The Victoria County Judge and Commissioners Court are pleased to announce the return of Victoria County 360 (VC360), a free six-week public engagement initiative designed to foster a greater understanding of county government through direct citizen participation. Now entering its second year, VC360 builds on the success of its inaugural program by offering residents an even deeper look into county operations and economic development.

Victoria County 360 is designed to inform and empower residents by providing a structured, comprehensive, and transparent look at how county government serves the community. Through guided tours, interactive sessions, and discussions with county officials, participants gain meaningful insight into the services, responsibilities, and daily operations that support Victoria County.

Sessions will be held from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Mondays, from September 28 through November 2. Elected officials and department leaders will present on topics including public safety, criminal justice and courts, public health services, emergency management, infrastructure and development, and county history. Applications are now open as of May 4 and will close on Monday, July 20. A detailed agenda will be provided to selected participants.

“We are proud to bring back this initiative and continue offering residents meaningful opportunities to engage directly with county leaders, gain fresh perspectives on county operations, and learn more about the services and progress shaping Victoria County,” County Judge Ben Zeller said.

For additional information and to apply for the Victoria County 360 program, please visit vctx.org.