urn:taro:tslac.30020 Texas Department of Information Resources: An Inventory of Department of Information Resources Records at the Texas State Archives, 1981-1997, 1999 Finding aid by Tony Black This EAD finding aid was created in cooperation with Texas Archival Resources Online. Texas State Library and Archives Commission October 1989 Finding aids combined and encoded by Tony Black in EAD Version 1.0 as part of the TARO project, June 2002. Finding aid written in English. Description based on DACS. November 2005. Finding aid split (to remove meeting files) by Tony Black, April 2005. New accessions of records added, and corrections and further encoding to DACS standards by Tony Black, February 2004. New accessions of records added by Tony Black, July 22, 2003. Finding aid converted from EAD 1.0 to 2002 by TARO using the conversion stylesheet v1to02.xsl, March 2003. New accessions of meeting books, meeting files, and administrative correspondence added by Tony Black, Overview Texas State Archives Texas. Dept. of Information Resources. Department of Information Resources records 1981-1997, 1999 The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. It was preceded by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC), 1981-1985; and the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC), 1985-1989, neither of which had the power to monitor and enforce compliance with state-mandated information resources policies and goals. These records document those functions. Types of records include long-range automation plans and initial operating plans of state agencies, correspondence, memos, organizational charts, reports, legislation, lists, notes, drafts, printed materials, legal documents, financial records, speeches, publications, and overhead transparencies. Records date 1981-1997 and 1999. These materials are written predominately in English with scattered Spanish throughout. 26.49 cubic ft. Restrictions on Access

Because of the possibility that portions of the Administrative correspondence series of these records fall under Public Information Act exceptions including, but not limited to, home addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, and personal family information of government employees and officials (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.117), 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.

 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.

 Agency History

The Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC) was created in 1981 (House Bill 1463, 67th Texas Legislature, Regular Session), to adopt guidelines to aid state governmental bodies in making economical and efficient use of automated information systems, the computers on which they were automated, and related services. This advisory council was composed of seven members, serving overlapping two-year terms. Two were appointed by the speaker of the House of Representatives, including (1) a member or employee of the house or of a legislative agency, and (2) a person employed by a private corporation as the manager of an automated information system. Two were appointed by the lieutenant governor, including (3) a member or employee of the senate or of a legislative agency, and (4) a person employed by private industry as the manager of a large mainframe computer. Three were appointed by the governor, including (5) a person knowledgeable in the management of automated information systems and the computers on which they are automated, (6) an employee of a state-supported institution of higher education knowledgeable in the management of automated information systems, and (7) an employee of a state governmental body (other than an institution of higher education) knowledgeable in the management of automated information systems.

This advisory council was replaced in 1985 by the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC) (House Bill 2375, 69th Texas Legislature, Regular Session), with the following additional duties: to conduct a management audit of each state governmental body in the use of telecommunication devices, systems, and services, and in the use of automated information systems, the computers on which they are automated, and related services; to serve as a central clearinghouse of software; and to prepare a long-range telecommunications plan. The new council was composed of nine members, adding the following two to the previous seven: (8) one appointed by the speaker, and (9) one appointed by the lieutenant governor, both of them state employees knowledgeable in the management of automated information systems or telecommunications systems.

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 (House Bill 2736, 71st Texas Legislature, Regular Session) to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. It replaced both the AITC and the Automated Interagency Services Division of the State Purchasing and General Services Commission. The major difference between the DIR and either of its predecessor councils is its ability to monitor and enforce compliance with state-mandated information resources policies and goals. Specific duties assigned to the department include: collecting data from state agencies regarding use and costs of information resources technologies; monitoring national and international standards for information resources technologies; establishing policies, procedures, and standards relating to information resources management by state agencies; providing technical assistance to all levels of government; testing various available technologies; providing for all interagency use of information resources technology by state agencies (except for telecommunications services provided by the General Services Commission until September 2001); and operating a computer services facility for state agencies. When the Building and Procurement Commission began operating in September 2001, the Texas Department of Information Resources assumed the telecommunications functions formerly performed by the General Services Commission.

Between 1989 and 1997, the policy-making body of the Texas Department of Information Resources was a nine-member board, appointed by the governor with advice and consent of the senate for overlapping six-year terms. Three of the members came from a list submitted by the speaker of the house, and had to include at least one state representative (ex-officio, but voting); another three came from a list submitted by the lieutenant governor, and had to include at least one state senator (ex-officio, but voting); one member had to be employed by an institution of higher learning. The governor named the chair.

In 1997 (Senate Bill 365, 75th Texas Legislature, Regular Session), the number of voting members on the board was reduced to six, still appointed by the governor, and still including one employee of an institution of higher education. In addition, three ex-officio, non-voting members were added, from two groups which serve for two years each on a rotating basis, neither group serving at the same time as the other: the first group is composed of the executive director of the Texas Workers' Compensation Commission, the commissioner of Health and Human Services, and the executive director of the Texas Department of Transportation; the second group is composed of the Texas commissioner of Education, the executive director of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and the executive director of the Texas Department of Parks and Wildlife.

The number of voting members was increased to seven in 2003 (Senate Bill 287, 78th Texas Legislature, Regular Session) in response to a constitutional amendment affecting all state agencies with boards containing an even number of members.

