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Experience, communication help Margaret Gómez tackle difficult issues  - Austin Monitor

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By Ken Chambers
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Friday, December 22, 2023 by Ken Chambers With more time logged in office than the other commissioners on the court, Travis County Precinct 4 Commissioner Margaret Gómez is able to bring a long-term perspective to county government. Gómez took office in 1995, making her the longest-tenured commissioner currently in office. But her career with the county began long before that.
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Travillion finds connecting resources helps solve complex issues - Austin Monitor

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By Ken Chambers
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Friday, December 22, 2023 by Ken Chambers When Travis County Precinct 1 Commissioner Jeff Travillion looks at the county’s accomplishments in the year past, he sees lessons learned in the pandemic – and in his childhood – put into practice. “It was really no one thing. We pulled together a large group of resources to address complicated problems,” he said.
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Renewed cooperation eliminates backlog of sexual assault evidence kits - Austin Monitor

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By Ken Chambers
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Friday, December 15, 2023 by Ken Chambers After years of discord, the team created to improve Travis County’s response to sexual assault is back to collaborating, team members told the Commissioners Court Tuesday, and a backlog of untested evidence kits has been processed. Spurred by state law enacted in 2021, the members of SARRT, or the Austin/Travis County Sexual Assault Response and Resource Team, are sitting at the table again.
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