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Bulverde council to consider temporary judge for Oct. 28 court setting

A proposed temporary judge would cover the Oct. 28 municipal court setting during the judge’s absence; council action is next.

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Bulverde City Council is scheduled to consider appointing Mario Trevino as temporary alternate municipal judge for the Municipal Court of Record at its Oct. 28 meeting. The proposed appointment would address the municipal judge's temporary absence for the court setting scheduled that day.

The posted agenda describes a temporary absence of the municipal judge for the Oct. 28, 2026, court setting. It identifies Trevino as the person council will discuss appointing for that setting. The posted item calls for discussion and possible action, so the name in the notice is a proposal rather than an appointment already made.

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Posted meeting agendaTemporary alternate municipal judge
temporary absence for the court setting scheduled on October 28, 2026.
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The posted Oct. 28 agenda describes the court setting behind the proposed temporary appointment.

What the appointment would cover

The proposal concerns who would serve in Bulverde's Municipal Court of Record for its Oct. 28 court setting. The court setting and council meeting share a date, making the timing of council's decision relevant to people using the court's service that day. The agenda describes the appointment as temporary and ties it to the municipal judge's temporary absence; it does not provide a separate decision record. Readers should look to the council's subsequent public action for the result and any stated terms.

The posted item asks council to discuss and consider action on the temporary appointment. That wording leaves council to decide whether to make the appointment at the meeting. It does not establish a vote, a term of service or compensation. Those details are questions for the action record if council takes one.

When and where to participate

Bulverde City Council is scheduled to meet Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2026, at 8 a.m. in the Bulverde Police Department training room, 30263 Heimer Cove. The meeting time and location come from the posted city agenda; readers planning to attend can check the city's posted notice for any update before traveling.

The agenda provides an opportunity to comment on posted items and a later opportunity to comment on other topics. Someone wishing to address the proposed judge appointment can use the item-specific opportunity; the later general comment period follows completion of the regular agenda items. These are participation opportunities listed for the upcoming meeting, rather than testimony from a meeting already held.

What to check next

The Oct. 28 council action is the next verification point. The city's posted agenda identifies the proposed appointee and the court setting; a later public action record would show whether council approved the appointment and on what terms. Readers can use the posted agenda to identify item 2.A when checking that record.

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