 Scope and Contents of the Records

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. It was preceded by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC), 1981-1985; and the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC), 1985-1989, neither of which had the power to monitor and enforce compliance with state-mandated information resources policies and goals. These records document those functions. Types of records include long-range automation plans and initial operating plans of state agencies, correspondence, memos, organizational charts, reports, legislation, lists, notes, drafts, printed materials, legal documents, financial records, speeches, publications, and overhead transparencies. Records date 1981-1997 and 1999. Subjects covered include automation of state agencies and agency administration, geographic information systems, open records request surveys, the information resources management reporting process, the state strategic planning, technology standards, presentations to the Sunset Commission, and plans/methods/models to bill agencies. One large file relates to the transition of duties from the existing organizations to the Department of Information Resources.

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.

 Organization of the Records

These records are organized into six series, as maintained by the agency:

Long-range automation plans, 1982-1984, 4 cubic ft. Agency initial operating plans, 1988-1994, 17 cubic ft. Administrative correspondence, 1981-1995, 1999, bulk 1981-1989, 4.04 cubic ft. Plans and planning records, 1982-1984, 1987, 1991-1993, 0.4 cubic ft. Speeches and papers, 1983, 1989, 1991-1997, 1.05 cubic ft. Organization charts, 1993, 1995, fractional Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Corporate Names: Texas. Automated Information and Telecommunications Council. Texas. Automated Information Systems Advisory Council. Subjects: Information services--Government policy--Texas. Information resources management--Texas. Information services--Texas. Information technology--Texas. Administrative agencies--Texas--Data processing. Administrative agencies--Texas--Management. Document Types: Correspondence--Texas--Information services--1981-1997, 1999. Memorandums--Texas--Information services--1981-1995. Reports--Texas--Information services--1981-1997, 1999. Drafts (documents)--Texas--Information services--1981-1995. Legislative records--Texas--Information services--1981-1995. Lists--Texas--Information services--1981-1997. Notes--Texas--Information services--1981-1997. Legal documents--Texas--Information services--1981-1995. Financial records--Texas--Information services--1981-1995. Publications--Texas--Information services--1981-1995. Speeches--Texas--Information services--1983, 1989, 1991-1997. Organizational charts--Texas--Information services--1993, 1995. Functions: Coordinating information resources. Coordinating information services. Related Material

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.

Texas State Archives

Texas Department of Information Resources meeting files, 1981-2005, 17.66 cubic ft. Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Automated Information Systems, Records, 1987-1990, 0.47 cubic ft. Preferred Citation

(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Appraisal Information

In April 2005, the appraisal archivists determined that one series of Texas Department of Information Resources records, Policies and procedures, 1989, fractional, was in fact not archival, consisting of only a routine personnel policy manual. The series was deleted from the inventory, and the existing manual in that series was discarded.

 Processing Information

Laura K. Saegert, October 1989

Tonia J. Wood, October 1995

Lisa M. Hendricks, December 1995, November 1996, May 1997

Nancy Enneking, March 1999, September 1999

Tony Black, June 2002, March 2003, February 2004, April 2005

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1989/081, 1993/172, 1996/033, 1996/043, 1997/043, 1997/118, 1999/106, 2000/011, 2002/144, 2003/124, 2003/173, 2004/091

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council on December 29, 1988; and by the Texas Department of Information Resources on January 23, 1993; December 18, 1995; January 19, 1996; November 19, 1996; May 12, 1997; February 22, 1999; September 16, 1999; June 14, 2002; November 8, 2002; June 23, 2003; and February 17, 2004.

 Accruals

Archival records are transferred to the Texas State Archives on a regular basis.

Detailed Description of the Records Long-range automation plans, 1982-1984, 4 cubic ft.

The Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC), created in 1981, assisted state government bodies in making economical and efficient use of automated information systems. An initial directive of the council was the requirement of state governmental bodies to prepare and file with the council a long-range plan for automated information systems. These long-range automation plans are the result of that work; types of records include plans, amendments/revisions to plans, and correspondence, dating 1982-1984. The plans were submitted by state agencies in 1982, with revisions to some agencies' plans submitted in 1983 or 1984. Most plans cover a four-year period, discussing automation needs and objectives, planned acquisitions and conversions, and automation systems and computers currently in use.

Historical Sketch

The Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council, created in 1981, assisted state government bodies in making economical and efficient use of automated information systems. The Council reviewed requests of certain purchases (over $20,000 at the time of the Council's creation) of computers, automated systems, or computer services; for certain leases (over $1,000 a month) of computers or automated systems; and for major conversions of computers or automated systems. The Council reported biennially to the Legislature on its activities and made recommendations for legislation which promoted economical and efficient use of automated information systems by state governmental bodies.

An initial directive of the Council was the requirement of state governmental bodies, as defined by House Bill 1463, to prepare and file with the Council a long-range plan for automated information systems by October 1, 1982. These plans were to be revised biennially and resubmitted to the council by June 1 of even-numbered years. Agencies which did not have automated information systems were required to file a statement of exemption in lieu of the long-range plan.

AISAC was replaced in 1985 by the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC).

 Arrangement

These records are arranged alphabetically by name of state agency, as maintained by the Department of Information Resources.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Long-range automation plans, Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession number: 1989/081

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council on December 29, 1988.

 Restrictions on Access

None.

 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.).

