Reeves County

Reeves County is a county government in Southwest Texas, established in 1883 when it was separated from Pecos County and officially organised the following year. It covers more than 2,600 square miles, making it one of the largest counties in Texas by area, and administers its jurisdiction from Pecos, Texas, the county seat and most populous city. The county sits within the Permian Basin and the Delaware Basin, a region whose economy is closely tied to oil and gas.

The county employs staff across a broad set of departments and functions. Operational areas include the Road & Bridge Department, Building & Grounds Maintenance, Cemetery & Parks, and a Golf Course and Recreation Center. Public-facing services are delivered through Veterans Services, Senior Citizen Programs run from multipurpose centres, the Sheriff's Office, and the District Clerk's Office, which handles court records and administrative duties. Human Resources supports the county's own workforce.

As an employer, the county states a commitment to quality public services, with an emphasis on transparency and on accessibility for all residents. Further information about the county and its departments is available at https://reevescounty.org/.