Alisa Simmons
Tarrant County Commissioner, Precinct 2 · Arlington
The gist
- Proposes independent investigations of every county jail death.
- Proposes public notice within 24 hours of in-custody deaths.
- Proposes expanding youth mental health services countywide.
- Supports pre-arrest diversion for people in mental health crises.
- Supports adequate funding for MHMR and JPS Health facilities.
- Supports fiscal stability, mental health care and jail accountability.
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Proposes independent investigations of every county jail death.
People Deserve Accountability: A County Jail Safety and Custody Death Review AgendaCampaign website · Campaign Committee to Elect Alisa Simmons · votealisasimmons.com
“Automatically open a parallel administrative investigation after every in-custody death”
Proposes public notice within 24 hours of in-custody deaths.
People Deserve Accountability: A County Jail Safety and Custody Death Review AgendaCampaign website · Campaign Committee to Elect Alisa Simmons · votealisasimmons.com
“Publish a preliminary public notice within 24 hours of any in-custody death”
Proposes expanding youth mental health services countywide.
People Need Help Sooner: A Youth Mental Health and Early Intervention AgendaCampaign website · Campaign Committee to Elect Alisa Simmons · votealisasimmons.com
“Increase access to school-connected mental health services across Tarrant County, including charter schools”
Supports pre-arrest diversion for people in mental health crises.
People Need Help Sooner: A Youth Mental Health and Early Intervention AgendaCampaign website · Campaign Committee to Elect Alisa Simmons · votealisasimmons.com
“Expand pre-arrest diversion and crisis-response partnerships”
Supports adequate funding for MHMR and JPS Health facilities.
People Need Help Sooner: A Youth Mental Health and Early Intervention AgendaCampaign website · Campaign Committee to Elect Alisa Simmons · votealisasimmons.com
“Prioritize adequate funding for MHMR and JPS Health facilities, beds, and equipment”
Supports fiscal stability, mental health care and jail accountability.
Meet the candidates running for Tarrant County Judge this primary electionNews coverage · KERA News · Feb 16, 2026 · keranews.org
“Simmons said her top priorities include fiscal stability, mental and behavioral health, and accountability in jail operations and jail deaths.”