Comal County’s auditor listed $1,420,293.14 in claims presented for Commissioners Court on Oct. 22, 2026. The auditor’s certification divides that amount into electronic fund transfers and regular claims, giving residents a way to see the scale of payments proposed for county review.
County taxpayers can inspect the proposed payment total and its split between electronic transfers and regular claims. The certification says the auditor checked the invoices against receipt of goods or services, legal debt, court policies and the approved budget. It describes sending claims to the treasurer after court approval; the listed total should not be read as proof that every payment cleared.
From the source record
After Commissioners Court approval of all invoices except the above mentioned Hot Check Fund invoices, claims will be sent to the Treasurer for the following items:Comal County Auditor’s Office ↗
| Category | Amount |
|---|---|
| Electronic fund transfers | $566,003.04 |
| Regular claims | $854,290.10 |
| Total | $1,420,293.14 |
Amounts are claims presented in the certification, not a cleared-payment total.
The electronic-transfer portion accounts for $566,003.04; regular claims account for $854,290.10. Together, they equal the $1,420,293.14 total printed on the certification. The distinction matters when comparing the packet with a later payment record: the auditor’s figures describe claims at this stage, while a treasurer’s record would show the subsequent payment step.
The next verification point is the court’s recorded action and the treasurer’s payment record. Readers can use the dated claims packet to check the listed amounts, then compare it with those later official records to establish what was approved and paid.