2026

Multiple course offerings are available on demand for continuing education credit.

Risk Management On Demand provides convenient and relevant risk management continuing education for TAC Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP) members as a benefit of membership.

For more information, contact Adrianna Ball or Michele Ewerz at (800) 456-5974.

 

For more information, contact the V.G. Young Institute of County Government at (979) 845‑4572.

Registration opens November 3.

The Border Prosecution Unit, or “BPU” as it has come to be known, is a history-making initiative involving the Texas Department of Public Safety and each of the district attorneys in the border jurisdictions of Texas. The genius of the BPU program is the close collaboration, communication and coordination it has promoted between state prosecutors and the Texas Department of Public Safety.

The Johnson County Auditor’s Office is proud to host the Texas Association of County Auditors’ 2026 February On-the-Road Area Training in Mineral Wells! This two-day conference is a convenient way to earn continuing education credits during education sessions and an opportunity to network with your peers.

NEW LOCATION! 
Texas A&M AgriLife High Plains Research and Extension Center
3211 Russell Long Blvd., Canyon, TX, 79015

Parking will be across the street at the First United Bank Building and shuttle will be available to the Texas A&M AgriLife High Plains Center.

TAC’s legislative staff is traveling the state to hear from counties as the 90th legislative session approaches. These regional meetings provide an opportunity for county officials to come together and discuss legislative issues important to county government.

The Spring Judicial Education Session of the Texas Judicial Academy will give county judges an excellent opportunity to learn and fellowship with judges from across the state and discuss a wide range of topics that impact judicial duties.

Registration will open in September 2025.

The Border Prosecution Unit, or “BPU” as it has come to be known, is a history-making initiative involving the Texas Department of Public Safety and each of the district attorneys in the border jurisdictions of Texas. The genius of the BPU program is the close collaboration, communication and coordination it has promoted between state prosecutors and the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Please join us for a technical review of the DWC-3 Wage Statement form led by Helana Barmore, Workers’ Compensation Program Supervisor at TAC.

The County Elections Academy will provide education and resources for county officials and personnel responsible for holding efficient and secure elections. The conference will provide information about the biggest election-related issues facing Texas county officials.