Nueces County creates ADA oversight committee to guide accessibility work
The Commissioners Court voted to create an ADA oversight committee with department representatives (risk management as ADA coordinator) and amended the membership so the county judge plus one commissioner will be the named commissioner appointees to avoid frequent posting requirements.
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The Nueces County Commissioners Court voted to establish a county ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) oversight committee to coordinate accessibility improvements across departments. The committee will include the county attorney, county auditor, the ADA coordinator in risk management, and single representatives from public works, inland parks, coastal parks, IT, HR, purchasing and emergency management. The court clarified the oversight role is to bring questions and finalize recommendations, with all final documents returning to the full court for approval.
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