Resources for Officials A yearly report that covers updates, achivements and across TAC and the counties that we serve.
Legal Services A collection of TAC and external resources to support counties' economic development and regulatory authority.
Education and Training The Texas Judicial Academy's mission is to ensure judicial excellence through providing education and resources for the constitutional county courts of Texas.
Website Accessibility Tips and Resources
TAC CIRA In light of the Department of Justice’s final rule, check out our collection of resources meant to aid and inform counties on the legal requirements related to the ADA and the WCAG.
TAC CIRA A list of members who serve on the Advisory Committee for TAC County Information Resources Agency.
County Elections Academy Advisory Committee
Education and Training The County Elections Academy Advisory Committee supports elections education programs for constitutional county officials.
Risk Management Pool TAC members can participate in a variety of free webinars presented by the Texas Association of Counties Risk Management Pool (TAC RMP).
For more than 35 years, TAC has furnished high-quality benefits to Pool member employees, retirees, officials and their dependents.
TAC is dedicated to delivering quality educational programs and continuing education opportunities, leveraging member insights to curate training specific for Texas county employees.
News & Information Are you writing about the Texas Association of Counties or needing information about issues affecting Texas county government? Here's a guide to information for journalists, students, legislative staffers, analysts and researchers.
County Best Practices Awards Program
Texas Counties 101 Every other year, the Texas Association of Counties' County Best Practices Awards Program recognizes noteworthy innovations and solutions that increase efficiency, improve operations or overcome obstacles brought about by, say, a pandemic.
2026 Education and Training Opportunities
Resources for Officials Each year, county officials and staff must know more than they did the year before. Education is not an option; it is a must.