Steve previously worked as a patrol officer and Sergeant. 

Steve previously served as a Harris County Constable and as a Harris County Commissioner. 

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Expanded the park system to over 60 parks.

Established two Senior Education Centers.

Set tax rates for Harris County, the Flood Control District, the Port of Houston, and Harris Health Hospital District.

- Expanded the park system to over 60 parks.
- Established two Senior Education Centers.
- Set tax rates for Harris County, the Flood Control District, the Port of Houston, and Harris Health Hospital District.

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Transportation & Infrastructure

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Steve Radack

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A Family Man.

Steve and Sherry have 4 sons and 6 grandchildren. They are members of the St. Cecilia Catholic Church.

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A Law Enforcement Officer.

Steve began his journey in public service when he joined the ranks of the Houston Police Department. Initially assigned to patrol, he proved himself an exceptionally capable officer and it was here that his leadership qualities were first recognized. Rising quickly in the department, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in only 5 years and would serve as an HPD officer for a total of 11 years.

Former Harris County Precinct Three Commissioner.

As the Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner for 32 years, Steve made significant contributions to the community:

Expanded the park system from 9 to over 60 parks, covering 15,000 acres with 68 miles of hike and bike trails.

As the Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner for 32 years, Steve made significant contributions to the community:

Expanded the park system from 9 to over 60 parks, covering 15,000 acres with 68 miles of hike and bike trails.

Established two state-of-the-art Senior Education Centers.

RECOGNIZING AND HONORING THE SERVICE OF COMISSIONER, STEVE RADACK,
HARRIS COUNTY
WHEREAS, Steve Radack served on H-GAC’s Transportation Policy Council representing Harris County from 2015-2019; and
WHEREAS, Steve Radack serves as the County Commissioner, Precinct 3 since 1988. He has made it a priority to develop, maintain, and enhance quality parks and trails, facilities, and services for the residents of Precinct Three and Harris County; and
WHEREAS, Steve Radack served 11 years with the Houston Police Department and a four-year term as the Harris County Precinct 5 Constable; and

TPC Agenda Item 05 — RESOLUTIONS OF COMMENDATION FOR OUTGOING TPC MEMBERS

Expanded the park system from 9 to over 60 parks, covering 15,000 acres with 68 miles of hike and bike trails.

Established two state-of-the-art Senior Education Centers.

Managed 8 Community Centers and maintained over 1,800 miles of roads and 5 miles of bridges across a 453-square-mile area.

As a county commissioner, expanded the park system from nine to more than 60 parks and added 68 miles of hike-and-bike trails.

- As a county commissioner, expanded the park system from nine to more than 60 parks and added 68 miles of hike-and-bike trails.
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Furthermore, Steve championed park safety in Precinct 3 by establishing safety standards and rules that prioritized everyone's well-being. He ensured the parks were patrolled by local law enforcement.

Established two state-of-the-art Senior Education Centers.

Managed 8 Community Centers and maintained over 1,800 miles of roads and 5 miles of bridges across a 453-square-mile area.

Led a staff of more than 300 employees and oversaw Precinct 3 assets valued at hundreds of millions of dollars.

A Family Man. Steve and Sherry have 4 sons and 6 grandchildren. They are members of the St. Cecilia Catholic Church.

Steve Radack has four sons and six grandchildren and is a member of St. Cecilia Catholic Church.

Steve began his journey in public service when he joined the ranks of the Houston Police Department. Initially assigned to patrol, he proved himself an exceptionally capable officer and it was here that his leadership qualities were first recognized. Rising quickly in the department, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in only 5 years and would serve as an HPD officer for a total of 11 years.

Steve Radack served as a sergeant with the Houston Police Department for 11 years.

Former Harris County Precinct Three Commissioner. As the Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner for 32 years, Steve made significant contributions to the community: Expanded the park system from 9 to over 60 parks, covering 15,000 acres with 68 miles of hike and bike trails.

Steve previously served as Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner for 32 years.

As the Harris County Precinct 3 Commissioner for 32 years, Steve made significant contributions to the community: Expanded the park system from 9 to over 60 parks, covering 15,000 acres with 68 miles of hike and bike trails. Established two state-of-the-art Senior Education Centers.

Expanded the park system from 9 to over 60 parks, covering 15,000 acres with 68 miles of hike and bike trails. Established two state-of-the-art Senior Education Centers. Managed 8 Community Centers and maintained over 1,800 miles of roads and 5 miles of bridges across a 453-square-mile area.

As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, expanded the park system to more than 60 parks with hike-and-bike trails.

As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, established two Senior Education Centers.

- As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, expanded the park system to more than 60 parks with hike-and-bike trails.
- As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, established two Senior Education Centers.

As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, established park safety standards and ensured parks were patrolled by local law enforcement.

- As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, established park safety standards and ensured parks were patrolled by local law enforcement.

Established two state-of-the-art Senior Education Centers. Managed 8 Community Centers and maintained over 1,800 miles of roads and 5 miles of bridges across a 453-square-mile area. Led a staff of more than 300 employees and oversaw Precinct 3 assets valued at hundreds of millions of dollars.

As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, maintained more than 1,800 miles of roads and five miles of bridges.

- As Harris County Precinct 3 commissioner, maintained more than 1,800 miles of roads and five miles of bridges.

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- County commissioners vote on the budget and appropriations, which fund essential county services like road maintenance.
- They create and enforce civil and criminal laws that align with state regulations, including land use and construction codes.
- Commissioners implement state and federal mandates while overseeing county agencies and public buildings.
- They also set tax rates for the county and its subdivisions.
- Each Texas county has four commissioners and a county judge, forming the local governing body known as the Commissioners Court.