Texas Association of Regional Councils
Regional councils are local governmental entities that coordinate programs and services to address needs that cross jurisdictional boundaries.
Browse Texas local government resources
Learn about cities, officials, county contacts, and more.
Learn more about Texas county government
254 counties make up the Lone Star State. In each county, a team of locally elected and appointed county officials serves their community. Learn how regional councils help communities plan, collaborate, and solve shared challenges across Texas
County government officials
The Texas Association of Counties (TAC) provides resources for county government officials. Explore resources and events designed to improve and promote the value of county government across the state.
Texas Municipal League (TML) City Officials Directory
Learn more about your elected officials in Texas. Search by city, region, county or population.
Local economic data and reports
Explore a collection of reports and tools focusing on local debt, economic development, community reinvestment, and more.
Tribal consultation guidelines
Consultation with Indian tribes is specifically required under Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (U.S. Code 16, §470, et seq.) and the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) (U.S. Code 25, §3001, et seq.), and it is encouraged for compliance with the Texas Health and Safety Code (Title 8, Chapters 711–714).