 Processed by

Laura K. Saegert, October 1989

 1989/081-1 1. Master plans 1989/081-1 2. Completed review forms 1989/081-1 3. Mailing lists 1989/081-1 4. Texas A&I University 1989/081-1 5-6. Texas A&M University System 1989/081-1 7. Adult Probation Commission 1989/081-1 8. Texas Department of Agriculture 1989/081-1 9. Air Control Board, Texas 1989/081-1 10. Aircraft Pooling Board 1989/081-1 11. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission 1989/081-1 12. Texas Commission on Alcoholism 1989/081-1 13. Amusement Machine Commission 1989/081-1 14. Angelo State University 1989/081-1 15. Animal Health Commission 1989/081-1 16. Texas Board of Architectural Examiners 1989/081-1 17. University of Texas at Arlington (Academic Computing Service) 1989/081-1 18. University of Texas at Arlington (Administrative Data Processing) 1989/081-1 19. Texas Commission on the Arts 1989/081-1 20. Attorney General of Texas 1989/081-1 21. University of Texas at Austin 1989/081-1 22. University of Texas at Austin (Computing Resources) 1989/081-1 23. State Department of Banking 1989/081-1 24. State Bar of Texas 1989/081-1 25. State Board of Barber Examiners 1989/081-1 26. Texas Commission for the Blind 1989/081-1 27. Texas School for the Blind 1989/081-1 28. The University of Texas System Cancer Center 1989/081-1 29. Texas Department of Community Affairs 1989/081-1 30-31. Comptroller of Public Accounts 1989/081-1 32. Texas Coordinating Board 1989/081-1 33. Consumer Credit Commission 1989/081-1 34-35. Texas Department of Corrections 1989/081-1 36. Corpus Christi State University 1989/081-1 37. Texas Cosmetology Commission 1989/081-1 38. Office of Court Administration 1989/081-1 39. Court of Appeals: 2nd Court 1989/081-1 40. Court of Appeals: 6th Court 1989/081-1 41. Court of Appeals: 8th Court 1989/081-1 42. Court of Appeals: 9th Court 1989/081-1 43. Court of Appeals: 11th Court 1989/081-1 44. Court of Appeals: 12th Court 1989/081-1 45. University of Texas at Dallas, Health Science Center 1989/081-1 46. University of Texas at Dallas 1989/081-1 47. Commission for the Deaf 1989/081-1 48. State Board of Dental Examiners 1989/081-1 49. East Texas State University 1989/081-1 50. Texas Economic Development Commission 1989/081-1 51. Texas Education Agency 1989/081-1 52. University of Texas at El Paso 1989/081-1 53. Employees Retirement System of Texas 1989/081-1 54. Texas Employment Commission 1989/081-1 55. Texas Energy and Natural Resources Advisory Council 1989/081-1 56. State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers 1989/081-1 57. Commission on Fire Protection and Personnel Standards and Education 1989/081-2 1. Texas A&M University at Galveston 1989/081-2 2. University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston 1989/081-2 3. Office of the Governor 1989/081-2 4-8. Texas Department of Health 1989/081-2 9. Texas Health Facilities Commission 1989/081-2 10. State Department of Highways and Public Transportation 1989/081-2 11-15. Texas Historical Commission 1989/081-2 16. University of Houston 1989/081-2 17. University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston 1989/081-2 18-19. Texas Department of Human Resources 1989/081-2 20. Industrial Accident Board 1989/081-2 21. State Board of Insurance 1989/081-2 22. Advisory Committee on Intergovernmental Relations 1989/081-2 23. Texas Department of Labor and Standards 1989/081-2 24. Lamar University 1989/081-2 25. General Land Office 1989/081-2 26. Laredo State University 1989/081-2 27. Board of Law Examiners 1989/081-2 28. Library and Archives Commission 1989/081-3 1. State Board of Medical Examiners 1989/081-3 2. Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation 1989/081-3 3. Merit System Council 1989/081-3 4. Midwestern State University 1989/081-3 5. State Board of Morticians 1989/081-3 6. Texas National Guard Armory Board 1989/081-3 7. North Texas State University 1989/081-3 8. Board of Nurse Examiners 1989/081-3 9. Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners 1989/081-3 10. Texas Board of Licensure, Nursing Home Administrators 1989/081-3 11. Texas Optometry Board 1989/081-3 12. College of Osteopathic Medicine (Academic areas) 1989/081-3 13. College of Osteopathic Medicine (Management and Administrative) 1989/081-3 14-17. State Property Tax Board 1989/081-3 18. Pan American University 1989/081-3 19. Board of Pardons and Paroles 1989/081-3 20. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department 1989/081-3 21. State Pension Review Board 1989/081-3 22. University of Texas at Permian Basin 1989/081-3 23. State Board of Pharmacy 1989/081-3 24. State Board of Physical Therapy Examiners 1989/081-3 25. Prairie View A&M University 1989/081-3 26. Board of Private Investigators & Private Security Agencies 1989/081-3 27. State Board of Examiners of Psychologists 1989/081-3 28. Texas Department of Public Safety 1989/081-3 29-30. Railroad Commission 1989/081-3 31. Texas Real Estate Commission 1989/081-3 32. University of Texas Regional Computer Center in North Texas 1989/081-3 33-34. Rehabilitation Commission 1989/081-3 35. Sam Houston State University 1989/081-3 36. University of Texas at San Antonio 1989/081-3 37. University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 1989/081-3 38-39. Secretary of State 1989/081-3 40. State Securites Board 1989/081-4 1. Southwest Texas State University 1989/081-4 2. State Purchasing and General Services 1989/081-4 3. Stephen F. Austin University 1989/081-4 4. Sul Ross State University 1989/081-4 5. Supreme Court of Texas 1989/081-4 6. Tarleton State University 1989/081-4 7. Teacher Retirement System of Texas 1989/081-4 8. Texas Agricultural Experiment Station 1989/081-4 9-10. Texas Agricultural Extension Service 1989/081-4 11. Texas Engineering Experiment Station 1989/081-4 12. Texas Engineering Extension Service 1989/081-4 13. Texas Forest Service 1989/081-4 14. Texas Southern University 1989/081-4 15. Texas State Technical Institute 1989/081-4 16. Texas Tech University 1989/081-4 17. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center 1989/081-4 18. Texas Transportation Institute 1989/081-4 19. Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory 1989/081-4 20. Texas Women's University 1989/081-4 21-22. State Treasury Department 1989/081-4 23. University of Texas at Tyler 1989/081-4 24. University of Texas Health Center at Tyler 1989/081-4 25. University of Texas System 1989/081-4 26. Public Utility Commission of Texas 1989/081-4 27. West Texas State University 1989/081-4 28. Texas Department of Water Resources 1989/081-4 29.30. Youth Council Agency initial operating plans, 1988-1994, 17 cubic ft.

