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Coronavirus Relief Fund helps offset unforeseen pandemic costs

In a pandemic, trouble comes in all sizes

How Texas counties are represented nationally

Everyone to get a day in court – virtually

TAC NEWS

Executive Director's Report

Susan M. Redford

Executive Director

COVER STORY

Comptroller outlines state’s financial outlook, transformed by COVID-19

TAC’s 2020 Legislative Conference opens with Hegar discussing budget issues

Jody Seaborn and Zelma Smith

CLIPBOARDS

2021 Healthy County Boot Camp registration is open

Conference scheduled for Feb. 10-12 in Denton

COUNTY INFORMATION PROGRAM

Trends in jail inmate populations

Number of felony prisoners in county jails surges during pandemic

Tim Brown

CLIPBOARDS

Updated briefs on legislative issues now available

CLIPBOARDS

Gregg County Sheriff Maxey Cerliano honored

EMPLOYEE SPOTLIGHT

TAC Employee Spotlight - Clem Zabalza

TAC Risk Control Manager

CLIPBOARDS

New and updated TAC HEBP member services now available

CLIPBOARDS

Training for county court assistants set for Feb. 17-19

CLIPBOARDS

TAC names 6 county recipients of 2020 Best Practices Awards

CLIPBOARDS

Basics of County Investments Course planned for March 9-12

TAC NEWS

Free cybersecurity compliance training for counties

CLIPBOARDS

2021 County Management and Risk Conference in Austin

VOICES OF COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Sara Canady

Wilson County Justice of the Peace

A Potter County landmark

CLIPBOARDS

State representation on NACo committees grows

CLIPBOARDS

Texas counties receive NACo awards

FEATURES

Coronavirus Relief Fund helps offset unforeseen pandemic costs

FEATURES

In a pandemic, trouble comes in all sizes

Jorjanna Price

FEATURES

How Texas counties are represented nationally

Shiloh Perry

FEATURES

Everyone to get a day in court – virtually

Jorjanna Price

TAC NEWS

Executive Director's Report

2020 Altered Plans, Not Our Mission

Susan M. Redford

Executive Director

TAC Clipboard
LAST LOOK

A Potter County landmark

The sign atop the Potter County Annex in Amarillo hints at the Gothic Revival skyscraper's past. Built in 1930, its 14 stories once served as the division headquarters of the Santa Fe Railroad. TAC County Relations Officer Alan Bristol photographed the Recorded Texas Historic Landmark during a visit to the county this fall.

County officials and employees (and any other Texas resident) can submit a photo to be considered for Last Look. Email your high-resolution photo to Gene Acuña.