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Office of Rural Community Affairs (ORCA)
orca.state.tx.us
Health, economic development, and community development programs targeting rural communities. Gives information on grants, training services and health unit activities, with current news and outreach events.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
tceq.state.tx.us
(Formerly Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission.) The lead environmental agency for the state of Texas.
Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services
dads.state.tx.us
Information and resources for older Texans and their families, including information on nursing homes, local agencies, and financial assistance.
State Office of Administrative Hearings
soah.state.tx.us
Manages contested cases and conducts hearings for other state agencies. Includes general and administrative law dockets, rules, employment opportunities, and office locations.
The Railroad Commission of Texas
rrc.state.tx.us
Regulates the oil and gas industry, including utilities, pipeline and rail safety, liquefied petroleum gas, and surface mining of coal and uranium. Electronic filing, oil and gas data, regulations and procedures, maps, and staff information.
Texas Office of State-Federal Relations
osfr.state.tx.us
Represents state government with federal offices and agencies. Includes information on staff, internship opportunities, issues and legislation.
Directory of elected and appointed officials
txdirectory.com
Order the 'almanac' of Texas government. The Texas State Directory contains names and addresses of elected and appointed officers of the state from the governor's office to the over 1100 cities in Texas. Your best reference for 'who's who' in Texas.
Texas Credit Union Department
tcud.state.tx.us
Regulates state-charterd credit unions. Includes directory and rankings of credit unions, regulatory bulletins, newsletter, and staff and contact information.
Texas Board of Professional Land Surveying
txls.state.tx.us
Sets and enforces surveying standards. Includes Board information and news, legislation and rules, candidate guidelines, continuing education information, downloadable forms, and boundary law principles.
Texas No Call Lists
texasnocall.com
Includes a registration form to limit telemarketing calls to a residential phone number for a charge. Also contains rules for telemarketers and a FAQ.
Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner
occc.state.tx.us
Regulates the credit industry and educates consumers and creditors. News, brochures for consumers, speakers, statutes and rules, and agency contact information.
TRAIL: Texas Records and Information Locator Service
tsl.state.tx.us
Official index to information by and about Texas state government. The information is gathered together by agency and includes the dates the agency existed, electronic budgets or reports available, addresses and phone numbers, the legal authority, access to agency web sites, and regulations.
Texas Association of Appraisal Districts
taad.org
A statewide, voluntary non-profit organization incorporated and organized to promote the effective and efficient functioning and administration of appraisal districts in Texas.
Texas Water Development Board (TWDB)
twdb.state.tx.us
TWDB is the state agency charged with statewide water planning and administration of low-cost financial programs for the planning, design and construction of water supply, wastewater treatment, flood control and agricultural water conservation projects.
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulations
license.state.tx.us
Includes regulations, forms and ongoing projects for the various businesses, industries, trades and occupations the department oversees.
Texas Pension Review Board
prb.state.tx.us
Oversight of public retirement systems. Gives information on statutes, board members and reports, tools for pension calculations, and links to pension news and public retirement systems.
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
tdhca.state.tx.us
Texas state agency providing housing and community development opportunities for low income individuals, non-profit organizations, private companies, contractors, banking institutions, rural communities, local governments and investors.
Texas Electric Choice
powertochoose.org
Learn about deregulation of electricity in Texas from the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT). Find a retail electric provider, answer questions about power, energy bills, and the safety with deregulation.
Executive Women In Texas Government
ewtg.org
Nonprofit, nonpartisan organization of individuals developing and encouraging women in Texas government and higher education. Includes information on membership and on meetings and events.
Texas Veterans Land Board
glo.state.tx.us
Provides loans to Texas veterans for the purchase of land, and other veterans' housing assistance programs. Details of programs, downloadable forms, meeting agendas and minutes, and links to other veterans sites.
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Q. I want to compare it to the government in Salem during the witch trials, whereby individuals were restricted and couldnt preform things such as dancing and reading books beside the bible. Any previous governments or governments today that were like this to some extent? Thanks in advance. 10 points for best answer.
Asked by AFL Fanatic - Tue May 13 05:33:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at most of the feudal governments during the Dark Ages. They were pretty much all under the control of the Roman Catholic church, which tried to control the lives of everyone under it.
Answered by Yun - Tue May 13 08:14:47 2008
Q. I want to compare it to the government in Salem during the witch trials, whereby individuals were restricted and couldnt preform things such as dancing and reading books beside the bible. Any previous governments or governments today that were like this to some extent? Thanks in advance. 10 points for best answer.
Asked by AFL Fanatic - Tue May 13 05:33:38 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at most of the feudal governments during the Dark Ages. They were pretty much all under the control of the Roman Catholic church, which tried to control the lives of everyone under it.
Answered by Yun - Tue May 13 08:14:47 2008
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