TABLE OF CONTENTS
Overview
Texas Department of Insurance Agency History
Scope and Contents of the Records
Organization of the Records
Restrictions
Index Terms
Related Material
Administrative Information
Description of Series
Department of Insurance State Fire Marshal key rate city
files,
1893,
1904-1999, undated, bulk 1930-1997,
Rural fire district files,
1958-1995,
bulk 1984-1995,
Program files,
1911-1997,
bulk 1992-1997,
City annexation files,
1981-1999,
bulk 1997-1999,
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Texas Department of Insurance, State Fire
Marshal:
An Inventory of Department of Insurance State Fire Marshal
Key Rate Files at the Texas State Archives,
1893, 1904-1999,
undated, bulk 1930-1997
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Texas. State Fire
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Department of Insurance
State Fire Marshal key rate files |
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1893, 1904-1999, undated |
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The Texas State Fire
Marshal conducts fire and arson investigations; performs fire safety
inspections; regulates the storage, handling, and use of flammable liquids at
retail service stations; issues permits for the display and sale of fireworks;
licenses and regulates the installation and maintenance of fire extinguishers,
fire alarms, and automatic fire sprinkler systems; and oversees inspection
activities by ISO, a private organization contracted to perform inspections
conducted in cities and communities to determine fire suppression rates. The
State Fire Marshal formerly conducted inspections of local fire department
facilities as part of a process to establish key rates - rates that were part
of a formula used to determine fire insurance rates for individual properties
in cities and towns. Records consist of key rate analyses, reports,
correspondence, maps, proposed key rate schedules, city ordinances, city codes
(electrical, fire, etc.), photographs, water and waste water master plans,
clippings, lists, notes, blueprints, etc., concerning the key rating of cities
and towns in Texas for fire protection and insurance purposes. Dates covered
are 1893, 1904-1999, undated, bulk 1930-1997. These files were used to
determine and document the key rates of cities and towns in Texas for use in
establishing fire insurance rates. |
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187 cubic
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1347 maps |
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Texas State Archives |
The Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) regulates the Texas insurance
industry. The Department seeks quality insurance products for all Texans at
reasonable prices and under reasonable terms and strives to protect consumers'
insurance assets. TDI enforces solvency standards and promotes competition in
the industry while protecting consumers from fraud, misrepresentation and
unfair practices. TDI educates the public about insurance so that Texans can
make informed choices and works to protect the lives and property of the
citizens of Texas from fire and fire-related hazards.
The history of state regulation of insurance in Texas dates from 1874,
when the 14th Legislature passed a law regulating the life and health insurance
business in the areas of company formation, activities and coverage (Chapter
CXLV, Regular Session). This Act also gave the State Comptroller of Public
Accounts supervisory authority over insurance (as there was not a state
insurance department in existence), including issuing yearly renewal of
certificates to companies. In the early days of statehood, practically all
insurance business in Texas was written by companies organized in other states
and foreign countries. According to State Comptroller's records, out of 61
companies doing business in Texas in 1874, only four were domestic. Until the
1876 State Constitution was adopted, Texas insurance corporations were created
by special acts of the legislature. These domestic companies ventured into the
business -- mostly fire and marine insurance -- in competition with financially
stronger and more experienced out-of-state companies. As a result, most of them
either went bankrupt or had to be reinsured and taken over by their
out-of-state counterparts.
The Texas 1876 Constitution authorized the Legislature to create the
office of Insurance Commissioner. Later that year the 15th Legislature passed a
bill creating the Texas Department of Insurance, Statistics and History
(Chapter CXXXIII, Regular Session). The Department had the responsibility to
file and maintain insurance company charters; determine net value of all
insurance companies in the state annually, to see that companies maintained an
amount equal to their net value in safe, legal securities; calculate
re-insurance reserves for unexpired fire risks; and suspend or close the
operation of companies in non-compliance with insurance regulations. Insurance
companies had to furnish a certificate to the Insurance Commissioner on the
valuation of the company. If the Commissioner determined the net value was
below the state-determined safety net, he was to notify the company to cease
doing business and suspend or close their operations. The Commissioner had
access to all books and papers of companies and could revoke or modify
certificates of authority, call witnesses to testify, and initiate suits and
prosecutions. In addition to his insurance-related duties, the commissioner was
charged with keeping information and statistics on the state's population,
wealth and general resources. He also served briefly as the state historian,
the state librarian and superintendent of public grounds and buildings.
In 1887, the Department's authority was expanded by adding
agriculture regulation to the Department's regulatory functions (House Bill
355, 20th Legislature, Regular Session). It was renamed the Texas Department of
Agriculture, Insurance, Statistics and History. In 1905 (Senate Bill 6, 29th
Legislature, Regular Session) banking supervision and regulation were added to
the agency. In 1907, a separate office was created for agriculture, and the
agency became the Texas Department of Insurance and Banking (House Bill 274,
30th Legislature, Regular Session). The history and statistics functions were
absorbed by the State Librarian.
In 1909, Senate Bill 291 (31st Legislature, Regular Session) required
insurance companies to file financial and other information with the new
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking. Also in 1909, Senate Bill 25 was passed
by the 31st Legislature, 3rd Called Session, which created the Fire Insurance
Rating Board, with the Commissioner of Insurance and Banking as the chair. The
main duty of this board was to prevent discrimination in fire insurance rates.
The Commissioner of Insurance and Banking also became the supervisor of all
building and loan associations in Texas.
The 31st Legislature created the State Insurance Board in 1910 (Senate
Bill 7, 4th Called Session), which replaced the fire rating board. The
Commissioner of Insurance and Banking served as the chair, the governor
appointed two other members, with the advice and consent of the Senate. One
Board member was also designated as the Fire Marshal of the Insurance Board.
The board was to supervise, control and regulate fire rates. Duties of the
board included to make and prescribe general schedules for insurance, together
with rules and regulations for determining maximum specific rates therefrom,
and to furnish each insurance company doing business within the state a copy of
the rate schedule. The board had the authority to alter or amend insurance rate
schedules. The board was also to ascertain the annual fire loss to the state,
to collect data in order to classify the fire losses, causes thereof, and
amount paid thereon in such a manner as to be of assistance in determining
equitable insurance rates, methods of reducing fire losses, and reducing
insurance rates of the state. In 1913 the State Insurance Board's name was
changed to the State Fire Insurance Commission and its authority broadened
(Senate Bill 387, Regular Session). Additional duties included the ability to
prescribe, fix, determine, and promulgate the rates of premiums to be charged
and collected by fire insurance companies. The board had the authority to alter
and amend premium rates.
In 1923 the Commissioner of Insurance was separated from the
Commission of Insurance and Banking (Senate Bill 29, 38th Legislature, 3rd
Called Session). The agency now became the Texas Department of Insurance. In
1927, the Commissioner of Insurance was consolidated with the Fire Insurance
Commissioner to create the Texas Board of Insurance Commissioners (Senate Bill
253, 40th Legislature, Regular Session). It consisted of three commissioners -
the Life Insurance Commissioner, who served as chair, the Fire Insurance
Commissioner, and a Casualty Insurance Commissioner. In addition to past
insurance functions, the Board now had the authority to approve and disapprove
auto insurance rates and to promulgate uniform policy reforms.
Major changes were made in insurance laws in the 1950s. In 1951
insurance laws were codified into the Texas Insurance Code (Senate Bill 236,
52nd Legislature, Regular Session). Due to a number of insolvency scandals (23
domestic companies were placed into receivership between 1954 and 1958) the
legislatures of the period passed at least 16 insurance related bills,
including strengthening examination laws, increasing minimum capital and
surplus requirements, and giving the Board more control over issuing
certificates of authority.
The Board of Insurance Commissioners was abolished in 1957 and
replaced with the Texas State Board of Insurance (Senate Bill 222, 55th
Legislature, Regular Session). The State Board of Insurance was composed of
three members, appointed by the Governor with Senate approval. Members served
six-year overlapping terms. The Board was governed by the Texas Insurance Code.
From 1957 to 1991, the term "State Board of
Insurance" was sometimes used to refer to the agency and all of its
employees. At other times, it was used to designate only the three-member
Board. The Board had initial jurisdiction over policies, rules, and rates, and
over appeals from the Commissioner of Insurance. The Board appointed, with the
consent of the Senate, the Commissioner of Insurance, who acted as the
executive and administrative officer for the agency. The Commissioner also
served as State Fire Marshal until 1975, when the 64th Legislature passed the
Fire Alarm System Act, which created the Office of the State Fire Marshal. The
marshal was now appointed by the chair of the State Board of Insurance and was
directly responsible to the board.
In 1991, the 72nd Legislature created the Texas Commission on Fire
Protection (TCFP) by combining two agencies, the Texas Commission on Fire
Protection Personnel Standards and Education, and the Texas Fire Department
Emergency Board (Senate Bill 383, Regular Session). It also transferred certain
duties from the Texas State Board of Insurance, including oversight of the
State Fire Marshal and the key rate municipal inspections. Also in 1991, the
72nd Legislature revised the regulation of insurance and changed the agency's
name to the Texas Department of Insurance (House Bill 2, Regular Session and
House Bill 62, 2nd Called Session). The three-member State Board of Insurance
was abolished by the 73rd Legislature in 1993 (House Bill 1461, Regular
Session). The management and regulatory duties of the Board became the
responsibility of the Commissioner of Insurance as of September 1, 1994. The
Commissioner is the overall authority in the enforcement of the Insurance Code
and the regulation of the insurance industry in Texas.
[Sources: Guide to Texas State Agencies,
various editions; laws and statutes of Texas; agency's webpage (
http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/webinfo/vision.html,
accessed January 8, 2007) and documents found within the State Fire Marshal's
records.]
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The Texas State Fire Marshal is a division of the Texas Department of
Insurance. The Marshal's Office conducts fire and arson investigations;
performs fire safety inspections; regulates the storage, handling, and use of
flammable liquids at retail service stations; and issues permits for the
display and sale of fireworks. The office also licenses and regulates the
installation and maintenance of fire extinguishers, fire alarms, and automatic
fire sprinkler systems. And, it oversees inspection activities by ISO, a
private organization contracted to perform inspections conducted in cities and
communities to determine fire suppression rates.
The State Fire Marshal position was created in 1910 as part of the
State Insurance Board (Senate Bill 7, 31st Legislature, 4th Called Session) to
conduct fire and arson investigations and provide technical support to
municipal and rural fire departments. The State Fire Marshal investigated fires
upon request of local officials or fire insurance companies and determined the
cause, submitting a written report to the State Insurance Board. He was also to
furnish in writing to the county or district attorney all information and
evidence obtained during the investigation including a copy of all pertinent
testimony obtained in the case. The State Fire Marshal had the authority to
administer oaths, take testimony, compel the attendance of witnesses and the
production of documents, and to enter the building where the fire occurred or
adjacent structures as needed during the investigation. He also conducted
inspections of local fire department facilities as part of a process to
establish key rates - rates that were part of a formula used to determine fire
insurance rates for individual properties in cities and towns. Beginning in
1957 the Commissioner of Insurance served as the State Fire Marshal until 1975,
when a separate State Fire Marshal Office was established in the State Board of
Insurance, with the fire marshal appointed by the Chair of the Insurance
Board.