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. The Texas Information Resources Management Act required state agencies to submit initial operating plans to DIR. These records comprise those initial operating plans. Types of records include correspondence, memoranda, plans, amendments to plans, and schedules dating 1988-1994. The goal of the Texas Information Resources Management Act (House Bill 2736, 71st Texas Legislature, Regular Session) was, in part, to avoid agencies acquiring uncoordinated or duplicative information resource technologies. Also, sharing information resources technologies among state agencies is often felt to be the most cost-effective method of providing services to the public. Initial operating plans submitted by the agencies detail agency plans for acquiring computer hardware and software. These plans are either certified or rejected by DIR if they do not meet requirements. Rejections are accompanied by suggestions for changes or requests for additional information. In 1993, Initial Operating Plans were superseded by Biennial Operating Plans (Senate Bill 381, 73rd Texas Legislature, Regular Session). Four different sets of files were kept of state agency plans and correspondence, and researchers are urged to check all sets for any particular agency as contents are not entirely duplicative.

Arrangement

These records are arranged alphabetically by agency name in four different runs, as maintained by the Department of Information Resources. In each run, educational institutions follow state agencies. Records within the files appear to be arranged in roughly reverse chronological order. Four different sets of files were kept of state agency plans and correspondence, and researchers are urged to check all sets for any particular agency as contents are not entirely duplicative.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Agency initial operating plans, Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1996/043, 1997/043, 1997/118, 1999/106

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Department of Information Resources on January 19, 1996; November 19, 1996; May 12, 1997; and February 22, 1999.

 Restrictions on Access

None.

 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.).

