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DepartmentHarris County Commissioners Court

Universal Services

41 items where Harris County Commissioners Court's official record names Universal Services as the department bringing it forward.

Grouped from the department name each item's own record states — not an org chart, and not every item names a department (most don't), so this isn't a complete list of everything that department has done.

Items

PASSED2026-08-06Contracts & spending

The county is amending and renewing its agreement with Novacoast, Inc., adding $86,768 for additional identity access management software and services for Universal Services for one year through a state cooperative contract.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Contracts & spending

The Court is asked to receive an update from Universal Services on the county's ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Transformation Strategy Project.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-06Contracts & spending

The Court is asked to receive the Technology Purchasing Quarterly Audit Report for FY2026 Quarter 2 from Universal Services.

PASSED2026-08-06Public safety

Universal Services requested an executive session to discuss security and cybersecurity devices, an audit of Harris County's data and cybersecurity needs, and regional cybersecurity; a motion was made and carried directing Universal Services to move forward with a threat analysis of the US managed network.

PASSED2026-08-06Public safety

After an executive session on security and cybersecurity matters, the Court directed Universal Services to report back with any findings and an action plan if one is needed.

PASSED2026-06-11Public safety

The county is extending its sole-source contract with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for enhancements and upgrades to the TxWARN Astro P25 radio system through August 2027, with no increase in cost.

PASSED2026-06-11Contracts & spending

The Commissioners Court approved updates to the recorded attributes of certain county vehicles across various departments.

ON THE AGENDA2026-06-11City workforce

The Court received an update from Universal Services on the progress of making Harris County websites compliant with ADA and WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards.

Universal Services — items brought before Harris County Commissioners Court — PlainDocket