In 1991, the 72nd Legislature created the Texas Commission on Fire
Protection (TCFP) by combining two agencies, the Texas Commission on Fire
Protection Personnel Standards and Education, and the Texas Fire Department
Emergency Board (Senate Bill 383, Regular Session). It also transferred certain
duties from the Texas State Board of Insurance, including oversight of the
State Fire Marshal and the key rate municipal inspections. In September 1997
the 75th Legislature returned the State Fire Marshal's Office to the Texas
Department of Insurance (Senate Bill 371, Regular Session).
[Sources: Guide to Texas State Agencies,
various editions; laws and statutes of Texas; webpage of the State Fire Marshal
(
http://www.tdi.state.tx.us/fire/fmhistoy.html,
accessed January 8, 2007); and documents found within the State Fire Marshal's
records.]
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In the late 1800s, due to large, catastrophic losses as a result of
major fires, the insurance industry began to formally evaluate the fire
defenses of communities. In 1916, an industry standard was produced,
Standard Grading Schedule of Grading Cities and
Towns. Texas adopted an evaluation process in 1918, based on the 1916
standards, to establish a methodology for establishing fire insurance rates for
individual properties and communities, known as key rates. These rates were
part of a formula used to determine fire insurance rates. Items evaluated to
determine the key rates included the fire department's method for receiving and
handling of fire alarms, the capability of the fire department to fight fires,
and the capability of the community's existing water supply to fight fires. The
more proficient a community was judged in fighting fires, the lower the key
rate, resulting in lower fire insurance rates for the individual properties
within that community.
Until 1991, key rate inspections were conducted by the State Board of
Insurance and its predecessors. In 1991, the inspection duty was transferred to
the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP). It conducted key rate
inspections and recommended a key rate to the State Board of Insurance for the
board's final approval. If the rate was not approved, the Board of Insurance
would inform TCFP of the reason and recommend another rate. Effective January
1, 1997, all existing key rates for cities were frozen. In 1998, the Department
of Insurance switched to a Fire Suppression Rating Schedule, the system used in
all other states, which grades fire protection on the basis of a city's actual
fire exposure and water flow necessary to control fires wherever they occur.
The detailed reports of inspections are now carried out by ISO, a private
organization, overseen by the State Fire Marshal.
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The Texas State Fire Marshal conducts fire and arson investigations;
performs fire safety inspections; regulates the storage, handling, and use of
flammable liquids at retail service stations; issues permits for the display
and sale of fireworks; licenses and regulates the installation and maintenance
of fire extinguishers, fire alarms, and automatic fire sprinkler systems; and
oversees inspection activities by ISO, a private organization contracted out to
perform inspections conducted in cities and communities to determine fire
suppression rates. Records consist of key rate analyses, reports,
correspondence, maps, proposed key rate schedules, city ordinances, city codes
(electrical, fire, etc.), photographs, water and waste water master plans,
clippings, lists, notes, blueprints, etc., concerning the key rating of cities
and towns in Texas for fire protection and insurance purposes. Dates covered
are 1893, 1904-1999, undated, bulk dating 1930-1997. These files were used to
determine and document the key rates of cities and towns in Texas for use in
establishing fire insurance rates.
A key rate analysis sheet is present for all cities, towns, and rural
areas represented in these records, both in the series Key rate city files and in the series
Program files. Types of reports present include
inspection reports of cities and towns by the National Board of Fire
Underwriters and/or the State Fire Insurance Commission re: the fire-fighting
capability of the city; re-inspection reports by the Texas Fire Insurance
Department, the Texas State Board of Insurance, or the Texas Commission on Fire
Protection; inspection reports of fire fighting equipment; reports of rural
fire departments; training reports of fire departments, and operational or
engineering reports on water distribution systems.
Also present is correspondence, mainly between the State Board of
Insurance (or the predecessor agency handling this function), or the Texas
Commission on Fire Protection, and city officials and engineers and/or the
National Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters. Topics concern the fire fighting
capabilities of the city, including equipment needed, changes to pumping
stations, water main construction or repairs, building code issues, key rate
issues, fire code compliance for buildings, and conflagration issues. Many
letters in the late 1930s concern Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects
undertaken and refer to attached blueprints, most of which are not present with
these files. Memoranda between the Department of Insurance and the Commission
on Fire Protection in the 1990s document the acceptance or nonacceptance of
recommended key rates, with reasons for nonacceptance of a rate given.
Housed separately are several hundred mostly original maps of water
systems of cities and towns. These maps typically show streets and roads,
rivers, lakes, water lines, fire hydrant locations, and other water system
features. Most of the maps were prepared by the Engineering Division of the
Department of Insurance or its predecessors, with a few created by the Texas
Commission on Fire Protection. Many of the maps were updated every 10 years or
so. A few maps, generally street maps or water system maps, were done by local
governments or private firms.
The Key rate city files series was
removed from this finding aid due to the electronic file size limitations
imposed by the online finding aid web site (TARO). If you are reading this
electronically, a link to the removed series can be found in description of the
series affected. If you are reading this in paper in the Archives search room,
the finding aid for the affected series will be found in a separate divider
within this binder.
To prepare this inventory, the described materials were cursorily
reviewed to delineate series, to confirm the accuracy of contents lists, to
provide an estimate of dates covered, and to determine record types.
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Organization of the Records |
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These records are organized into four series by State Archives staff:
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Key rate city files, 1893, 1904-1998, undated, bulk 1930-1997,
166 cubic ft., 1347 maps |
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Rural fire district files, 1958-1995, bulk 1984-1995, 1.25 cubic
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Program files, 1911-1997, bulk 1992-1997, 13 cubic ft. |
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City annexation files, 1981-1999, bulk 1997-1999, 6.75 cubic
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Restrictions on Access
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall under
Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to, home
addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers of government employees
or officials (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.117); driver's license
numbers (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.130), an archivist must review
these records before they can be accessed for research. The records may be
requested for research under the provisions of the Public Information Act
(V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an
interview with an archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email
including enough description and detail about the information requested to
enable the archivist to accurately identify and locate the information
requested. If our review reveals information that may be excepted by the Public
Information Act, we are obligated to seek an open records decision from the
Attorney General on whether the records can be released. The Public Information
Act allows the Archives ten working days after receiving a request to make this
determination. The Attorney General has 45 working days to render a decision.
Alternately, the Archives can inform you of the nature of the potentially
excepted information and if you agree, that information can be redacted or
removed and you can access the remainder of the records.
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives
search room (Room 100). Materials will be retrieved from and returned to
storage areas by staff members.
Restrictions on Use
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and
may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received
by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The
researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17
U.S.C.).
Technical Requirements
Most of the maps are too large to photocopy.
Researchers are required to wear gloves provided by the Archives when
reviewing photographic materials.
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The terms listed here were used to catalog the
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Corporate Names: |
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Texas. State Board of
Insurance. |
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Texas. Dept. of
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Texas Commission on Fire
Protection. |
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Texas. Fire Insurance
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Texas. State Fire
Insurance Commission. |
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Subjects: |
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Insurance,
Fire--Texas--Rates and tables. |
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Insurance,
Fire--Texas. |
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Insurance,
Fire--Texas--State supervision. |
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Ordinances,
Municipal--Texas. |
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Fire fighters--Training
of--Texas. |
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Water--Distribution--Texas. |
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Fire
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Maps--Texas--1915-1999. |
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Reports--Insurance,
Fire--Texas--1910-1997. |
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Reports--Fire
departments--Texas--1910-1997. |
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Reports--Water--Distribution--Texas--1910-1997. |
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Correspondence--Insurance,
Fire--Texas--1910-1999. |
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Ordinances--Texas--1912-1997. |
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Inspections--Fire
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Regulating
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The following materials are offered as possible
sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the
records. The listing is not exhaustive. |
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Texas State
Archives |
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Texas Dept. of Insurance State Fire Marshal fire insurance
maps, about 1925-1990, 68 volumes (This collection is unprocessed. An
alphabetical index is available in the State Archives search room.) |
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Texas Commission on Fire Protection, Minutes, July
1991-October 1998, 0.25 cubic ft. |
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Publications |
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Key rate schedule for grading cities and
towns of Texas with reference to their fire defenses and physical conditions,
adopted and published by the State Board of Insurance, various
editions, including 1974 and 1982. |
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A list of cities and towns in Texas with
key rate and fire record data, Texas State Board of Insurance,
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(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas Department of Insurance
State Fire Marshal key rate files. Archives and Information Services Division,
Texas State Library and Archives Commission.
Accession number: 2002/082
These records were transferred to the Archives and Information
Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the
State Fire Marshal's Office of the Texas Department of Insurance on December
12, 2001.
Laura K. Saegert, January 2007
These records were appraised as archival by the appraisal staff on
November 1, 2001. The records and all maps were transferred to the State
Archives shortly thereafter. The appraisal report can be found in the search
room of the State Archives; it is also available online at
http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/arc/appraisal/firemarshalkeyrate.html.
