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911 official flags address-assignment errors; county to report back June 9
Summary
A Leon County 911/addressing official told the Commissioners Court that address assignments from 2008–2009 contain errors; staff will correct them and update the court at the June 9, 2025 meeting. Judge Byron Ryder raised upcoming ADA website compliance requirements.
Kirsten Jolin, with 911/Addressing, told the Leon County Commissioners Court on May 12 that the county has identified errors in addresses assigned in 2008–2009 and is working on corrections. She said staff will continue the corrections and present an update at the June 9, 2025 hearing.
Judge Byron Ryder also addressed technological accessibility, noting new Americans with Disabilities Act requirements that will affect the county website. The court did not take formal action on this agenda item during the meeting but recorded that the addressing issue will be revisited at the June 9 meeting.
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