 Processed by

Lisa M. Hendricks, November 1996, May 1997

Nancy Enneking, March 1999

 1996/043-1 Accountancy, Texas State Board of Public, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Adjutant General's Department, 1990 1996/043-1 Aging, Texas Department on, 1990 1996/043-1 Agriculture, Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Air Control Board, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Aircraft Pooling Board, State, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Texas Commission on, 1990 1996/043-1 Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Texas, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Animal Health Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Architectural Examiners, Texas Board of, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Armory Board, Texas National Guard, 1991 1996/043-1 Arts, Texas Commission on the, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Attorney General of Texas, The, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Auditor, Office of the State, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Aviation, Texas Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Banking, Texas Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Bar of Texas, State, 1990 1996/043-1 Barber Examiners, State Board of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Blind, Texas Commission for the, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Blind and Visually Impaired, Texas School for the, 1990 1996/043-1 Bond Review Board, Texas, 1990 1996/043-1 Cancer Council, Texas, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Childhood Intervention Council, Early, 1991 1996/043-1 Childrens' Trust Fund, Texas Council of, 1992 1996/043-1 Chiropractic Examiners, Texas Board of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Commerce, Texas Department of, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Community Affairs, Texas Department of, 1990 1996/043-1 Comptroller of Public Accounts, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Consumer Credit Commissioner, Office of, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Consumer Protection, Office of, 1990 1996/043-1 Coordinating Board, Texas Higher Education, 1990 1996/043-1 Cosmetology Commission, Texas, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Court Administration, Office of, 1990 1996/043-1 Court of Appeals: 1996/043-1 1st District, Houston, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 2nd District, Fort Worth, 1990 1996/043-1 3rd District, Austin, 1990 1996/043-1 4th District, San Antonio, 1990 1996/043-1 5th District, Dallas, 1990 1996/043-1 6th District, Texarkana, 1990 1996/043-1 7th District, Amarillo, 1990 1996/043-1 8th District, El Paso, 1990 1996/043-1 9th District, Beaumont, 1990 1996/043-1 10th District, Waco, 1990 1996/043-1 11th District, Eastland, 1990 1996/043-1 12th District, Tyler, 1990 1996/043-1 13th District, Corpus Christi, 1990 1996/043-1 14th District, Houston, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Court of Criminal Appeals, 1990 1996/043-1 Court Reporters Certification Board, 1990 1996/043-1 Supreme Court of Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Credit Union Department, 1990, 1992 1996/043-1 Criminal Justice Policy Council, 1990 1996/043-1 Criminal Justice, Texas Department of, Institutional Division, 1991 1996/043-1 Deaf, Texas Commission for the, 1990 1996/043-1 Deaf, Texas School for the, 1990 1996/043-1 Dental Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Education Agency, Texas Central, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Employees Retirement System of Texas, 1991 1996/043-1 Employment Commission, Texas, 1990 1996/043-1 Engineers, Texas State Board of, Registration for Professional, 1990 1996/043-1 Firemens' Pension Commissioner, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Fire Protection Personnel, Standards and Education, Commission on, 1990, 1992 1996/043-1 Food and Fibers Commission, Texas, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Funeral Service Commission, Texas, 1990, 1992 1996/043-1 Governor, Office of the, 1991 1996/043-1 Health, Texas Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Health and Human Services, Coordinating Council, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Hearing Aids, Board of Examiners in the Fitting and Dispensing of, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 High Speed Rail Authority, Texas, 1990 1996/043-1 Highways and Public Transportation, State Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Historical Commission, Texas, 1990 1996/043-1 Housing Agency, Texas [empty] 1996/043-1 Human Rights, Commission on, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Human Services, Department of, 1990-1992 1996/043-1 Incentive and Productivity Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Information Resources, Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-1 Insurance Council, Office of Public, 1992 1996/043-2 Insurance, State Board of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Investigators, Texas Board of Private, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Irrigators, Texas Board of, 1990 1996/043-2 Jail Standards, Texas Commission on, 1990 1996/043-2 Judicial Conduct, State Commission on, 1990 1996/043-2 Land Office, General, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Land Surveying, Texas Board of Professional, 1990-1992 1996/043-2 Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, Commission on, 1990-1992 1996/043-2 Law Library, State, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Library and Archives Commission, Texas State, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Licensing and Regulation, Texas Department of, 1990 1996/043-2 Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Mental Health and Mental Retardation, Texas Department of, 1990 1996/043-2 Motor Vehicle Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 National Research Laboratory Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Natural Fibers and Food Protein Commission, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Nurse Examiners, Board of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Nurse Examiners, Board of Vocational, 1990 1996/043-2 Nursing Home Administrators, Texas Board of Licensure for, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Optometry Board, Texas, 1990 1996/043-2 Offenders with Mental Impairments, Texas Council on, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Pension Review Board, State, 1990 1996/043-2 Pest Control Board, Structural, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Physical Therapy Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Pharmacy, Texas State Board of, 1990 1996/043-2 Plumbing Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Podiatry Examiners, Board of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Polygraph Examiners Board, 1990 1996/043-2 Preservation Board, State, 1990 1996/043-2 Probation Commission, Texas Juvenile, 1990 1996/043-2 Property Tax Board, State, 1990 1996/043-2 Prosecuting Attorney, State, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Psychologists, Texas State Board of Examiners of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Public Finance Authority, Texas, 1990 1996/043-2 Public Safety, Texas Department of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Public Utility Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Public Utility Counsel, Office of, 1990 1996/043-2 Racing Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority, Texas Low-Level, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Railroad Commission of Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Real Estate Commission, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Rehabilitation Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 River Compact Commissions, c/o Texas Water Commission, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Savings and Loan Department, Texas, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Secretary of State, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Securities Board, State, 1990 1996/043-2 Sex Offender Treatment, Interagency Council on [empty] 1996/043-2 Soil and Water Conservation Board, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Space Commission, Texas [empty] 1996/043-2 State-Federal Relations, Office of, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Surplus Property Agency, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Tax Professional Examiners, Board of, 1990 1996/043-2 Teacher Retirement System of Texas, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Transportation, Texas Department of, 1992 1996/043-2 Treasury Department, Texas State, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Turnpike Authority, Texas, 1990 1996/043-2 Veterans Commission, Texas, 1990-1992 1996/043-2 Veterinary Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990 1996/043-2 Vocational/Technical Education, Advisory Council for, 1990 1996/043-2 Water Commission, Texas, 1990-1992 1996/043-2 Water Development Board, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Water Well Drillers Board, 1990 1996/043-2 Workers' Compensation Commission, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 Youth Commission, Texas, 1990, 1992 1996/043-2 Texas A&M University System (inclusive), 1990-1991 1996/043-2 A&I University, Texas, 1990 1996/043-2 A&M Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, 1991 1996/043-2 Corpus Christi State University, 1990 1996/043-2 A&M Engineering Extension Service, Texas, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 A&M University at Galveston, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 A&M Prairie View University, 1990-1991 1996/043-2 A&M Tarleton State University, 1992 1996/043-2 A&M Transportation Institute, Texas, 1990 1996/043-2 Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Lab, Texas, 1990 1996/043-3 Angelo State University, 1990-1992 1996/043-3 East Texas State University, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 East Texas State University at Texarkana, 1990 1996/043-3 Lamar University, 1990, 1992-1993 1996/043-3 Lamar University: 1996/043-3 Beaumont, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 Orange, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 Port Arthur, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 Laredo State University, 1990 1996/043-3 Midwestern State University, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, 1990 1996/043-3 Sam Houston State University, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 Southwest Texas State University, 1990-1991 1996/043-3 Stephen F. 