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Department of Insurance State Fire Marshal key rate city
files,
1893,
1904-1999, undated, bulk 1930-1997,
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The Texas State Fire Marshal conducted inspections of local fire
department facilities as part of a process to establish key rates - rates that
were part of a formula used to determine fire insurance rates for individual
properties in cities and towns. Records consist of key rate analyses, reports,
correspondence, maps, proposed key rate schedules, city ordinances, city codes
(electrical, fire, etc.), operational or engineering reports on water
distribution systems, water and waste water master plans, inspection reports of
fire fighting equipment, certificates of inspection for pumpers or other fire
department apparatus, manufacturer's record of construction details, reports of
city fire departments, and training reports of city and rural fire departments,
etc. Dates covered are 1893, 1904-1999, undated, bulk 1930-1997. These files
were used to determine and document the key rates of cities and towns in Texas
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A key rate analysis sheet is present for all cities, towns, and
rural areas presented in these records. Information on the analysis includes
the name of the city and county; population; and charges assessed for the
existence for waterworks, fire departments, building laws, streets, alleys,
fire marshal, and conflagration hazards, with a total for all charges given. A
credit amount was given based on the city's fire protection capability,
including factors such as methods of fire prevention and principles of fire
insurance, the fire department's level, fire equipment, arson reward, and
firemen training opportunities. The resultant amount (charges minus the credit)
was the key rate. Rates ranged from 7 cents to $1.00. The higher the amount,
the higher the fire insurance rates would be for individual properties within
the community. Based on the 1991 figures, cities or communities with rates
under 80 cents were listed as protected; those entities with rates 81 cents or
higher, mostly very small towns, rural areas, and communities, were listed as
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The most comprehensive reports present in this series are
inspection reports of cities and towns by the National Board of Fire
Underwriters and/or the State Fire Insurance Commission. Each report gives an
overview of the city and details of the fire department operations
(organization, equipment, personnel), the water supply and water distribution
network, water consumption, structural conditions and hazards, municipal
building codes, building construction, electric services, and conflagration
hazards; ending with recommended improvements. Each report generally contains a
plat or street map, most showing streets, railroads, public areas, rivers and
lakes, water pumping stations, water mains, water tanks, fire departments, and
fire hydrants. For many cities, the reports were written every 10 years or so,
and the later reports refer back to the earlier ones, noting changes or
improvements made or still needed. These reports are not present for all cities
or towns, just for the the larger ones, with a few exceptions. Other reports
present include re-inspection reports, either by the Texas Fire Insurance
Department, the Texas State Board of Insurance, or the Texas Commission on Fire
Protection. The re-inspection reports contain data about the city's fire
fighting capabilities in summary form (number and location of water pumps, fire
hydrants, water mains; reservoir capacity, water flow tests and plumage test
results; fire fighting apparatus available; city ordinances; building activity,
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Also present is correspondence, mainly between the State Board of
Insurance (or the predecessor agency handling this function), or the Texas
Commission on Fire Protection, and city officials and engineers and/or the
National Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters. Topics concern the fire fighting
capabilities of the city, including equipment needed, changes to pumping
stations, water main construction or repairs, building code issues, key rate
issues, fire code compliance for buildings, and conflagration issues. Many
letters in the late 1930s concern Works Progress Administration (WPA) projects
undertaken and refer to attached blueprints, most of which are not present with
these files. Memoranda between the Department of Insurance and the Commission
on Fire Protection in the 1990s document the acceptance or non acceptance of
recommended key rates, with reasons for nonacceptance of a rate given. |
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Housed separately are a large group of mostly original maps of
water systems of cities and towns. These maps typically show streets and roads,
rivers, lakes, water lines, fire hydrant locations, and other water system
features. Most of the maps were done by the Engineering Division of the
Department of Insurance or its predecessors (the State Board of Insurance, the
Texas Fire Insurance Dept., or the State Fire Insurance Commission), with a few
by the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. Several hundred water system maps
and related maps are folded and housed in the boxes with the records of the
cities and towns, most being different editions of the city water system plats
by the various insurance agencies. Other maps include water system or water
district maps by local governments, and street maps. During processing,
original water system maps found in the boxes were removed and placed in the
Historic Map Collection, along with maps initially housed separately from the
city files. These maps are listed in the finding aid by map number following
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This series is split into four separate finding aids due to the
electronic file size limitations imposed by the online finding aid web site
(TARO). If you are reading this electronically, click on the link to go the
full finding aid. Parts I through III have the largest and oldest group of city
files and the original water system maps, part IV has the newer city files.
Texas Department of Insurance, State Fire Marshal key rate
city files: Part I (city files, group one, A-G) ,
Texas Department of Insurance, State Fire Marshal key rate
city files: Part II (city files, group one, H-N) ,
Texas Department of Insurance, State Fire Marshal key rate
city files: Part III (city files, group one, O-Z) , and
Texas Department of Insurance, State Fire Marshal key rate
city files: Part IV (city files, group two). If you are reading this
in paper, the overall series finding aid is found in a separate divider within
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Rural fire district files,
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The Texas State Fire Marshal conducted inspections of local fire
department facilities as part of a process to establish key rates - rates that
were part of a formula used to determine fire insurance rates for individual
properties in cities and towns. The files document inspections and the training
of fire fighters in rural fire departments. Records are reports of rural fire
departments, key rate questionnaires, maps of the district served by the fire
department, training reports, certificates of inspection for fire equipment,
correspondence, and court orders creating the rural fire district. Dates
covered are 1958-1995, bulk dating 1984-1995. Information in the reports may
include the number of firemen in the unit and their level of certification,
number of men on call and number per shift, number of fire stations, names of
active volunteers, name of the chief, date, water tank and pump capacity of
engines and other equipment information, and the department's alerting
procedures. Information in the key rate questionnaires may include the number
of volunteer fire departments in the district, contact person, description of
district boundaries, list of men in the department and their level of
certification, list and description of fire equipment and fire stations, name
of fire chief and assistants, types of records kept, and a description of the
fire alarm system and types of drills performed. Correspondence is generally
between the rural department and the State Board of Insurance concerning
equipment, rural fire rates or key rate credit. |
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Arrangement |
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These records are arranged alphabetically by name of the
department as received from the agency. |
|
Preferred Citation |
|
(Identify the item), Rural fire district files, Texas Department
of Insurance State Fire Marshal key rate files. Archives and Information
Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. |
|
Restrictions on Access |
|
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall
under Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to, home
addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers of government employees
or officials (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.117); driver's license
numbers (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.130), an archivist must review
these records before they can be accessed for research. The records may be
requested for research under the provisions of the Public Information Act
(V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an
interview with an archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email
including enough description and detail about the information requested to
enable the archivist to accurately identify and locate the information
requested. If our review reveals information that may be excepted by the Public
Information Act, we are obligated to seek an open records decision from the
Attorney General on whether the records can be released. The Public Information
Act allows the Archives ten working days after receiving a request to make this
determination. The Attorney General has 45 working days to render a decision.
Alternately, the Archives can inform you of the nature of the potentially
excepted information and if you agree, that information can be redacted or
removed and you can access the remainder of the records. |
|
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives
search room (Room 100). Materials will be retrieved from and returned to
storage areas by staff members. |
|
Restrictions on Use |
|
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted
and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials
received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the
creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.). |
|
Technical Requirements |
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Most of the maps are too large to photocopy. |
| Box |
| 2002/082-167 |
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980 VFO (Volunteer Fire Department),
1992 |
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Austin County RFPD (Rural Fire Prevention District) No.
1,
1992-1993 |
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Bracken VFD (see also Comal County RFPD No. 3),
1984-1987 |
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Carlisle VFD, Rusk County RFPD No. 1,
1992-1993 |
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Cass County RFPD,
1987-1995 |
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Cleburne RFPD,
1958-1959 |
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Comal County RFPD No. 1 (Spring Branch VFD),
about
1987-1992 |
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Comal County RFPD No. 3 (see also Bracken VFD),
1989 |
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Comal County RFPD No. 4 (Canyon Lake Area VFD),
1992 |
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Dallas County RFPD,
1958-1968,
1995
[folder, wallet, folder] |
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Eastside VFD (Rusk County RFPD No. 1),
1993-1998 |
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El Paso RFPD No. 1,
1980 |
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Frio County RFPD,
1983-1984 |
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Grandview RFPD,
1958 |
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Gregg County RFPD No. 1,
1984-1992
[folder, wallet] |
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Grimes County RFPD No. 1,
1990 |
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Hardin County RFPD No. 5,
1988-1992 |
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Hardin County RFPD No. 1,
1977-1997 |
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Harris County RFPDs,
1981-1992 |
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Harris County RFPD No. 9,
1984-1986 |
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Harris County RFPD No. 13,
1984-1987 |
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Harris County RFPD No. 16,
1984-1987 |
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Harris County RFPD No. 17,
1987 |
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Harris County RFPD No. 29,
1986-1987 |
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Harris County RFPD No. 24,
1987-1988
[folder, wallet] |
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Harris County RFPD No. 28,
1987-1988
[folder, wallet] |
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Harris County RFPD No. 48,
1984-1988 |
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Harrison County RFPD No. 1,
1980-1992 |
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Henderson County RFPD No. 1,
1989-1994 |
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Hill County RFPD [missing folder] |
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Jackson County RFPD No. 1,
1979-1986 |
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Jasper County RFPD No. 1,
1980-1990 |
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Jasper County RFPD No. 3,
1984-1987
[folder, wallet] |
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Jasper County RFPD No. 4,
1983-1997
[folder, wallet] |
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Johnson County RFPD,
1957-1993
[folder, wallet] |
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Karnes County RFPD,
1972-1987 |
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Kerr County RFPD No. 1,
1990-1994 |
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Klein (Harris County RFPD No. 16),
1973-1993 |
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Liberty County RFPD No. 2,
1994 |
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Montgomery County RFPD No. 10,
1990-1995 |
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Montgomery County RFPDs,
1974-1988 |
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Montgomery County RFPD No. 5,
1980-1984 |
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Newton County RFPD,
1986 |
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Nueces County RFPD,
1978-1993 |
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Orange County RFPD,
1980-1989 |
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Ponderosa RFPD,
1980-1992 |
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Rains County RFPD,
1981-1985
[folder, wallet] |
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Rusk County RFPD No. 1 (Churchhill VFD),
1991-1993 |
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Rusk County RFPD No. 1 (Crims Chapel VFD),
1993-1996 |
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Rusk County RFPD No. 1 (and Gregg County RFPD No. 1,
Elderville-Lakeport FD),
1993-1996 |
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Rusk County RFPD No. 1 (Mt. Enterprise VFD),
1992-1993 |
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Rusk County RFPD No. 1 (New Salem),
1993-1995 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-168 |
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Rusk County RFPD No. 1,
1989-1996
[folder, wallet] |
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San Jacinto County RFPD No. 1,
1982-1993 |
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Scottsville RFPD (see Harrison County RFPD No. 1)
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Tarrant County RFPD data,
1957-1959 |
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Tarrant County RFPD No. 1,
1988 |
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Travis County,
1991-1994 |
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Travis County RFPD No. 2,
1981-1982 |
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Travis County RFPD No. 1,
1988-1993 |
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Travis County RFPD No. 4,
1988-1991 |
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Travis County RFPD No. 9,
1988 |
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Travis County RFPD No. 5,
1987 |
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Travis County RFPD No. 13,
1989 |
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Travis County Emergency Services District No. 1,
1985-1993
[folder, wallet] |
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Tyler County RFPD No. 4,
1993 |
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Upton County RFPD No. 2,
1993 |
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West I-10 VFD,
1979-1988 |
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Wharton County RFPD No. 1,
1967-1992 |
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Whitton Rural Volunteer Fire Dept.,
1995-1996 |
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Zapata County Fire Department,
1996 |
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Program files,
1911-1997,
bulk 1992-1997,
13 cubic ft. |
|
The Texas State Fire Marshal conducted inspections of local fire
department facilities as part of a process to establish key rates - rates that
were part of a formula used to determine fire insurance rates for individual
properties in cities and towns. The files document inspections and also the
training of fire fighters in Texas cities and towns. Records include
correspondence and memoranda, policies and procedures, key rate schedules
(approved and proposed), key rate analysis sheets, fire prevention reports,
training reports, fire equipment inspection certificates, city statistical
reports, fire equipment product catalogs, etc. Dates covered are 1911-1997,
bulk dating 1992-1997. These are the administrative and program files of the
key rate program during the period when the program was under the direction of
the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (1991-1997). |
|
There are several notebooks, alphabetical by city, containing key
rate analysis sheets for each city - one per city - seemingly the latest
analysis available. There is also a separate set of key rate analysis sheets,
stamped in red ink - "Texas Department of Insurance -
Approved [date]," with the stamped signature of the Deputy Commissioner,
Property/Casualty Office. A few of the later sheets have a date received stamp
from the Texas Commission on Fire Protection. This set of sheets is ordered by
day and month of the stamped approval date, then alphabetically by the name of
the city. |
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Also present are memos and reports on firemen training schools,
procedure memos for staff on conducting key rate reviews, memos from the Texas
Department of Insurance (TDI) to the Texas Commission on Fire Protection (TCFP)
re: key rate changes, including key rate analyses returned to the TCFP because
of error, and memos between TDI and TCFP on questions covered in the key rate
schedule, such as water main power to pumping units, etc. The bulk of these
memos are lists of recommended key rate changes, listing the city, its current
rate, the recommended rate, and comments. Memos will note whether the
recommended rate was accepted, with reasons given for its being rejected. The
latter memos are often accompanied by correspondence from the city concerning
issues that caused the rate to not be accepted. The files also have statistical
lists and reports on city fire departments compiled for the key rate review,
inspection certificates of fire equipment and fire prevention reports. |
|
Of special note are reports prepared for proposed revisions of the
key rate schedule - "Texas Key Rate Schedule."
