Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation updates notice delivery procedures to allow electronic service via email alongside certified mail, with presumed receipt three days after mailing.
Texas Ethics Commission codifies contract management rules covering vendor protests, monitoring procedures, and veteran-owned business requirements to standardize contract administration and dispute resolution.
University of North Texas Libraries provides free public access to all Texas Register issues back to 1976 through partnership with the Texas Secretary of State for searching state agency rules and government actions.
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs repeals outdated debarment rules and adopts updated standards aligned with federal HUD requirements, affecting property owners, contractors, and vendors' eligibility for department-administered housi…
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs establishes debarment criteria to bar property owners, consultants, and vendors from participation in its programs for violations including failure to correct deficiencies, provide corrective plans, …
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs proposes updated enforcement procedures for administrative penalties against property owners and developers, incorporating federal HUD requirements and establishing corrective action and debarment op…
Texas Real Estate Commission updates home inspector standards for roof, electrical, and plumbing systems while extending record retention to four years to align with current building codes and enhance consumer protection.
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs amends ethics and disclosure requirements for financial advisors and service providers to align with state ethics laws and procurement standards.
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Rule 10 TAC §1.19 expands reallocation of financial assistance to include committed, obligated, or unexecuted awarded funds beyond previously allowed contracted funds.
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