“The one thing I would like the Commissioners Court to know is that I love my job and am glad we have the opportunity to have a Collections Department with the tools needed to perform my duties to the best of my ability.” Melissa Brown, Aransas County Collections Specialist Melissa Brown began her career with Aransas County in the county clerk’s office seven-plus years ago … [Read more...] about Aransas County Specialist Shares Successful Collections Strategies
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Collin County Addresses Inmate Care With Specialized Mental Health, Medical Facility
“With significant percentages of inmates requiring mental health services, detox protocols, or chronic disease management, expanding our infirmary from 24 cells to 125 beds, with additional future capacity, ensures we can provide appropriate, specialized care in a facility designed for modern public health standards. It’s a strategic investment that strengthens both our … [Read more...] about Collin County Addresses Inmate Care With Specialized Mental Health, Medical Facility
Colonoscopies Save Lives
Commissioner Channels Personal Experience into Public Message
“When I was campaigning for my reelection and got diagnosed, I had to reframe my understanding of my cancer to realize that though I did not choose colon cancer, God has entrusted me with it. So now I need to do something about it. In addition to my continued advocacy for mental health funding and preventive health access, I will be a fierce proponent for colon cancer … [Read more...] about Colonoscopies Save Lives
Indigent Health Care
Thoughtful, Focused Approach Serves Clients, County
While indigent health care is a state-mandated service, Ellis County sees beyond the statutes. “Our goal is to assist our county residents in returning to work or obtaining Social Security benefits,” shared Terri Klein, director of the Ellis County Indigent Health Care Program. “We pride ourselves on walking with our clients until they reach their goals.” Indigent health … [Read more...] about Indigent Health Care
ADA Rule Addresses County Websites, Apps
In April 2024, the Federal Register published the Department of Justice’s (DOJ’s) final rule updating its regulations for Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), a new rule on the Accessibility of Web Content and Mobile Apps Provided by State and Local Governments. The rule is explained in detail at https://bit.ly/ada-web-app. Counties with a population of … [Read more...] about ADA Rule Addresses County Websites, Apps