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Travis County OKs $300M+ Central Health FY23 budget

By KXAN.com
| September 28, 2022

Travis County commissioners approved Central Health’s $300.8 million budget and tax rates for fiscal year 2022-23, with a lone dissenting vote coming from Commissioner Margaret Gómez. Ahead of her vote, Gómez expressed her frustrations with a lack of answers to questions she said she’s asked Central Health officials for years.

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