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Commission, Texas, 1990 1997/043-3 Land Office, General, 1986-1991 1997/043-3 Land Surveying, Texas Board of Professional, 1990 1997/043-3 Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, Commission on, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Law Library, State, 1990 1997/043-3 Library and Archives Commission, Texas State, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Licensing and Regulation, Texas Department of, 1990 1997/043-3 Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Mental Health and Mental Retardation, Texas Department of, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Motor Vehicle Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 National Guard Armory Board, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 National Research Laboratory Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Nurse Examiners, Board of, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Nurse Examiners, Board of Vocational, 1990 1997/043-3 Nursing Home Administrators, Texas Board of Licensure for, 1990-1992 1997/043-3 Offenders with Mental Impairments, Texas Council on, 1990-1991 1997/043-3 Optometry Board, Texas, 1990 1997/043-4 Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Pension Review Board, State, 1990 1997/043-4 Pest Control Board, Structural, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Pharmacy, Texas State Board of, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Physical Therapy Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990 1997/043-4 Plumbing Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990 1997/043-4 Podiatry Examiners, Board of, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Polygraph Examiners Board, 1990 1997/043-4 Preservation Board, State, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Preservation Board, State, 1991, 2001 1997/043-4 Property Tax Board, State, 1990 1997/043-4 Prosecuting Attorney, State, 1990 1997/043-4 Psychologists, Texas State Board of Examiners of, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Public Safety, Texas Department of, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Public Utility Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Public Utility Counsel, Office of, 1990 1997/043-4 Racing Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority, Texas Low-Level, 1990 1997/043-4 Rail Authority, Texas High-Speed, 1990 1997/043-4 Railroad Commission of Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Real Estate Commission, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Rehabilitation Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 River Compact Commission: 1997/043-4 Canadian, 1990 1997/043-4 Pecos, 1990 1997/043-4 Red River, 1990 1997/043-4 Rio Grande, 1990 1997/043-4 Sabine, 1990 1997/043-4 Savings and Loan Department, Texas, 1988, 1990 1997/043-4 Secretary of State, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Securities Board, State, 1990 1997/043-4 Soil and Water Conservation Board, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Space Commission, Texas, 1991 1997/043-4 State-Federal Relations, Office of, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 State Purchasing and General Services Commission, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Surplus Property Agency, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Tax Professional Examiners, Board of, 1990 1997/043-4 Teacher Retirement System of Texas, 1990 1997/043-4 Treasury Department, Texas State, 1990 1997/043-4 Turnpike Authority, Texas, 1990 1997/043-4 Veterans Commission, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-4 Veterinary Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1990 1997/043-5 Water Commission, Texas, 1990-1992 1997/043-5 Water Development Board, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Water Well Drillers Board, 1990 1997/043-5 Workers' Compensation Commission, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Youth Commission, Texas, 1990 1997/043-5 A&M - A&I University, Texas, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 A&M University System, Texas: 1997/043-5 Corpus Christi State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Tarleton State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 A&M University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 A&M University at Galveston, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 System Administration, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Agricultural Experiment Station, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Agricultural Extension Service, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Animal Damage Control Service, 1990 1997/043-5 Engineering Experiment Station, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Engineering Extension Service, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Forest Service, 1990 1997/043-5 Transportation Institute, 1990 1997/043-5 Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory, 1990 1997/043-5 West Texas State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Angelo State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 East Texas State University (Commerce), 1990-1991 1997/043-5 East Texas State University at Texarkana, 1990 1997/043-5 Harris County Psychiatric Center, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Lamar University: 1997/043-5 Beaumont, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Orange, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Port Arthur, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Port Arthur, 1990-1991, 2001 1997/043-5 System Office, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Midwestern State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Osteopathic Medicine, Texas College of, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum, 1990 1997/043-5 Sam Houston Memorial Museum, 1990 1997/043-5 Sam Houston State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Southwest Texas State University, 1990-1991 1997/043-5 Stephen F. 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Court of Criminal Appeals, 1992-1993 1997/118-1 Supreme Court of Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-1 Court Reporters Certification Board, 1992 1997/118-1 Credit Union Department, 1992 1997/118-1 Criminal Justice Policy Council, 1992-1993 1997/118-1 Criminal Justice, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-1 Deaf and Hearing Impaired, Texas Commission for the, 1992-1993 1997/118-1 Deaf, Texas School for the, 1992-1993 1997/118-1 Dental Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1992 1997/118-2 Early Childhood Intervention, Texas Interagency Council on, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Education Agency, Texas Central, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Employees Retirement System of Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Employment Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Engineers, Texas State Board of Registration for Professional, 1992 1997/118-2 Ethics Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Fire Fighters' Pension Commissioner, Office of, 1992 1997/118-2 Fire Protection, Texas Commission on, 1992 1997/118-2 Food and Fibers Commission, Texas, 1992 1997/118-2 Funeral Service Commission, Texas, 1992 1997/118-2 General Services Commission, 1992 1997/118-2 Health, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Health and Human Services Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Hearing Aids, Board of Examiners in the Fitting and Dispensing of, 1992 1997/118-2 Historical Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Housing and Community Affairs, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Human Services, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Incentive and Productivity Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Information Resources, Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Insurance Council, Office of Public, 1992 1997/118-2 Insurance, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Investigators and Private Security Agencies, Texas Board of Private, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Jail Standards, Texas Commission on, 1992 1997/118-2 Judicial Conduct, State Commission on, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Juvenile Probation Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-2 Land 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Grande 1997/118-3 Texas-Sabine 1997/118-3 Savings and Loan Department, Texas, 1992 1997/118-3 Secretary of State, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Securities Board, State, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Sex Offender Treatment, Interagency Council on, 1992 1997/118-3 Soil and Water Conservation Board, 1992 1997/118-3 State-Federal Relations, Office of, 1991-1992 1997/118-3 Surplus Property Agency, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Tax Professional Examiners, Board of, 1993 1997/118-3 Teacher Retirement System of Texas, 1992 1997/118-3 Transportation, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Treasury Department, Texas State, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Veterans Commission, Texas, 1992 1997/118-3 Veterinary Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1992 1997/118-3 Water Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Water Development Board, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Workers' Compensation Commission, 1992 1997/118-3 Workers' Compensation Research Center, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-3 