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Welcome to the County Progress Audio Edition. The only publication dedicated to Texas County Commissioners' Courts can now be experienced via your favorite audio or podcasting platform. Make the most of your windshield time or absorb the latest news in grassroots government hands-free at your home or office. Thank you for listening in. https://countyprogress.com/
Texas County Progress Magazine hosts Texas County Progress Audio, a government show with 11 episodes published.
Texas property taxes were intended to be built on fairness and uniformity, but decades of legislative changes have created disparities that shift more of the tax burden onto homeowners. As policymakers reexamine the appr
Effective leadership is about more than managing county business. In this episode, CJCAT President and Parmer County Commissioner Kirk Frye discusses how influence, integrity, and service help local officials build stron
This episode recaps key lessons from the 96th Annual South Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association Conference, focusing on how effective leadership, positive mindsets, and strong communication can help county o
David Tullos, Grimes County Commissioner, discusses growing support among Texas county officials to increase the optional vehicle registration fee from $10 to $20, citing rising road maintenance costs, inflation, and the
NACo President J.D. Clark explains why America's county-owned roads and bridges are falling behind on funding, and what Congress can do about it in the next surface transportation bill. - County Progress
NACo President and Wise County Judge J.D. Clark makes the case for why Congress's next surface transportation bill should direct more federal funding to the county-owned roads and bridges that carry nearly every American
Kirk Frye, CJCAT President and Parmer County Commissioner, emphasizes that thoughtful, transparent, and collaborative budgeting is one of the most important responsibilities of county leaders, shaping priorities today wh
Kirk Frye, CJCAT President and Parmer County Commissioner, emphasizes that thoughtful, transparent, and collaborative budgeting is one of the most important responsibilities of county leaders, shaping priorities today wh
Texas legislative interim committees are beginning hearings on key policy issues that could shape future legislation. County officials are encouraged to participate and provide input. - County Progress
Texas law now requires certain county officials and employees who regularly use computers to complete annual AI awareness training through state-certified programs, with compliance tied to reporting requirements and gran
Wise County’s AI pilot program has evolved into a practical platform that helps county employees save time, improve communication, and support operations while emphasizing human oversight and accuracy. countyprogress.com
Municipal utility districts (MUDs) in Texas can provide essential infrastructure but also raise concerns about unchecked development, limited county oversight, and potential long-term burdens on residents and local resou
Texas law now requires all county officials and employees with access to government IT resources to complete annual cybersecurity training, following updated legislation that expanded the mandate and removed prior except
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