Senate Resolution No. 76 recognizes Margaret J. Gómez for her distinguished service as a commissioner of Travis County Precinct Four and her significant contributions to the community. Inspired by her father's passion for news and education, Margaret has had a trailblazing career as one of the longest-serving elected officials in Travis County. She began her political journey in 1973 as an aide to the first Latino Travis County commissioner and later became the first woman to serve as a constable and the first Mexican American woman elected to the Travis County Commissioners Court. Her leadership has led to the establishment of vital institutions such as the Travis County Health and Human Services Department and improvements in transportation, housing, health care, and public safety.

The resolution commends Margaret for her hands-on approach to leadership, which includes engaging with constituents and addressing relevant issues. With a bachelor's and master's degree from Saint Edward's University, she has received numerous accolades, including being named Woman of the Year by the Texas Women's Political Caucus. Known for her integrity and compassion, Margaret has played a crucial role in guiding the county through significant growth and change, earning the respect and admiration of the Austin community. The Texas Senate extends its best wishes for her future endeavors and prepares a copy of the resolution as a token of esteem.