Comal County's auditor presented $1,430,151.32 in claims for the Oct. 29 Commissioners Court session. That is the total in the county's dated certification, which presents invoices for the court's approval before most claims are sent to the treasurer.
The submitted claims represent $1,430,151.32 in potential payments for county operations, subject to the court's approval process. The packet divides the total into $431,905.36 in electronic funds transfers excluding payroll and $998,245.96 in regular claims.
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 ↗
The two categories add to the stated total. The certification says the auditor reviewed the invoices for receipt of goods or services, legal debt, compliance with court policies and consistency with the approved budget. It also says claims generally go to the treasurer after court approval; it identifies a separate ministerial treatment for certain Hot Check and forfeiture fund claims.
This is the Oct. 29 claims packet, a separate weekly submission from the Oct. 22 packet. Its total is an amount presented for approval, not a finding that commissioners approved every claim or that the payments cleared. The court's outcome record and subsequent payment records are the next checks. Readers can inspect the category totals and invoice listings in the county's Oct. 29 certification.