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Category Archives: Travis County
Ann Kitchen on TexHealth Central Texas
Former State Representative Ann Kitchen stopped by Keep Austin Wonky and left a detailed comment in a previous post about the TexHealth program. I think the information is useful, so I am elevating it from comments into its own post. … Continue reading
Focusing on the Issues in Travis County Precinct 4
There’s a race in Precinct 4 for Travis County Commissioner. That’s the yellowish-green area in the southeast corner of Travis County. Travis County Government has enormous reach and I get the impression that coverage of the policy choices it makes … Continue reading
