National Association of hispanic county officials (NAHCO)
The National Association of Hispanic County Officials (NAHCO) was formed circa 1980 as a Caucus within the National Association of County Officials (NACo).
NAHCO is a grassroots organization bringing together members to advance Hispanic issues from a local official vantage point. Our goal is to encourage Hispanic County Officials to participate in a united National effort, advocating for the communities they serve and strengthen our political effect.
Membership is open to anyone interested in addressing the needs of their Hispanic communities. Members represent districts of all sizes, as well as all types of County Officials, elected or appointed.
membership
Since 1980 members from throughout the country have come together to advance Hispanic issues from a local official vantage point. Learn more about becoming a member.
My involvement with NAHCO has provided me with a strong national support system of county officials who have shared their knowledge and experiences, and who I have learned from. It’s an opportunity to support each other and work together with a shared vision for our communities
Priorities
NAHCO is a grassroots organization bringing together members to advance Hispanic issues from a local official vantage point. Learn more about our current priority areas.
Our president
our board of directors
Hon. Adrian Garcia
Vice President of NAHCO
County Commissioner - Precinct 2
Harris County, Texas
Hon. Jennifer A. Taylor
Secretary of NAHCO
County Treasurer
Sandoval County, New Mexico
about nahco
mission & vision
Our goal is to encourage Hispanic County Officials to participate in a united National effort, advocating for the communities they serve and strengthen our political effect. Learn more about why it's important.
Hon. Alma Anaya
Treasurer of NAHCO
County Commissioner - 7th District
Cook County, Illinois
Coconino County Treasurer, Arizona