Ord. 2026-09-15-h.City of San Angelo (Tom Green County)

Consider a resolution designating Carlos Carrillo as the Local Rabies Control Authority in accordance with Sec. 826.017 of the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 826 (Angela Bloss)

Bastiat Overreach Score: 62/100

Passed: 2026-09-15 • Effective: 2026-09-15

Executive Summary & Impact

Request approval of a resolution designating Carlos Carillo, Animal Services Officer Supervisor as the Local Rabies Control Authority (LRCA). <br><br>Per Sec. 826.017, a municipality is required to designate an officer to act as the LRCA. The individual named can be a county or municipal health officer, animal control officer, peace officer, or any entity that a governing body deems appropriate. Carlos supervises Animal Control field operations in the City and has daily oversight of animal bite cases that may present a rabies health issue. As such, he is an appropriate candidate for the designation.

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Legislative Enactment & Roll-Call History

h. • City of San Angelo City Council Meeting2026-09-15

Consider a resolution designating Carlos Carrillo as the Local Rabies Control Authority in accordance with Sec. 826.017 of the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 826 (Angela Bloss)

Outcome: PASSED (7-0) • Motion to approve Consider a resolution designating Carlos Carrillo as the Local Rabies Control Authority in accordance with Sec. 826.017 of the Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 826 (Angela Bloss)

Official Legal Text & Codified Sections

OFFICIAL LEGISLATIVE DOCKET RECORD — CITY OF SAN ANGELO
Instrument / Docket Number: Ord. 2026-09-15-h. (Agenda Item h.)
Meeting: City of San Angelo City Council Meeting
Date Enacted: 2026-09-15
Roll-Call Outcome: PASSED (7 YES - 0 NO)
Category: Public Safety & Nuisances
Source Document: https://sanangelotx.civicclerk.com/Web/Gen/MeetingDetails?meetingId=1643

VERBATIM DOCKET TEXT & SUMMARY:
Request approval of a resolution designating Carlos Carillo, Animal Services Officer Supervisor as the Local Rabies Control Authority (LRCA).  <br><br>Per Sec. 826.017, a municipality is required to designate an officer to act as the LRCA. The individual named can be a county or municipal health officer, animal control officer, peace officer, or any entity that a governing body deems appropriate.  Carlos supervises Animal Control field operations in the City and has daily oversight of animal bite cases that may present a rabies health issue. As such, he is an appropriate candidate for the designation.