The reports served as a manual of sorts, detailing the standards by which fire
defenses were to be measured and describing the methods by which the available
fire protection facilities were to be analyzed in relation to the standards.
The key rate process was reviewed in 1990 by an internal State Board of
Insurance (SBI) committee created for that purpose, the Key Rate Advisory
Committee. The committee formulated the 1991 revision of the Texas Key Rate
Schedule. In 1991 the Legislature transferred the responsibility for inspecting
cities to recommend key rates from the SBI to the TCFP. Each city was mandated
to be inspected every six years and suggestions for revising the key rate
schedule were to be submitted to the SBI every four years. In these records are
the proposed revisions for the key rate schedule for 1991 and 1993. Also
present is a report, Impact Study of 1991 Proposed
Revision of the Texas Key Rate Schedule, prepared December 9, 1992 by an
internal committee. |
|
Arrangement |
|
These records are arranged by record type. The records are
generally in the order they were received from the agency. Some minor
rearrangement and some foldering of unfoldered material was done by State
Archives staff. |
|
Preferred Citation |
|
(Identify the item) Program files, Texas Department of Insurance
State Fire Marshal key rate files. Archives and Information Services Division,
Texas State Library and Archives Commission. |
|
Restrictions on Access |
|
Because of the possibility that portions of these records fall
under Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to, home
addresses, phone numbers, and social security numbers of government employees
or officials (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.117); driver's license
numbers (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.130), an archivist must review
these records before they can be accessed for research. The records may be
requested for research under the provisions of the Public Information Act
(V.T.C.A., Government Code, Chapter 552). The researcher may request an
interview with an archivist or submit a request by mail, fax, or email
including enough description and detail about the information requested to
enable the archivist to accurately identify and locate the information
requested. If our review reveals information that may be excepted by the Public
Information Act, we are obligated to seek an open records decision from the
Attorney General on whether the records can be released. The Public Information
Act allows the Archives ten working days after receiving a request to make this
determination. The Attorney General has 45 working days to render a decision.
Alternately, the Archives can inform you of the nature of the potentially
excepted information and if you agree, that information can be redacted or
removed and you can access the remainder of the records. |
|
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives
search room (Room 100). Materials will be retrieved from and returned to
storage areas by staff members. |
|
Restrictions on Use |
|
Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted
and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials
received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the
creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.). |
|
Technical Requirements |
|
None. |
|
|
|
Proposed revisions to key rate
schedule |
|
|
|
[Files contain drafts, reports, and final
versions of 1991, 1992 and 1993 schedules.] |
| Box |
| 2002/082-168 |
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Proposed key rate schedule, tables and exhibits,
1992 |
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1991 Proposed Revision of Texas Key Rate Schedule,
July 1991, revised July
1992: |
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Original copy
[2 folders] |
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Draft |
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Printed, with notes added |
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Review of the Proposed Key Rate Schedule, Engineering
Section,
December
1992 |
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Impact Study of 1991 Proposed Revision of the Texas
Key Rate Schedule, July 4, 1992 Revision, by Robert E. Wright,
December
1992 |
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[original] |
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Impact Study of 1991 Proposed Revision of the Texas
Key Rate Schedule, July 4, 1992 Revision, by Robert E. Wright,
December
1992 |
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[bound copy] |
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Loose pages, revision documents,
1991-1992 |
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Proposed Texas Key Rate Schedule,
January
1993: |
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Draft, marked "old" |
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Draft |
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Draft |
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Draft |
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Key rate analysis sheets
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[There are two sets of sheets. The first
consists of sheets filed in notebooks. The protected cities are filed first,
followed by the unprotected areas, both sets in alphabetical order by city
name. The sheets were removed from the notebooks and refiled into folders. The
next set consists of loose sheets. These sheets are stamped in red ink - Texas
Department of Insurance - Approved [date] - with the stamped signature of the
Deputy Commissioner, Property/Casualty Office. The sheets are arranged by the
day and month of the stamped approval date, then alphabetically by the name of
the city.] |
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Key rate analysis notebooks: |
| Box |
| 2002/082-168 |
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Protected cities, A-K,
1995-1997
[4 folders] |
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Protected cities, L-Z,
1995-1997
[4 folders] |
| Box |
| 2002/082-169 |
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Unprotected cities, A-K,
1910-1993
[4 folders] |
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Unprotected cities, L-Z,
1910-1993
[5 folders] |
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Key rate analysis sheets: |
| Box |
| 2002/082-169 |
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August-September
1992 |
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November 30,
1992
[5 folders] |
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December 1992,
January 1993 |
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February
1993 |
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April-July
1993 |
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August
1993 |
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December 1,
1993 |
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December 1,
1993 |
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December 1,
1993
[3 folders] |
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December 20,
1993 |
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March
1994 |
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April-June
1994 |
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September-November
1994 |
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December
1994 |
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February
1995 |
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March 1,
1995
[2 folders] |
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March-May
1995 |
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June 1,
1995 |
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June-July
1995 |
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September
1995 |
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November-December
1995 |
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December 15,
1995
[3 folders] |
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February 29,
1996 |
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March-May
1996 |
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June 1,
1996
[2 folders] |
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June-August
1996 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-170 |
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September
1996 |
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October-December
1996 |
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January 1,
1997
[4 folders] |
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Miscellaneous program
files |
|
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[Files include key rate recommendation
memos, other memoranda, correspondence, equipment certifications, fact sheets,
annual fire prevention reports, and night watch reports.] |
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Key rate recommendation memos: |
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[The memos list recommended key rate
changes, giving the city, its current rate, the recommended rate, and comments.
Memos will note whether the recommended rate was accepted, with reasons given
for its being rejected. These are three sets - the first are filed in reverse
chronological order, the last two sets are filed in alphabetical order by city
name.] |
| Box |
| 2002/082-170 |
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Set one: |
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December
1996-January 1997 |
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November
1996 |
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October
1996 |
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July-September
1996 |
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May-June
1996 |
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April
1996
[2 folders] |
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March
1996 |
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January-February
1996 |
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August-December
1995 |
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Set two,
May-August
1995: |
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A-H |
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H-R |
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R-Z |
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Set three,
October 1992-April
1995: |
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A-B |
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C |
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D-F |
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G |
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H-I |
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J-L |
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L-M |
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N-O |
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P-R |
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R-S |
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S-T |
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W-Y |
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General memos,
July1992-May
1994 |
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Annual key rate review guidelines,
1996 |
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Annual key rate review checklists,
1996 |
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ISD (Independent School District) Report,
1996 |
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ISD Report,
1994-1995 |
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New pumpers - dealers, companies, etc.,
1981-1997 |
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New pumper certificates,
1982-1992 |
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Pumper retest correspondence,
1990 |
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Apparatus list,
1993 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-171 |
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Fire department equipment catalogues and
brochures |
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Information sheets: |
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[Sheets prepared by the agency for local
fire departments that incorporated agency rules and policies on topics such as
becoming a certified recruit training academy or radio alerting systems. Sheets
are generally undated, a few show dates in the mid-late 1980s. Most folders
contain sheets on more than one topic.] |
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Old copies (variety of topics) |
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Fire flows, water mains and fire
hydrants |
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Fire station locations, fire department
manpower |
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Rural fire prevention districts |
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Survey of wood shingle roofs, advisory fire marshal
ordinance |
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Application for certification for approved recruit
training facility |
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Protected city ratings, radio alerting systems,
unprotected towns |
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Arson, fire department credit, drill
towers |
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Fire prevention staffing, advisory fire
marshal |
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Pumpers, the fringe rule |
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System flowcharts and file layouts,
1982-1991 |
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[Note: Documents removed from notebook
and refiled into a wallet] |
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Annual fire prevention reports, A-J,
1996 |
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Annual fire prevention reports, K-Z and loose cards,
1996 |
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Annual fire prevention reports,
1997 |
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Night watch reports,
1994-1997: |
| Box |
| 2002/082-171 |
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Albany |
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Aspermont |
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Bartlett |
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Bellville |
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Calvert |
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Carthage |
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Cooper |
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Claude |
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Crowell |
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Dawson |
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Groesbeck |
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Haskell |
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Hearne |
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Jefferson |
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Memphis |
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Paducah |
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Runge |
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San Augustine |
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Shamrock |
|
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Tenaha |
|
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Wellington |
|
|
|
Firemen training
files |
|
|
|
[Files include lists of key rate credit
reports, lists of cities and the number of firemen passing the prevention and
suppression tests, lists of individual firemen and the classes they have taken,
reports from fire departments (lists name of training or drills, number of
firemen present and length of training or drill), and firemen training school
brochures. Files from fire training schools (lists by city or individual
firemen) are filed first, followed by the training reports from local fire
departments.] |
| Box |
| 2002/082-172 |
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|
Certified fire fighters list for training update,
1993 |
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FTS (fire training schools),
1992 |
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Fall review - documents and procedures,
1993 |
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FTS - Key rate report,
1993 |
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FTS,
1994 |
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FTS,
1994 |
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FTS,
1995 |
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FTS,
1995 |
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FTS,
1996 |
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List of cities with number of firemen in the
prevention and suppression classes,
1992-1994 |
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Firemen's training school brochures,
1981-1994 |
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Training reports of local fire departments,
1993-1997: |
| Box |
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Abernathy Fire Dept. |
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Agua Dulce Fire Dept. |
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Airport Fire Dept. |
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Alamo Fire Dept. |
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Alba Fire Dept. |
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Albany Fire Dept. |
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Aldine Fire Dept., Harris County RFPD No. 24
[empty] |
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Alice Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Allen Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Alpine Fire Dept. |
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Alta Loma Fire Dept. - see Santa Fe Fire
Dept. |
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Alto Fire Dept. |
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Alvarado Fire Dept. |
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Alvin Fire Dept. |
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Alvord Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Amherst Fire Dept. |
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Anahuac Fire Dept. |
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Andrews Fire Dept. |
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Angelina River Fire Dept./Jasper County RFPD No.
