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Texas Association of Counties
Non-profit Organizations
Austin, TX 7,865 followers
The Texas Association of Counties works to unite counties to achieve better solutions.
About us
The Texas Association of Counties was established in 1969 to provide services to Texas counties and to promote the value of county government statewide. TAC is the representative voice for all 254 Texas counties and county officials. Through TAC, counties communicate the county perspective to state officials and the citizens of Texas. Want to join us? At TAC, our amazing workplace culture is built—intentionally—by a collective commitment to follow what we call the TAC Way. It’s 26 guiding fundamentals that put our values of trust, integrity and service into action.
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http://www.county.org
External link for Texas Association of Counties
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Austin, TX
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1969
Locations
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Primary
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1210 San Antonio St.
Austin, TX 78701, US
Employees at Texas Association of Counties
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Bill Rickert
Fort Bend County Treasurer
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Christopher Thorp
IT Technical Services Manager helping to build better IT operations and customer support initiatives
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Erica Macioge
Communications Professional Employee Communications Leader
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Maria Castillo, MHP, GBA
Senior Business System Administrator at Texas Association of Counties
Updates
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This week's TAC Way Fundamental is, "Honor commitments." TAC County Relations Officer Rhita Koches shares her insights. https://ow.ly/Vehb50Qbw6V
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TAC Risk Management Pool Regional Workshops are scheduled around the state and cover the latest in risk control, human resources and law enforcement. Details and registration: https://ow.ly/rHj950SisY5
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🎉 We're excited to share that our Communications Services team earned seven awards from the National Association of County Information Officers this month. Among them was the top prize – best in category – in three areas: design, newsletter and podcast. Read about it in our latest County magazine blog: https://ow.ly/tFPY50SFBsJ
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Stay informed, engaged and connected with our award-winning podcast, Texas County Voice. Tune in today! http://ow.ly/OVJZ50MNmx0
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Have you registered for this year's Legislative Conference yet? Early bird rates end Aug. 6. ✅ Prepare for next year's Legislature 🤝 Engage with peers and policymakers 💡 Get ready to make a difference Sign up today! https://ow.ly/E5Yv50Qs5lY
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Texas county officials represented the Lone Star State at the National Association of Counties' Annual Conference, which wraps today. For NACo's coverage of this year's gathering, visit https://ow.ly/QXmR50SBEb4.
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This week’s TAC Way Fundamental is “Don’t make assumptions.” TAC HEBP Business Systems Specialist Kassandra Yocum shares the importance of asking questions and how it can help dispel faulty assumptions. https://ow.ly/Vehb50Qbw6V
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We’ve created a resources webpage to assist people and businesses in Texas Counties recovering from recent severe weather. Visit today: https://ow.ly/XutH50SAvY2
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NEW! Check out the latest episode of our Texas County Voice podcast as we look at the challenges and solutions for mental health in Texas counties. Hear from three county judges as they share their experiences and lessons learned at a recent TAC Judicial Education Roundtable discussion. Tune in today! http://ow.ly/83ZK50MHjVH