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Austin/Travis County 95-95-95 Targets (2020) PLHIV: 8,259

84%

82%

82%

Source: HIV/STD Branch at the Texas Department of State Health Services

Austin/Travis County HIV Care Continuum (2020) PLHIV: 8,259

84%

50%

68%

56%

Source: HIV/STD Branch at the Texas Department of State Health Services

quote from the county judge

“Travis County is dedicated to achieving the realistic goal that the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities has set of attaining the three 95% targets as the starting point on a trajectory towards getting to zero new HIV infections and zero AIDS-related deaths. We affirm our obligation to uphold the dignity of all people and dedicate ourselves to protecting the most vulnerable among us.”

Andy Brown
Travis County Judge
Mayor's Office

Travis County Judge Andy Brown

700 Lavaca, Suite 2.300, Austin, TX 78701

judge@traviscountytx.gov

Quotes :

“Travis County is dedicated to achieving the realistic goal that the Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities has set of attaining the three 95% targets as the starting point on a trajectory towards getting to zero new HIV infections and zero AIDS-related deaths. We affirm our obligation to uphold the dignity of all people and dedicate ourselves to protecting the most vulnerable among us.”

County Judge Point of Contact

Contact Person Name : Kate Garza, Chief of Staff,

Contact (512) 854-9555

Email: kate.garza@traviscountytx.gov

 

Mayor Steve Adler

steve.adler@austintexas.gov

Mayor’s point of contact for FTCI

Lesley Varghese, Chief of Staff

Lesley.vargheses@austintexas.gov
Steve Adler is Austin’s 52nd Mayor, having won re-election in 2018 by 40 points in a field of 8 candidates. His top priorities include mobility, affordability, and equity for all Austenite's. Adler is a Trustee of the United States Conference of Mayors, Past Chair of the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) policy board, and Vice President of the National Council of Democratic Mayors. While he’s been in office the City of Austin passed the largest mobility and affordable housing bonds in its history. The city raised its minimum city wage to $15/hr, passed city-wide sick leave and second chance hiring protections. Still working on the homelessness challenge, the city has become one of a limited number of cities to achieve effective net zero veteran homelessness. The city has become a world leader on climate change action. Mayor Adler has received broad recognition for innovative leadership. Foreign Policy named him a Global rethinker and Living Cities included Mayor Adler on its list of 25 Disruptive Leaders (along with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and author Ta-Nehisi Coates) to mark that organization’s 25th anniversary
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Community Leadership Messages

"It is important to work together to build the capacity of our community to end the HIV epidemic in a more intentional way. Through the Grants Readiness Committee, I want to help position our community to respond to grants and take action on our FTC Plan."

Vanessa Sarria, MPA
Co-Chair, Grant Readiness Workgroup
Chief Program Officer, Cardea

"I have been excited about the work of Fast-Track Cities in helping to improve the service delivery system in our community. This is an opportunity to look at what we have been doing and change, improve and add to these much needed services and supports."

Barry Waller
Community Advocate
Co-Chair, Testing and Rapid Linkage To Care Workgroup

“We must find new ways of providing HIV testing, prevention, and treatment, to compliment the hard work being done by so many in our community. Texas Health Action and it’s programs Kind Clinic, TeleKind, and Waterloo Counseling Center are enthusiastic in working with our communities to eliminate HIV transmission.”

Christopher Hamilton
Co-Chair, Retention, Reengagement, and Viral Suppression Workgroup
Texas Health Action, Chief Executive Officer

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