Harris County honors Diana Ramirez with Resolution and Designates April 30 as Diana Ramirez Day

The Harris County Commissioners Court meeting on May 22, 2025, focused on honoring Diana Ramirez, the outgoing County Administrator, for her significant contributions to the county during her tenure. Ramirez, who served since February 2022, concluded her role in April 2025, and the court recognized her leadership and achievements with a resolution designating April 30, 2025, as "Diana Ramirez Day."

During the meeting, various commissioners praised Ramirez for her dedication to public service and her impactful work in overseeing critical government operations. Notably, she led the development of Harris County's first-ever countywide strategic plan, which aimed to align departmental objectives with the priorities of the Commissioners Court. This initiative was designed to enhance accountability, transparency, and performance across 16 departments.

Ramirez also played a pivotal role in managing the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act funds, directing substantial federal resources toward community-focused initiatives, including public health, housing, and infrastructure investments. Her efforts in fostering cross-departmental coordination were highlighted as instrumental in improving the county's service delivery.

Commissioners expressed their gratitude for Ramirez's leadership, with Commissioner Briones noting her journey as a representation of the American dream and emphasizing her commitment to public service. Other commissioners echoed similar sentiments, reflecting on her ability to bring stability and organization to the county's administration.

As the meeting concluded, the court acknowledged Ramirez's legacy and the positive impact she had on Harris County, wishing her success in her future endeavors. The resolution and heartfelt tributes underscored the significance of her contributions and the respect she garnered from her colleagues.