Youth Commission, Texas, 1992 1997/118-4 A&M - A&I University, Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-4 A&M University System, Texas, 1992-1993: 1997/118-4 Corpus Christi State University 1997/118-4 Laredo State University 1997/118-4 Prairie View University 1997/118-4 Tarleton State University 1997/118-4 A&M University 1997/118-4 A&M University at Galveston 1997/118-4 University System Administration and General 1997/118-4 Agricultural Experiment Station 1997/118-4 Agricultural Extension Service 1997/118-4 Animal Damage Control Service 1997/118-4 Engineering Experiment Station 1997/118-4 Engineering Extension Service 1997/118-4 Forest Service 1997/118-4 Transportation Institute 1997/118-4 Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory 1997/118-4 West Texas State University 1997/118-4 Angelo State University, 1992-1993 1997/118-4 East Texas State University (Commerce), 1992-1993 1997/118-4 East Texas State University at Texarkana, 1992-1993 1997/118-4 Harris County Psychiatric Center, 1992-1993 1997/118-4 Lamar University System Office, 1992-1993 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Galveston, 1992-1993 1997/118-5 University of Texas of the Permian Basin, 1992-1993 1997/118-5 University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, 1992-1993 1997/118-5 University of Texas System Administration, 1992-1993 1997/118-5 University of Houston, 1992-1993: 1997/118-5 Clear Lake 1997/118-5 Downtown 1997/118-5 University Park (Main Campus) 1997/118-5 Victoria 1997/118-5 System Administration 1997/118-5 University of North Texas, 1992-1993 1997/118-5 University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Accountancy, Texas State Board of Public, 1993 1999/106-1 Adjutant General's Department, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Administrative Hearings, State Office of, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Aging, Texas Department on, 1992 1999/106-1 Agriculture, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Air Control Board, Texas, 1993 1999/106-1 Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Texas, 1992 1999/106-1 Alcohol and Drug Abuse, Texas Commission on, 1993 1999/106-1 Animal Health Commission, Texas, 1993 1999/106-1 Armory Board, Texas National Guard, 1993 1999/106-1 Arts, Texas Commission on the, 1993 1999/106-1 Attorney General, Office of the, 1992 1999/106-1 Auditor, Office of the State, 1993 1999/106-1 Banking, Texas Department of, 1993 1999/106-1 Barber Examiners, State Board of, 1993 1999/106-1 Blind and Visually Impaired, Texas Commission for the, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Blind and Visually Impaired, Texas School for the, 1993 1999/106-1 Bond Review Board, Texas, 1993 1999/106-1 Chiropractic Examiners, Texas Board of, 1992 1999/106-1 Commerce, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Comptroller of Public Accounts, Office of the, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Consumer Credit Commissioner, Office of, 1992 1999/106-1 Coordinating Board, Texas Higher Education, 1993 1999/106-1 Court Administration, Office of, 1993 1999/106-1 Court of Appeals: 1999/106-1 1st Supreme Judicial District, 1992 1999/106-1 2nd Supreme Judicial District, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 3rd Supreme Judicial 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Council on, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Education Agency, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Employees Retirement System of Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Employment Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Engineers, Texas State Board of Registration for Professional, 1992 1999/106-1 Ethics Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Finance Authority, Texas Public, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 General Services Commission, 1990-1993 1999/106-1 Harris County Psychiatric Center (Part of UTHSC Houston), 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Health, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Health and Human Services Commission, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Historical Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Housing and Community Affairs, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Human Services, Texas Department of (Additional Information), 1992-1993 1999/106-1 Human Services, Texas Department of, 1992 1999/106-2 Incentive and Productivity Commission, Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 Information Resources, Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Insurance, Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Jail Standards, Texas Commission on, 1992 1999/106-2 Judicial Conduct, State Commission on, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Juvenile Probation Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Land Office, Texas General, 1992 1999/106-2 Law Examiners, Board of [empty] 1999/106-2 Library and Archives Commission, Texas State, 1992 1999/106-2 Licensing and Regulation, Texas Department of, 1993 1999/106-2 Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Mental Health and Mental Retardation, Texas Department of, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 National Research Laboratory Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Nurse Examiners, Board of, 1992 1999/106-2 Nurse Examiners, Board of Vocational, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Nursing Home Administrators, Board of Licensure for, 1992 1999/106-2 Optometry Board, Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 Pension Review Board, Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 Pharmacy, Texas State Board of, 1992 1999/106-2 Plumbing Examiners, Texas State Board [empty] 1999/106-2 Polygraph Examiners Board, 1993 1999/106-2 Preservation Board, State, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Private Investigators and Private Security Agencies, Board of 1999/106-2 Prosecuting Attorney, Office of the, 1992 1999/106-2 Public Safety, Texas Department of, 1992 1999/106-2 Public Utility Commission of Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Racing Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Railroad Commission of Texas (Texas High Speed Rail Authority), 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Real Estate Commission, Texas, 1993 1999/106-2 Secretary of State, Office of the, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Securities Board, State, 1993 1999/106-2 Surplus Property Agency, Texas, 1993 1999/106-2 Teacher Retirement System of Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 Transportation, Texas Department of (Texas Dept. of Aviation), 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Treasury Department, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Veterans Commission, Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 Veterinary Medical Examiners, Texas State Board of, 1992 1999/106-2 Water Commission, Texas, 1993 1999/106-2 Water Development Board, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Workers' Compensation Commission, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Workers' Compensation Research Center, Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-2 Youth Commission, Texas, 1992 1999/106-2 University of Texas, 1992-1993: 1999/106-2 Arlington 1999/106-2 Austin 1999/106-2 Brownsville 1999/106-2 Dallas 1999/106-2 El Paso 1999/106-2 San Antonio 1999/106-2 Tyler 1999/106-2 Health Science Center at Houston 1999/106-2 Health Science Center at San Antonio 1999/106-2 System Administration 1999/106-3 Health Center at Tyler 1999/106-3 M.D. Anderson Cancer Center 1999/106-3 Medical Branch at Galveston 1999/106-3 Permian Basin, of the 1999/106-3 Pan American 1999/106-3 Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas 1999/106-3 Texas A&M, 1992-1993: 1999/106-3 A&I University, Texas 1999/106-3 Corpus Christi State University 1999/106-3 Laredo State University 1999/106-3 Prairie View A&M University 1999/106-3 Tarleton State University 1999/106-3 Texas A&M University 1999/106-3 Texas A&M University at Galveston 1999/106-3 Texas A&M University System (all units) 1999/106-3 Texas A&M University System, Administration and General 1999/106-3 Texas Agricultural Experiment Station 1999/106-3 Texas Agricultural Extension Service 1999/106-3 Texas Animal Damage Control Service (TAES) 1999/106-3 Texas Engineering Experiment Station 1999/106-3 Texas Engineering Extension Service 1999/106-3 Texas Forest Service 1999/106-3 Texas Transportation Institute 1999/106-3 Texas Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory 1999/106-3 West Texas State University 1999/106-3 Angelo State University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 East Texas State University (Commerce), 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Lamar University, 1992-1993: 1999/106-3 Beaumont 1999/106-3 Orange 1999/106-3 Port Arthur 1999/106-3 Midwestern State University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Sam Houston State University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Southwestern Texas State University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Stephen F. Austin State University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Sul Ross State University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Texas Southern University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Texas State Technical College, 1992-1993: 1999/106-3 Amarillo 1999/106-3 Harlingen 1999/106-3 Sweetwater 1999/106-3 System Administration 1999/106-3 Texas Tech University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 Texas Women's University, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 University of Houston, 1992-1993: 1999/106-3 Clear Lake 1999/106-3 Downtown 1999/106-3 System Administration 1999/106-3 University Park (Main Campus) 1999/106-3 Victoria 1999/106-3 University of North Texas, 1992-1993 1999/106-3 University of North Texas, Health Science Center at Fort Worth (UNTHSC-FW), 1992-1993 Administrative correspondence, 1981-1995, 1999, bulk 1981-1989, 4.04 cubic ft.

