The Comal County auditor’s packet lists $2,979,037.48 in claims presented for Commissioners Court on Oct. 15, 2026. The figure is a total of invoices presented for review, rather than a tally of payments already made.
Residents can inspect the county’s listed claims, divided between $1,795,582.25 in electronic transfers and $1,183,455.23 in regular claims. Those are the two categories on the certification page; together, they make up the stated total.
From the source record
This certifies that each of the invoices being presented have been audited for the following: That all materials and/or services have been received, That it is a legal debt, That it is in accordance with policies set by Commissioners Court, That it is in accordance with the approved budgetComal County Auditor’s Office ↗
The auditor’s certification says the invoices were checked against receipt of goods or services, legal debt, court policy and the approved budget. It also says claims would be sent to the treasurer after Commissioners Court approval, with a stated exception for certain Hot Check Fund invoices. The certification therefore describes a step before payment; its total should not be read as proof that each listed invoice was paid.
The packet includes an itemized accounts-payable report for readers who want to inspect individual entries. The next useful check is the court’s outcome record, followed by the county’s payment record, to establish which claims were approved and paid. The county’s posted claims packet shows the amounts presented and the auditor’s certification.