Access a variety of TAC publications and tools.
The Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP) has provided counties with a stable, sustainable resource of protection against risks and liabilities for more than 45 years.
Program Structure and Expectations
Education and Training Leadership 254 challenges, stretches and, most importantly, transforms participants into leaders who can positively affect their counties and Texas.
Education and Training TAC submits applications for CE credit to each governing body. Upon approval, the number of hours will be posted.
Application and TAC Scholarship
Education and Training TAC provides a scholarship to each participant selected. The scholarship covers Leadership 254 course materials, assessments, food and lodging.
Legal Services Revised: 2026
Risk Management Pool Your county’s guide to protecting your employees, your assets and dollars.
HEBP & UF Power Through Pooling
Risk Management Pool Your county’s guide to protecting your employees, your assets and dollars
Risk Management Services & Training Brochure
Risk Management Pool For more than 45 years, the TAC Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP) has provided counties with a stable, sustainable resource of protection against a variety of risks and liabilities.
Website Accessibility Tips and Resources
TAC CIRA These resources are meant to aid and inform counties on the legal requirements related to the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) Version 2.1, Level AA technical standard.
Risk Management Pool The TAC Risk Management Pool offers the following resources to help counties prepare for flooding and hurricanes and to recover safely from them.
Health & Employee Benefits Pool TAC HEBP believes in providing reliable, smart benefits that are attractive to your employees and practical once they have retired. That’s why we provide options for retiree medical coverage through trusted vendor partners.
Legislative When legislators are faced with issues that may affect local government, they want to hear from local elected and appointed officials.