• Assisting the Mayor and City Council in
   fulfilling their duties and responsibilities;
• Improving public access to municipal
   records and other information;
• Providing daily assistance to all
   administrative departments of the City;
• Serving as Elections Administrator for
   City elections
• Processing Vendor and Alcohol permits

Records Management in the City Secretary’s office includes preservation, management, and disposal of City records in accordance with the Texas State Library requirements; providing information to the public in compliance with the Public Information Act.

As Human Resources Director the City Secretary manages personnel files; informs and educates employees on health/dental insurance benefits; files and maintains workers compensation claims; and posts employment opportunity notices.

Notice of Election to be held May 10, 2008

Notice of election (English): PDF
Avisio de eleccion (Spanish): PDF
Explanation of Amendments (English & Spanish): PDF

Schedule for May 10, 2008, Election
Voting at Compton Hall, 704 W. Yoakum, Aransas Pass, Texas

Schedule for Primary Voting
Voting at Compton Hall, 704 W. Yoakum, Aransas Pass, Texas

Elections

Elections for the Mayor and four places on the City Council are held every year for two-year terms. In odd years, election for the Mayor and Council Members Place 1 and Place 3 is held. In even years, election for Council Members Place 2 and Place 4 is held.

In 2006, the City of Aransas Pass contracted with San Patricio County to have the San Patricio County Elections Administrator conduct elections for the City. The City election was held in conjunction with Aransas Pass Independent School District at Compton Hall, 740 W. Yoakum, Aransas Pass, Texas on May 13, 2006. Early Voting was held May 1 through May 9 at Compton Hall.

How do you register? From the Texas Secretary of State:
Registering to vote is easy in Texas . It doesn’t even require a stamp! Official applications to register to vote are postage-paid by the State of Texas. You may obtain an application from the county Voter Registrar’s office—whose contact information is at the bottom of this article , the Secretary of State’s office, libraries, many post offices, high schools, and on the web. From the Secretary of State's office, you may request that they send you an official, postage-paid application. Or, you may download an informal application, but you will be required to affix a stamp before mailing. You may also register to vote when you apply for or renew your driver’s license.

Read the instructions on the form, fill it out and mail it, postage-free, to the Voter Registrar in your county, or take it to the Voter Registrar’s office in your county.

You must be at least 17 years and 10 months of age on the date you apply. If for any reason you cannot register yourself, with your permission, your spouse, parent or child may fill out and sign an application for you if that person is a registered voter or has applied for voter registration. This person is known as your "agent."

The application must be received in the Voter Registrar’s office or postmarked 30 days before an election in order for you to be eligible to vote in that election. You will receive a voter registration certificate in the mail after the Voter Registrar has processed your voter registration application. Upon receipt of the voter registration certificate, sign it, fold it and keep in it in your wallet and take it to the polls with you when you vote.

All voters who registered to vote in Texas must provide a Texas driver’s license number or personal identification number issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety. If you do not have such a number, then you must state that fact and provide the last four digits of your social security number. If you do not have a social security number, you must also state that fact.

Boards, Commissions, and Committees

If you would like to apply for a position, please complete the application form (PDF | DOC) and mail, fax, or email it to the City Secretary.