4 |
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Angleton Fire Dept. |
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Anna Fire Dept. |
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Anson Fire Dept. |
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Anton Fire Dept. |
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Aransas Pass Fire Dept. |
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Archer City Fire Dept. |
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Arp Fire Dept. |
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Aspermont Fire Dept. |
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Athens Fire Dept. |
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Atlanta Fire Dept. |
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Aubrey Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Baird Fire Dept. |
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Balch Springs Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Balcones Heights [empty] |
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Ballinger Fire Dept. |
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Bandera Fire Dept. |
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Bangs Fire Dept. |
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Barbers Hill Fire Dept. - see Mont
Belvieu |
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Bartlett Fire Dept. |
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Bay City Fire Dept. |
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Bastrop Fire Dept. |
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Bayou Vista Fire Dept. |
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Baytown Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Bear Creek Fire Dept. |
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Bedford Fire Dept. |
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Beeville Fire Dept. |
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Bellaire Fire Dept. |
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Bellmead Fire Dept. |
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Bells Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Bellville Fire Dept. |
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Belton Fire Dept. |
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Benbrook Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Benjamin Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Big Lake Fire Dept. |
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Big Sandy Fire Dept. |
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Bishop Fire Dept. |
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Blanco Fire Dept. |
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Blessing Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Blooming Grove Fire Dept. |
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Boerne Fire Dept. |
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Bogata Fire Dept. |
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Boling Fire Dept. |
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Bonham Fire Dept. |
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Booker Fire Dept. |
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Borger Fire Dept. |
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Bovina Fire Dept. |
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Bowie Fire Dept. |
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Bracken Volunteer Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Bracketville Fire Dept. |
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Brady Fire Dept. |
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Brazoria Fire Dept. |
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Breckenridge Fire Dept. |
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Brenham Fire Dept. |
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Bridgeport Fire Dept. |
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Bronte Fire Dept. |
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Brookside Village Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Brookshire Fire Dept. |
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Brownfield Fire Dept. |
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Brownsville Fire Dept. |
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Brownwood Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Bryan Fire Dept. |
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Buchanan Fire Dept. |
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Buda Fire Dept. |
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Buffalo Fire Dept. |
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Buna Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Burkburnett Fire Dept. |
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Burleson Fire Dept. |
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Burnet Fire Dept. |
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Bynum Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Cactus Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Caddo Mills Fire Dept. |
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Caldwell Fire Dept. |
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Calvert Fire Dept. |
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Cameron Fire Dept. |
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Camilla Fire Dept. |
| Box |
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Canadian Fire Dept. |
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Canton Fire Dept. |
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Canyon Fire Dept. |
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Canyon Lake Area Fire Dept., Comal County Fire Dept.
[empty] |
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Carlisle Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Carrizo Springs Fire Dept. |
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Carthage Fire Dept. |
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Cass County Fire District No. 1 [empty] |
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Castle Hills Fire Dept. |
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Castroville Fire Dept. |
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Cedar Hill Fire Dept. |
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Celeste Fire Dept. |
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Celina Fire Dept. |
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Center Fire Dept. |
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Centerville Fire Dept. |
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Channelview Fire Dept. |
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Chappell Hill Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Charlotte Fire Dept. |
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Chico Fire Dept. |
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Childress Fire Dept. |
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Chillicothe Fire Dept. |
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Church Hill Volunteer Fire Dept./Rusk County RFPD
No. 1 |
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Cisco Fire Dept. |
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Clarendon Fire Dept. |
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Clarksville Fire Dept. |
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Claude Fire Dept. |
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Clear Lake City Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Cleveland Fire Dept. |
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Clifton Fire Dept. |
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Clute Fire Dept. |
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Clyde Fire Dept. |
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Coahoma Fire Dept. |
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Cockrell Hill Fire Dept. |
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Cold Spring Fire Dept. |
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Coleman Fire Dept. |
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Colorado City Fire Dept. |
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Columbus Fire Dept. |
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Comal County Fire Dept. - see Canyon Lake
area |
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Comanche Fire Dept. |
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Comfort Fire Dept. |
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Commerce Fire Dept. |
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Conroe Fire Dept. |
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Converse Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Coolidge Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Cooper Fire Dept. |
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Coppell Fire Dept. |
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Copperas Cove Fire Dept. |
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Corrigan Fire Dept. |
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Corsicana Fire Dept. |
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Cotulla Fire Dept. |
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Covington Fire Dept. |
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Crandall Fire Dept. |
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Crane Fire Dept. |
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Crims Chapel Volunteer Fire Dept./Rusk County RFPD
No. 1 |
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Crockett Fire Dept. |
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Crosbyton Fire Dept. |
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Cross Plains Fire Dept. |
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Crowell Fire Dept. |
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Crowley Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Crystal City Fire Dept. |
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Cuero Fire Dept. |
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Cumby Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Cypress Creek Fire Dept./Harris County RFPD No.
13 |
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Daingerfield Fire Dept. |
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Dalhart Fire Dept. |
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Danbury Fire Dept. |
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Darrouzett Fire Dept. |
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Dawson Fire Dept. |
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Dayton Fire Dept. |
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Decatur Fire Dept. |
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Deer Park Fire Dept. |
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Denver City Fire Dept. |
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D'Hanis Fire Dept. [empty] |
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De Kalb Fire Dept. |
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De Leon Fire Dept. |
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Del Rio Fire Dept. |
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Deport Fire Dept. |
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De Soto Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Devine Fire Dept. |
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Diboll Fire Dept. |
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Dickinson Fire Dept. |
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Dilley Fire Dept. |
| Box |
| 2002/082-175 |
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Dimmitt Fire Dept. |
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Donna Fire Dept. |
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Driscoll Fire Dept. |
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Dublin Fire Dept. |
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Dumas Fire Dept. |
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Duncanville Fire Dept. |
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Eagle Lake Fire Dept. |
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Eagle Pass Fire Dept. |
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Earth Fire Dept. |
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East Bernard Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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East End Fire Dept - see also Jasper Count RFPD No.
4 |
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Eastland Fire Dept. |
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Eastside Volunteer Fire Dept./Rusk County RFPD No.
1 |
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Edcouch Fire Dept. |
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Eden Fire Dept. |
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Edgewood Fire Dept. |
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Edinburg Fire Dept. |
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Edna Fire Dept. |
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El Campo Fire Dept. |
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Elderville-Lakeport Fire Dept./Gregg County RFPD No.
1 and Rusk County RFPD No. 1 |
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Eldorado Fire Dept. |
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Electra Fire Dept. |
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Elgin Fire Dept. |
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Elsa Fire Dept. |
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Emory Fire Dept. |
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Ennis Fire Dept. |
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Euless Fire Dept. |
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FM 1127 (Road) Volunteer Fire Dept. (Sheperd,
Texas) |
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Fairfield Fire Dept. |
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Falfurrias Fire Dept. |
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Farmersville Fire Dept. |
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Farwell Fire Dept. |
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Fate Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Fayetteville Fire Dept. |
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Ferris Fire Dept. |
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Flatonia Fire Dept. |
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Florence Fire Dept. |
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Floresville Fire Dept. |
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Flour Bluff Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Flower Mound Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Floydada Fire Dept. |
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Follett Fire Dept. |
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Forest Hill Fire Dept. |
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Forney Fire Dept. |
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Fort Stockton Fire Dept. |
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Franklin Fire Dept. |
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Frankston Fire Dept. |
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Fredericksburg Fire Dept. |
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Freeport Fire Dept. |
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Freer Fire Dept. |
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Friendswood Fire Dept. |
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Friona Fire Dept. |
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Frisco Fire Dept. |
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Fritch Fire Dept. |
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Fulshear Fire Dept. |
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Fulton Fire Dept. |
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Gainesville Fire Dept. |
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Galena Park Fire Dept. |
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Gallatin Fire Dept. |
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Ganado Fire Dept. |
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Garland Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Garrison Fire Dept. |
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Garwood Fire Dept. |
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Gary Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Gatesville Fire Dept. |
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Georgetown Fire Dept. |
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George West Fire Dept. |
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Giddings Fire Dept. |
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Gilmer Fire Dept. |
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Gladewater Fire Dept. |
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Glen Rose Fire Dept. |
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Goldthwaite Fire Dept; |
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Goliad Fire Dept. |
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Gonzales Fire Dept. |
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Goree Fire Dept. |
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Gorman Fire Dept. |
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Graham Fire Dept. |
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Granbury Fire Dept. |
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Grand Prairie Fire Dept. |
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Grand Saline Fire Dept. |
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Grandview Fire Dept. |
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Granger Fire Dept. |
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Grapeland Fire Dept. |
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Grapevine Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Groesbeck Fire Dept. |
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Groom Fire Dept. |
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Groves Fire Dept. |
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Groveton Fire Dept. |
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Gruver Fire Dept. |
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Gun Barrel City Fire Dept. [empty] |
| Box |
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Hale Center Fire Dept. |
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Hallettsville Fire Dept. |
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Hallsville Fire Dept. |
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Haltom City Fire Dept. |
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Hamilton Fire Dept. |
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Hamlin Fire Dept. |
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Happy Fire Dept. |
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Harker Heights Fire Dept. |
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Harlingen Fire Dept. |
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Harrison County RFPD No. 1 - see Scottsville,
Shadowwood and Karnack |
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Hart Fire Dept. |
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Haskell Fire Dept. |
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Hawkins Fire Dept. |
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Hearne Fire Dept. |
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Hebbronville Fire Dept. |
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Hedley Fire Dept. |
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Hemphill Fire Dept. |
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Hempstead Fire Dept. |
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Henderson Fire Dept. |
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Henrietta Fire Dept. |
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Hereford Fire Dept. |
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Hico Fire Dept. |
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Hidalgo Fire Dept. |
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Higgins Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Highland Park Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Highlands Fire Dept. |
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Hillsboro Fire Dept. |
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Hitchcock Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Holliday Fire Dept. |
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Holland Fire Dept. |
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Hollywood Park Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Hondo Fire Dept. |
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Honey Grove Fire Dept. |
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Hooks Fire Dept. |
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Horseshoe Bay Fire Dept. |
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Howe Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Hubbard Fire Dept. |
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Hughes Springs Fire Dept. |
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Humble Fire Dept. |
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Hurst Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Huntington Fire Dept. |
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Huntsville Fire Dept. |
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Hutchins Fire Dept. |
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Hutto Fire Dept. |
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Idalou Fire Dept. |
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Imperial Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Ingleside Fire Dept. |
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Ingleside on the Bay Volunteer Fire
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Iowa Park Fire Dept. |
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Iraan Fire Dept. |
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Irving Fire Dept. |
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Italy Fire Dept. |
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Itasca Fire Dept. |
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Jacinto City Fire Dept. |
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Jacksboro Fire Dept. |
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Jacksonville Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Jasper Fire Dept. |
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Jayton Fire Dept. |
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Jefferson Fire Dept. |
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Jersey Village Fire Dept. |
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Jewett Fire Dept. |
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Joaquin Fire Dept. |
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Johnson City Fire Dept. |
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Jourdanton Fire Dept. |
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Junction Fire Dept. |
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Karnack Fire Dept. - see Harrision County RFPD No.
