Governor Greg Abbott announced on Apr. 1 the reappointment of Robert “Bobby” Skov to the Rio Grande Compact Commission for a term ending February 15, 2031. The commission is responsible for administering the provisions of an agreement among Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, and the United States.
The appointment comes as part of ongoing efforts by state leadership to manage water resources shared between these states. The role is significant due to its impact on agriculture and regional cooperation in water management.
Skov owns SK2 Farms LLC and volunteers as Director at Weststar Bank. He has previously served as president of both the Valley Gin Company and the El Paso Valley Cotton Association. Skov holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Economics from Texas A&M University.
According to the official website, Governor Abbott’s office has contributed to Texas leading national job growth and record employment levels. The governor’s office maintains its main offices in Austin at the State Insurance Building according to official sources. In addition, Governor Abbott was named one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People in 2024 according to official recognition.
The governor’s administration has focused on job creation, expanding economic opportunities, improving education, protecting individual liberties, empowering parents in schools, and securing the southern border according to information from his office. Greg Abbott has led the Office of Texas Governor since his election in 2014 according to official records, providing statewide authority and services across Texas according to official sources.
