Corpus Christi, TX 78387
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Secretary City Commissioner Al Garcia City of Kingsville 920 E. Caesar Ave Kingsville, TX 78363
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Treasurer Judge C. H. Mills Aransas County Judge 301 North Live Oak Rockport, TX 78382
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Past Chairman Council Member Lee Roy Kieschnick City of Bishop P.O. Box 356 Bishop, TX 78343
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ARANSAS Aransas County: Judge C.H. Mills, Commissioner Charles Smith City of Rockport: Council Member William Fisher Town of Fulton: Mayor Russel Cole
BEE Bee County: David Morgan, Commissioner Ronnie Olivares City of Beeville: Mayor Jimmy Martinez, Jr.
BROOKS Brooks County: Judge Raul Ramirez City of Falfurrias: Robert Guerra
DUVAL Duval County: Abel Aragon City of Benavides: Vacant City of Freer: Mayor Arnoldo Cantu City of San Diego: Ernesto Sanchez
JIM WELLS Jim Wells County: Judge Arnoldo Saenz, Commissioner Zeneida Sanchez City of Alice: Ray De Los Santos, Mayor Pro Tem Juan Rodriguez, Jr. City of Orange Grove: Rick Lopez City of Premont: Mayor Norma Tullos
KENEDY Kenedy County: Louise Edgar Turcotte, III
KLEBERG Kleberg County: Commissioner Romeo Lomas, Commissioner Roy Cantu City of Kingsville: Council member Al Garcia, Carlos Yerena
LIVE OAK Live Oak County: Judge Jim Huff City of George West: Mayor Sylvia Steele City of Three Rivers: Mayor James Liska
MCMULLEN McMullen County: Judge Linda Lee Henry
NUECES Nueces County: Judge Loyd Neal Commissioner Oscar Ortiz Commissioner Chuck Cazalas Commissioner Peggy Banales Commissioner Mike Pusley Mr. Oscar Soliz Mr. M. Brent Ocker Ms. Annette Monttet Ken Faughn Margaret Hayes Anna Flores Glen Sullivan Tyner Little Elias Vasquez Mike Biddle Bill Roberts
City of Agua Dulce: Mayor Jeanne Goode
City of Bishop: Council member Lee Roy Kieschnick
City of Corpus Christi: Mayor Joe Adame Council member Kevin Kieschnick Council member Mark Scott Council member Larry Elizondo Angel Escobar Chief Richard Hooks Margie Rose Bill Hennings Rudy Garza
City of Driscoll Sandra Martinez
City of Robstown: Council member Arlene Rodriguez
City of Port Aransas: Mayor Claude Brown
REFUGIO Refugio County: Commissioner Ann Lopez Town of Bayside: Mayor Billy Paul Fricks Town of Refugio: Council member Karen Watts Town of Woodsboro: Mayor George Hernandez
SAN PATRICIO San Patricio County: Judge Terry Simpson Commissioner Fred Nardini Commissioner Nina Trevino Commissioner Alma Moreno City of Aransas Pass: Vacant City of Gregory: Mayor Victor P. Lara, III City of Ingleside: Mayor Stella Hermann City of Ingleside-on-the-Bay: Council Member Jo Ann Ehmann City of Mathis: Councilman Roy Sanchez City of Odem: Ms. Billie Jo Tennill City of Portland: Mayor David Krebs City of Sinton: Mr. Jackie Knox City of Taft: Florencio Sauceda
ASSSOCIATE MEMBERS Corpus Christi Metropolitan Planning Organization Nueces County Appraisal District San Patricio Municipal Water District South Texas Water Authority Port of Corpus Christi Authority San Patricio County Drainage District Nueces County Water Control and Improvement District No. 3 Nueces County Drainage District No. 2 Aransas County Navigation District
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