1 |
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Karnes City Fire Dept. |
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Katy Fire Dept. |
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Kaufman Fire Dept. |
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Keene Fire Dept. |
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Kemah Fire Dept./Clear Lake Shores |
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Kemp Fire Dept. |
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Kenedy Fire Dept. |
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Kent County Volunteer Fire Dept. - see Jayton Fire
Dept. |
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Kerens Fire Dept. |
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Kermit Fire Dept. |
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Kilgore Fire Dept. |
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Killeen Fire Dept. |
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Kingsville Fire Dept. |
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Kirby Fire Dept. |
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Kirbyville Fire Dept. |
| Box |
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Klein Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Knox City Fire Dept. |
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Kountze Fire Dept. |
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Kress Fire Dept. |
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Kyle Fire Dept. |
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Lacy-Lakeview Fire Dept. |
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Ladonia Fire Dept. |
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La Feria Fire Dept. |
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Lago Vista Fire Dept./Travis County Emergency
Services District No. 1 |
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La Grange Fire Dept. |
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Lake Jackson Fire Dept. |
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Lake Kiowa Fire Dept. |
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Lake Rayburn Fire Dept. |
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Lake Tanglewood Fire Dept. |
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Lake Worth Fire Dept. |
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La Marque Fire Dept. |
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Lamesa Fire Dept. |
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Lampasas Fire Dept. |
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Lancaster Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Laneville Fire Dept./Rusk County RFPD No.
1 |
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La Porte Fire Dept. |
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Laredo Fire Dept. |
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League City Fire Dept. |
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La Vernia Fire Dept. |
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Lefors Fire Dept. |
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Leonard Fire Dept. |
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Leon Valley Fire Dept. |
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Levelland Fire Dept. |
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Lewisville Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Lexington Fire Dept. |
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Liberty Fire Dept. |
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Lindale Fire Dept. |
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Linden Fire Dept. |
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Little Elm Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Littlefield Fire Dept. |
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Little River-Academy Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Live Oak Fire Dept. |
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Livingston Fire Dept. |
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Llano Fire Dept. |
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Lockhart Fire Dept. |
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Lockney Fire Dept. |
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Lone Star Fire Dept. |
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Loop Fire Dept. |
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Loraine Fire Dept. |
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Lorenzo Fire Dept. |
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Los Fresnos Fire Dept. |
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Lott Fire Dept. |
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Louise Fire Dept. |
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Lovelady Fire Dept. |
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Lufkin Fire Dept. |
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Luling Fire Dept. |
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Lumberton Fire Dept. |
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Lytle Fire Dept. |
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Mabank Fire Dept. |
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Madisonville Fire Dept. |
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Magnolia Fire Dept. |
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Malakoff Fire Dept. |
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Mansfield Fire Dept. |
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Marble Falls Fire Dept. |
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Marfa Fire Dept. |
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Marion Fire Dept. |
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Marlin Fire Dept. |
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Marshall Fire Dept. |
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Mart Fire Dept. |
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Mason Fire Dept. |
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Matador Fire Dept. |
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Mathis Fire Dept. |
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Maypearl Fire Dept. |
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McCamey Fire Dept. |
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McGregor Fire Dept. |
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McKinney Fire Dept. [empty] |
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McLean Fire Dept. |
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Meadow/Terry County Fire Dept. |
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Megargel Fire Dept. |
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Memphis Fire Dept. |
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Menard Fire Dept. |
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Mercedes Fire Dept. |
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Meridian Fire Dept. |
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Merkel Fire Dept. |
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Mexia Fire Dept. |
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Miami Fire Dept. |
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Midlothian Fire Dept. |
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Miles Fire Dept. |
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Milford Fire Dept. |
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Mineola Fire Dept. |
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Mineral Wells Fire Dept. |
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Mission Fire Dept. |
| Box |
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Missouri City Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Monahans Fire Dept. |
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Mont Belvieu Fire Dept./Barbers Hill Fire
Dept. |
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Montgomery Fire Dept. |
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Moody Fire Dept. |
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Morton Fire Dept. |
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Moulton Fire Dept. |
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Mt. Enterprise Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Mount Pleasant Fire Dept. |
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Mount Vernon Fire Dept. |
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Muenster Fire Dept. |
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Muleshoe Fire Dept. |
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Munday Fire Dept. |
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Murphy Fire Dept. |
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Naples Fire Dept. |
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Nash Fire Dept. |
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Nassau Bay Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Navasota Fire Dept. |
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Nederland Fire Dept. |
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Needville Fire Dept. |
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New Boston Fire Dept. |
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New Braunfels Fire Dept. |
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New Gulf Fire Dept. [empty] |
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New London Fire Dept. |
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New Salem Fire Dept./Rusk County RFPD No.
1 |
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Newton Fire Dept. |
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New Waverly Fire Dept. |
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Nixon Fire Dept. |
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Nocona Fire Dept. |
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Nocona Hills Fire Dept. |
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North Montgomery Volunteer Fire Dept./Montgomery
County RFPD No. 1 |
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North Richland Hills Fire Dept. |
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Nueces Canyon Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Oakhurst Fire Dept. |
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Oak Island-Double Bayou Fire Dept. - see
Anahuac |
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Odem Fire Dept. |
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O'Donnell Fire Dept. |
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Olmos Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Olney Fire Dept. |
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Olton Fire Dept. |
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Omaha Fire Dept. |
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Onalaska Fire Dept. |
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Orange Grove Fire Dept. |
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Ore City Fire Dept. |
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Overton Fire Dept. |
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Ozona Fire Dept. |
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Paducah Fire Dept. |
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Palacious Fire Dept. |
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Panhandle Fire Dept. |
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Pantego Fire Dept. |
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Pasadena Fire Dept. |
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Pearland Fire Dept. |
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Pearsall Fire Dept. |
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Pecos Fire Dept. |
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Perrytown Fire Dept. |
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Petersburg Fire Dept. |
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Petrolia Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Pflugerville Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Pharr Fire Dept. |
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Pilot Point Fire Dept. |
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Pineland Fire Dept. |
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Pine Ridge Volunteer Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Pine Valley Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Pittsburg Fire Dept. |
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Plainview Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Pleasanton Fire Dept. |
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Point Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Point Blank Fire Dept./San Jacinto County
RFPD |
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Point Comfort Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Ponderosa Volunteer Fire Dept./Harris County RFPD
No. 28 |
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Port Aransas Fire Dept. |
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Port Isabel Fire Dept. |
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Portland Fire Dept. |
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Port Lavaca Fire Dept. |
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Port Neches Fire Dept. |
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Post Fire Dept. |
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Poteet Fire Dept. |
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Poth Fire Dept. |
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Prairie Hill Fire Dept. |
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Prairie View Fire Dept. |
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Premont Fire Dept. |
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Presidio Volunteer Fire Dept. |
| Box |
| 2002/082-179 |
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Princeton Fire Dept. |
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Punkin/Evergreen Fire Dept. |
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Quanah Fire Dept. |
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Quinlan Fire Dept. |
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Quitaque Fire Dept. |
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Quitman Fire Dept. |
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Ralls Fire Dept. |
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Ranger Fire Dept. |
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Rankin Fire Dept. |
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Raymondville Fire Dept. |
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Refugio Fire Dept. |
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Reklaw Fire Dept. |
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Reno Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Richland Hills Fire Dept. |
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Richmond Fire Dept. |
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Rising Star Fire Dept. |
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Rio Grande City Fire Dept. [empty] |
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River Oaks Fire Dept. |
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Robert Lee Fire Dept. |
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Robinson Fire Dept. |
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Robstown Fire Dept. |
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Roby Fire Dept. |
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Rockdale Fire Dept. |
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Rockport Fire Dept. |
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Rocksprings Fire Dept. |
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Rockwall Fire Dept. |
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Roganville Fire Dept./Jasper County RFPD No. 3
[empty] |
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Rogers Fire Dept. |
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Roscoe Fire Dept. |
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Rosebud Fire Dept. |
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Rosenberg Fire Dept. |
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Rotan Fire Dept. |
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Round Rock Fire Dept. |
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Rowlett Fire Dept. |
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Roxton Fire Dept. |
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Royse City Fire Dept. |
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Rule Fire Dept. |
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Runge Fire Dept. |
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Rusk Fire Dept. |
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Sabinal Fire Dept. |
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Sachse Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Saginaw Fire Dept. |
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Saint Jo Fire Dept. |
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San Angelo Fire Dept. [empty] |
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San Augustine Fire Dept. |
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San Benito Fire Dept. |
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San Diego Fire Dept. |
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San Felipe-Frydek Fire Dept. |
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Sanger Fire Dept. |
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San Juan Fire Dept. [empty] |
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San Marcos Fire Dept. |
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San Saba Fire Dept. |
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Santa Anna Fire Dept. |
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Santa Fe Fire Dept. (formerly Alta Loma) |
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Scottsville Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Schertz Fire Dept. |
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Schulenburg Fire Dept. |
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Seabrook Fire Dept. |
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Seadrift Fire Dept. |
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Seagoville Fire Dept. |
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Seagraves Fire Dept. |
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Sealy Fire Dept. |
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Seguin Fire Dept. |
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Seminole Fire Dept. |
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Seven Points Fire Dept. |
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Seymour Fire Dept. |
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Shallowater Fire Dept. |
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Shamrock Fire Dept. |
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Shepherd Fire Dept. |
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Shiner Fire Dept. |
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Silsbee Fire Dept. |
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Silverton Fire Dept. |
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Sinton Fire Dept. |
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Skellyton Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Slaton Fire Dept. |
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Smiley Fire Dept. |
| Box |
| 2002/082-180 |
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Smithville Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Snyder Fire Dept. |
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Somervell County Fire Dept. (Glen Rose,
Texas) |
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Somerville Fire Dept. |
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Sonora Fire Dept. |
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Sour Lake Fire Dept. |
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South Houston Fire Dept. |
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Southside Place Fire Dept. |
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South Montgomery County Fire Dept.
