Overview

• The Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District and Uvalde County will this week release extensive records following a July appeals court ruling that expanded the scope of materials subject to disclosure.
• Expected documents include 911 call logs, evidence inventories, body-worn and security camera footage, internal communications and personnel files tied to former school police chief Pete Arredondo.
• The Texas Department of Public Safety is separately contesting release of its records, arguing that disclosure could jeopardize law enforcement operations and ongoing prosecutions.
• Former school officers Pete Arredondo and Adrian Gonzales, both indicted on child endangerment charges, have pleaded not guilty and are scheduled for an October trial.
• Victims’ families have welcomed the upcoming disclosures, saying the materials will raise questions about delayed law enforcement action and drive accountability.