Nueces County Law Library

It is with deep sympathy to inform our patrons that our former Nueces County Librarian Director has passed away. She was a truly inspirational librarian who first opened the Keach Family Library in 2008. Her dedication and passion was to give access to books and technology to the community. She adored reading, and helping others with her infectious personality.

The Library will be closed Saturday, March 15 for funeral services.
Obituary:
https://www.sawyergeorgefuneralhome.com/obituaries/ida-garza

Due to ongoing freezing temperatures, below freezing wind chills and freezing precipitation, Nueces County has made the decision to close it's offices on Tuesday, January 21st, 2025 and a 2-hour work delay on Wednesday, January 22nd.

The Nueces County Public libraries will reopen on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at 10:30am. Our digital library is open 24/7: https://www.library.nuecescountytx.gov/digital-content

Acting Judge Pro-tem Commissioner John Marez emphasized the importance of prioritizing the safety of employees and county residents in light of the anticipated icy conditions.

For those in need of shelter from the cold, Nueces County's overnight warming center at the Robstown Community Center on 415 Mainer Road will remain open with extended hours until Thursday morning at 10 a.m. Transportation to the warming center is available fare-free on CCRTA buses, with Bus Route 34 stopping at #1229 (GI Forum Village 1) being the recommended option.

To stay informed about weather updates, individuals are encouraged to tune in to local TV and radio channels for the latest forecasts. Real-time updates can also be found by following Nueces County on Facebook Nueces County, TX