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Spearman Fire Dept. |
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Springtown Fire Dept. |
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South Padre Island Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Spur Fire Dept. |
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Stafford Fire Dept. |
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Stamford Fire Dept. |
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Stanton Fire Dept. |
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Stephenville Fire Dept. |
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Sterling City Fire Dept. |
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Stinnett Fire Dept. |
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Stockdale Fire Dept. |
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Stowell Fire Dept. - see Winnie Stowell |
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Stratford Fire Dept. |
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Strawn Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Sudan Fire Dept. |
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Sugar Land Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Sulphur Springs Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Sundown Fire Dept. |
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Sunray Fire Dept. |
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Sunrise Beach Fire Dept. |
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Sweeny Fire Dept. |
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Sweetwater Fire Dept. |
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Taft Fire Dept. |
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Tahoka Fire Dept. |
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Talco Fire Dept. |
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Tatum Fire Dept. |
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Teague Fire Dept. |
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Tenaha Fire Dept. |
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Terrell Fire Dept. |
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Terrell Hills Fire Dept. |
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Texas City Fire Dept. |
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Texoma Fire Dept. [empty] |
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The Colony Fire Dept. |
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The Woodlands Fire Dept. |
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Thorndale Fire Dept. |
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Three Rivers Fire Dept. |
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Throckmorton Fire Dept. |
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Timpson Fire Dept. |
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Tomball Fire Dept. |
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Tom Bean Fire Dept. |
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Trenton Fire Dept. |
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Trinidad Fire Dept. |
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Trinity Fire Dept. |
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Troup Fire Dept. |
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Troy Fire Dept. |
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Tulia Fire Dept. |
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Turkey Fire Dept. |
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Tyler Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Universal City Fire Dept. |
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Uvalde Fire Dept. |
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Valley Mills Fire Dept. |
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Van Fire Dept. |
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Van Alstyne Fire Dept. |
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Vega Fire Dept. |
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Vidor Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Waelder Fire Dept. |
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Wake Village Fire Dept. |
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Waller Fire Dept. |
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Wallis Fire Dept. |
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Waskom Volunteer Fire Dept. |
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Watauga Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Waterwood Fire Dept./part of San Jacinto County
[empty] |
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Waxahachie Fire Dept. |
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Weatherford Fire Dept. |
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Webster Fire Dept. |
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Weimer Fire Dept. |
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Wellington Fire Dept. |
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Wellman Fire Dept. |
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Weslaco Fire Dept. |
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West Fire Dept. |
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West Columbia Fire Dept. |
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West I-10 Volunteer Fire Dept. [empty] |
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West Tawokoni Fire Dept. |
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Wharton Fire Dept. |
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Wheeler Fire Dept. |
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White Deer Fire Dept. |
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Whiteface Fire Dept. |
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Whitehouse Fire Dept. |
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Whitesboro Fire Dept. |
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Whitewright Fire Dept. |
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Whitney Fire Dept. |
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Willis Fire Dept. - see North Montgomery County RFPD
No. 1 |
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Wills Point Fire Dept. |
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Wilmer Fire Dept. |
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Wimberley Fire Dept. |
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Windcrest Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Winfield Fire Dept. [empty] |
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Wink Fire Dept. |
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Winnie-Stowell Fire Dept. |
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Winnsboro Fire Dept. |
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Winters Fire Dept. |
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Wolfe City Fire Dept. |
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Woodsboro Fire Dept. |
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Woodville Fire Dept. |
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Wortham Fire Dept. |
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Wylie Fire Dept. |
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Yoakum Fire Dept. |
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Yorktown Fire Dept. |
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Zapata County Fire Dept. [empty] |
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1995 |
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Training reports,
1994 |
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Training reports,
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City annexation files,
1981-1999,
bulk 1997-1999,
6.75 cubic ft. |
|
The Texas State Fire Marshal conducted inspections of local fire
department facilities as part of a process to establish key rates - rates that
were part of a formula used to determine fire insurance rates for individual
properties in cities and towns. Records are copies of annexation ordinances,
public hearing notices, correspondence, and descriptions (in metes and bounds)
and maps of newly annexed areas to cities. Dates covered are 1981-1999, bulk
dating 1997-1999. These files were used as part of the process to establish key
rates for cities. The correspondence is largely letters to the Texas Department
of Insurance/State Board of Insurance from city officials about newly annexed
areas to cities or, in a few cases, de-annexed areas. |
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Arrangement |
|
There are two groups of files. In the first group the records are
arranged alphabetically by city name as received from the agency. Some minor
rearrangement was done by State Archives staff to refile unfoldered materials
into the alphabetical sequence. In the second group, there is a small set of
files at the end of the run that probably were meant to be interfiled with the
larger alphabetical arrangement. This set remains separated, listed in
alphabetical order. |
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Restrictions on Access |
|
Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives
search room (Room 100). Materials will be retrieved from and returned to
storage areas by staff members. |
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Restrictions on Use |
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Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted
and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials
received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the
creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law
(Title 17 U.S.C.). |
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Technical Requirements |
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Most of the maps are too large to photocopy. |
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Preferred Citation |
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(Identify the item), City annexation files, Texas Department of
Insurance State Fire Marshal key rate files. Archives and Information Services
Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. |
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City annexation files, group
I |
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[Files of annexation ordinances of
selected cities and towns. The agency marked the box containing these
particular files as Problem Key Rate Cities. Dates of these files are
1994-1997, bulk dating 1995-1996. Some minor rearrangement was done to refile
unfoldered materials into the alphabetical sequence.] |
| Box |
| 2002/082-181 |
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Arlington,
1995 |
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Austin,
1996 |
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Beaumont,
1995 |
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Bridge City,
1995 |
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Brownwood,
1996 |
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Carthage,
1995 |
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Cleburne,
1996 |
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Clifton,
1996 |
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Conroe,
1997 |
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Corpus Christi,
1995 |
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Daingerfield,
1995-1996 |
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Denison,
1995-1996 |
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Edinburg,
1995-1996 |
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Ft. Worth,
1995-1996
[2 folders] |
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Grapevine,
1994 |
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Harlingen,
1994 |
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Huntsville,
1994 |
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Johnson City,
1996 |
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Kingsville,
1997 |
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Lamesa,
1994-1996 |
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Livingston,
1995 |
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Lockhart,
1996 |
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Houston,
1996 |
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Lubbock,
1994-1996 |
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McAllen [empty] |
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Mont Belvieu,
1996 |
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New Boston,
1997 |
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Olney,
1997 |
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Paris,
1996 |
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Pharr,
1994-1996 |
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Rockport,
1994-1996 |
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San Antonio,
1995-1996 |
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Southlake,
1994 |
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Sweetwater,
1996 |
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Temple,
1996-1997 |
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Three Rivers,
1995-1996 |
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Tyler,
1994-1996
[2 folders] |
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Victoria,
1997 |
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Waco,
1995-1996 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-182 |
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Wake Village,
1996-1997 |
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Wichita Falls,
1997 |
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Yoakum,
1996-1997 |
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City annexation files, group II (set
I) |
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[Comprehensive set of city annexation
ordinances for cities and towns across the state. Dates of the files are
1981-1999, bulk dating 1997-1999. Most folder titles provide the number of the
annexation ordinance. Many of the ordinance numbers start with the last two
digits of the year the ordinance was passed (such as 99-48), some others have
the date at the end of the number, and a few do not include the date in the
number. Files remain in the order maintained by the agency.] |
| Box |
| 2002/082-182 |
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Alamo,
1998 |
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Amarillo, 6393,
1999 |
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Argyle,
1998-1999: |
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99-10 |
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99-23 |
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99-08 |
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98-27 |
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Arlington,
1997-1998: |
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98-77 |
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97-23 |
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97-61 |
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Austin,
1981-1999: |
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990722-08 |
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990225-23 |
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990204-PP |
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981210-G |
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981210-F |
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981210-C |
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981210-D |
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98119-C |
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970821-B |
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810819-G |
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851219-H |
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851219-J |
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890112-I |
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840628-U |
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981210-N |
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981210-M |
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981210-L |
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981210-K |
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981210-J |
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981210-I |
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981210-H |
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870521-K |
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870521-L |
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870521-M |
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Several ordinances,
1998-1999 |
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980827-D |
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980827-C |
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Baytown,
1998-1999: |
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8329
[2 folders] |
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8269 |
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8575 |
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8597
[2 folders] |
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Beaumont, 98-41 |
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Belton, 99-31 |
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Belton, 98-19 |
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Bridge City, 98-8 |
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Bruceville-Eddy,
1998: |
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123 |
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125 |
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127 |
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Buda,
1998 |
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Buffalo,
1998 |
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Burleson,
1999: |
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A266 |
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A267 |
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A268 |
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A269 |
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A270 |
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A271 |
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A272 |
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A273 |
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A274 |
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A276 |
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Canadian, 507,
1997 |
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Cedar Hill,
1998 |
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Cleburne,
1996-1999: |
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OR12-1996-95 |
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OR12-1996-96 |
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OR12-1996-97 |
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OR12-1998-87 |
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01-1999-06 |
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OR12-1996-98 |
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OR12-1996-99 |
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OR12-1996-100 |
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OR12-1996-101 |
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OR12-1996-102 |
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OR12-166-103 |
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OR07-1998-37 |
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OR12-1996-104 |
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OR04-1997-25 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-183 |
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OR11-1997-92 |
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OR11-1997-94 |
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OR11-1997-96 |
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Columbus,
1992-1997: |
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3-92 |
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2-93 |
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10-94 |
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6-97 |
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19-97 |
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Comanche,
1999 |
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Conroe,
1995-1998 |
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1410-97 |
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1409-97 |
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1294-95 |
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1308-95 |
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1327-95 |
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1332-96 |
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Maps |
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1336-96 |
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1379-97 |
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1420-97 |
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1419-97 |
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1418-97 |
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1417-97 |
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1416-97 |
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1415-97 |
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1414-97 |
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1413-97 |
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1412-97 |
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1411-97 |
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1468-98 |
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1469-98 |
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1470-98 |
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1471-98 |
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1472-98 |
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1473-98 |
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1474-98 |
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1475-98 |
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1476-98 |
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1477-98 |
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1478-98 |
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1479-98 |
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Cotulla,
1998 |
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Daingerfield,
