Committee members push for a one-stop accessibility resource and better career-fair materials
Members recommended the city create a one-stop resource listing accommodations and highlighted outreach to the Chamber of Commerce to include private employers in career fairs; HR said applicant cards and website contacts exist for interpreter requests.
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Committee members urged the city to create a centralized "one-stop shop" resource that lists available accommodations, contact points and programs across the city's 44 departments so residents can find services more easily. A member pointed to the City of Dallas's website as an example and said a single landing page would reduce confusion about where to request help for parks, libraries or courts.
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