1997-1998: |
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101397-B |
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101397-A |
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112497 |
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112398 |
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Dallas, 14886,
1995 |
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Denison, 3685,
1996 |
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Denton,
1999: |
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99-203 |
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99-220 |
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99-089 |
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99-221 |
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99-258 |
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99-347 |
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99-262 |
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99-260 |
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99-264 |
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99-256 |
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99-176 |
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Donna,
1998: |
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716 |
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|
724 |
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724 |
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716 |
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Edinburg,
1997-1999: |
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1929 |
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2047 |
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Elgin,
1997-1998: |
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98-05-26-23 |
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98-05-26-24 |
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98-05-26-22 |
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97-11-18-28 |
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97-08-19-15 |
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El Paso, 014200,
1999 |
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Fair Oaks Ranch,
1998-1999: |
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127 |
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128 |
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129 |
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Fort Worth,
1997-1999: |
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13118 |
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13938 |
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13577 |
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13647 |
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13578 |
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13538 |
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13703 |
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13115 |
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13116 |
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13117 |
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13392 |
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13445 |
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13343 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-184 |
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13347 |
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13997 |
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13344 |
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13346 |
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12816 |
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|
12801 |
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12895 |
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13234 |
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13545 |
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13235 |
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13236 |
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13248 |
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13249 |
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13345 |
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13888 |
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13894 |
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2570 |
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13913 |
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13970 |
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Grand Prairie, 5896,
1998 |
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Grapevine,
1998: |
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98-59 |
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98-59 |
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Harlingen,
1996-1998: |
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96-26 |
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96-45 |
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97-13 |
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97-42 |
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97-17 |
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98-45 |
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97-18 |
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Hays,
1998 |
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Helotes,
1998: |
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114 |
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113 |
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Houston, 96-1115,
1996 |
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Johnson City,
1997 97-003,
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Katy, 1197,
1998 |
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Kemah,
1999 1-93,
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Kemah Fire Dept.,
1999 |
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Killeen,
1998-1999: |
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99-48 |
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99-84 |
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99-16 |
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La Feria,
1997-1998: |
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97-04 |
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97-04 |
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98-24 |
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Lamesa,
1997-1999: |
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0-05-99 |
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0-05-99 |
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0-04-97 |
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0-09-99 |
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0-04-98 |
|
|
|
|
|
0-06-98 |
|
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|
|
La Porte,
1998 |
|
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|
|
Livingston, A-579,
1998 |
|
|
|
|
Lubbock,
1998 |
|
|
|
|
Luling,
1997-1998: |
|
|
|
|
|
97-0-12 |
|
|
|
|
|
98-0-4 |
|
|
|
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|
98-0-7 |
|
|
|
|
|
98-0-8 |
|
|
|
|
McAllen,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-34 |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-21 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-75 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-109 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-100 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-111 |
|
|
|
|
Mesquite,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
3294 |
|
|
|
|
|
3305 |
|
|
|
|
Mont Belvieu, 99-003,
1999 |
|
|
|
|
Oak Leaf,
1998: |
|
|
|
|
|
9805 |
|
|
|
|
|
9806 |
|
|
|
|
Odem,
1998 |
|
|
|
|
Odessa, 98-19,
1998 |
|
|
|
|
Orange,
1998-1999: |
|
|
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|
|
1998-30 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-29 |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-17 |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-16 |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-15 |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-38 |
|
|
|
|
Orange Grove,
1999 |
|
|
|
|
Ovilla,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
393 |
|
|
|
|
|
377 |
|
|
|
|
|
376 |
|
|
|
|
Paris,
1997-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
99-025 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-026 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-027 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-034 |
|
|
|
|
|
97-059 |
|
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|
Pearland,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
899 |
|
|
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|
894 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-185 |
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880 |
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|
881 |
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|
882 |
|
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|
922 |
|
|
|
|
|
923 |
|
|
|
|
|
924 |
|
|
|
|
Pharr,
1996-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
0-99-03 |
|
|
|
|
|
97-46 |
|
|
|
|
|
0-98-60 |
|
|
|
|
|
97-39 |
|
|
|
|
|
0-96-27 |
|
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|
|
|
0-96-43 |
|
|
|
|
Pineland,
1999 |
|
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|
|
Port Arthur,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
99-86 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-55 |
|
|
|
|
Richardson, 3064-A,
1998 |
|
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|
|
Richmond,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
98-09 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-20 |
|
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|
Rosenberg,
1996-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
99-11 |
|
|
|
|
|
98-31 |
|
|
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|
|
97-23 |
|
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|
|
|
97-12 |
|
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|
96-39 |
|
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|
|
96-22 |
|
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|
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|
98-37 |
|
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|
Round Rock,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
A-99-02-25-12B2 |
|
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|
|
A-98-06-11-12A3 |
|
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|
|
A-98-06-11-12A6 |
|
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|
|
A-98-10-22-9B1 |
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|
|
A-98-07-30-3A1 |
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|
A-98-04-14-9B4 |
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A-98-04-14-9B3 |
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|
A-98-04-14-9B2 |
|
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|
A-98-04-14-9B1 |
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|
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A-98-11-12-9A5 |
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|
A-98-11-12-9A3 |
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|
A-99-06-10-9C2 |
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|
A-99-03-11-13.A.1 |
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A-99-01-28-9.A.5 |
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|
A-99-01-28-9.A.1 |
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|
A-99-02-25-12B5 |
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|
A-99-02-25-12B1 |
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A-99-09-23-9D2 |
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|
A-99-08-12-9B3 |
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A-99-09-09-9B1 |
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|
A-99-09-09-9B4 |
|
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|
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|
A-99-09-23-9D5 |
|
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|
|
A-99-09-23-9D3 |
|
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|
|
San Antonio,
1996-1998: |
|
|
|
|
|
87819 |
|
|
|
|
|
87819 |
|
|
|
|
|
87820 |
|
|
|
|
|
87821 |
|
|
|
|
|
87822 |
|
|
|
|
|
90554 |
|
|
|
|
|
86866 |
|
|
|
|
|
85087 |
|
|
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|
85088 |
|
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|
85089 |
|
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|
88720 |
|
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|
85090 |
|
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|
|
85091 |
|
|
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|
|
85092 |
|
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|
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|
86864 |
|
|
|
|
|
88824 |
|
|
|
|
San Diego,
1999 |
|
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|
San Marcos,
1998-1999: |
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|
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|
|
Questionnaire |
|
|
|
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|
98-03 |
|
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|
|
98-02 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-186 |
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|
Seguin,
1997-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
99-94 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-95 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-96 |
|
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|
99-97 |
|
|
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|
|
99-98 |
|
|
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|
|
99-99 |
|
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|
99-100 |
|
|
|
|
|
97-67 |
|
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|
|
|
98-102 |
|
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|
98-103 |
|
|
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|
|
98-104 |
|
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|
98-105 |
|
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|
|
97-68 |
|
|
|
|
|
97-69 |
|
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|
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|
98-22 |
|
|
|
|
|
98-46 |
|
|
|
|
Seven Points, 267,
1998 |
|
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|
|
Snyder,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
872 |
|
|
|
|
|
859 |
|
|
|
|
|
859 |
|
|
|
|
Sudan,
1993,
1997 |
|
|
|
|
|
169 |
|
|
|
|
|
Map |
|
|
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|
|
178 |
|
|
|
|
Sunset Valley, 980721,
1998 |
|
|
|
|
Sweetwater, 96-15,
1996 |
|
|
|
|
Temple,
1996-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
96-2473 |
|
|
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|
|
99-2640 |
|
|
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|
96-2474 |
|
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|
|
96-2475 |
|
|
|
|
|
96-2473 |
|
|
|
|
|
96-2474 |
|
|
|
|
|
96-2475 |
|
|
|
|
Three Rivers, 2198,
1996 |
|
|
|
|
Tolar, 98-11,
1998 |
|
|
|
|
Tomball,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
98-09 |
|
|
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|
|
99-04 |
|
|
|
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|
99-20 |
|
|
|
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|
99-16 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-22 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-05 |
|
|
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|
|
98-20 |
|
|
|
|
Troup,
1996-1998: |
|
|
|
|
|
98-2 |
|
|
|
|
|
97-6 |
|
|
|
|
|
96-6 |
|
|
|
|
Victoria,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
99-22 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-24 |
|
|
|
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|
99-23 |
|
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|
|
Waco,
1998-1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-2 |
|
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|
|
1998-1 |
|
|
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|
|
1998-27 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-28 |
|
|
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|
1998-29 |
|
|
|
|
|
1998-54 |
|
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|
1998-55 |
|
|
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|
|
1999-44 |
|
|
|
|
|
1999-45 |
|
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|
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|
1998-75 |
|
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|
Waxahachie,
1996-1999: |
|
|
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|
|
1979 |
|
|
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|
1930 |
|
|
|
|
|
1930 |
|
|
|
|
|
1865 |
|
|
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|
1885 |
|
|
|
|
|
1950 |
|
|
|
|
|
1363 |
|
|
|
|
Wichita Falls,
1998-1999: |
|
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|
|
Map |
|
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84-99 |
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85-99 |
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|
86-99 |
|
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87-99 |
|
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44-98 |
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Wylie,
1997-1998: |
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|
98-30 |
|
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98-31 |
|
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98-32 |
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98-33 |
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98-34 |
|
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98-35 |
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98-36 |
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98-37 |
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98-38 |
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98-39 |
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98-40 |
|
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98-41 |
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98-42 |
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98-43 |
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98-44 |
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|
98-45 |
|
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|
98-46 |
|
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|
98-47 |
|
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|
98-48 |
|
|
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|
|
97-23 |
|
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|
|
Yoakum,
1998 |
|
|
|
City annexation files, group II (set
II) |
| Box |
| 2002/082-186 |
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Burleson,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
A277 |
|
|
|
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|
A279 |
|
|
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|
|
A281 |
|
|
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|
|
A282 |
|
|
|
|
|
A283 |
|
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|
|
Corpus Christi,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
023889 |
|
|
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|
|
023886 |
|
|
|
|
|
023887 |
| Box |
| 2002/082-187 |
|
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023888 |
|
|
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|
023889 |
|
|
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|
023890 |
|
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Edinburg,
1999: |
|
|
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|
|
2047 |
|
|
|
|
|
2155 |
|
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|
|
El Paso, D14261,
1999 |
|
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|
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Fort Worth,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
14047 |
|
|
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|
|
14055 |
|
|
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|
14061 |
|
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|
|
Lamesa,
1999: |
|
|
|
|
|
O-14-99 |
|
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|
|
|
O-15-99 |
|
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|
|
Lubbock, 10117,
1999 |
|
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|
Mont Belvieu,
1999: |
|
|
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|
|
99-003 |
|
|
|
|
|
99-010 |
|
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|
|
99-012 |
|
|
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|
|
99-014 |
|
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|
Orange,
1998-1999: |
|
|
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|
|
1998-29 |
|
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1998-30 |
|
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1999-15 |
|
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1999-16 |
|
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1999-17 |
|
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1999-38 |
|
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Ovilla, 393,
1999 |
|
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Paris,
1999: |
|
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|
99-025 |
|
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99-026 |
|
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99-027 |
|
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99-034 |
|
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Pharr, 0-99-55,
1999 |
|
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|
Pittsburg, 592,
1999 |
|
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Round Rock,
1999: |
|
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A-99-09-23-9D6 |
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A-99-08-12-9B5 |
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A-99-09-23-9D5 |
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A-99-12-09-13B3 |
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A-99-12-09-12B5 |
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|
Snyder,
1998-1999 |
|
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|
855 |
|
|
|
|
|
859 |
|
|
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|
872 |
|
|
|
|
Tomball,
1999: |
|
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99-16 |
|
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99-20 |
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Weatherford, 1998-53,
1998 |
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