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. It was preceded by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC), 1981-1985; and the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC), 1985-1989, neither of which had the power to monitor and enforce compliance with state-mandated information resources policies and goals. These administrative correspondence files of DIR and its predecessor agencies help document those functions. Types of records include correspondence, memos, reports, drafts, legislation, lists, notes, legal documents, printed materials, and financial records. They date 1981-1995 and 1999, with the bulk of the materials covering AISAC (1981-1985) and AITC (1985-1989). Subjects covered include the automation of state agencies and agency administration. One large file relates to the transition of duties from the existing organizations to the Department of Information Resources. Part of the 1999 correspondence concerns the creation of an Educational Technology Coordinating Council (ETCC) mandated by the 76th Texas Legislature, and consists of letters from DIR Executive Director Carolyn Purcell to the deans of the Colleges of Education of Texas State Universities.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged in roughly chronological groups, in the order received from the Department of Information Resources. Agency files are arranged alphabetically each year.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Administrative correspondence, Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1993/172, 2000/011, 2003/124, 2003/173, 2004/091

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by by the Texas Department of Information Resources on January 23, 1993; September 16, 1999; November 8, 2002; June 23, 2003; and February 17, 2004.

 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, social security numbers, and personal family information of government employees and officials (V.T.C.A., Government Code, Section 552.117), 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.

 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.).

 Processed by

Tonia J. Wood, October 1995

Nancy Enneking, September 1999

Tony Black, March 2003, February 2004, April 2005

 1993/172-2 Council budget, 1981 1993/172-2 Presnal, Bill, speech to council, November 11, 1981 1993/172-2 Council members, miscellaneous correspondence, 1981-1982 1993/172-2 AISAC council members, 1982 1993/172-2 Charles K. Winston, Jr., annual personal financial statement, 1983-1984 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Langston Goree, 1982-1987 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Darrel Hurt, 1982-1983 1993/172-2 Bob Jordan, speech to AISAC at open meeting, August 28, 1984 1993/172-2 AISAC, October 29, 1984 1993/172-2 AISAC administration, Tom O'Brien, 1984 1993/172-2 Carl Dorman's memo to Terry Robinson, Systems Division, 1984 1993/172-2 AISAC administration, James Patterson, 1984 1993/172-2 List of AISAC council members, 1984 1993/172-2 Council members / staff (home addresses), (198-)

(Contains possibly excepted information: home addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, and personal family information of government employees and officials)

 1993/172-2 Council members' terms of office, 1982-1985 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Ronald Lindsey, 1983 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: George Pierce, 1984 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: James Patterson, 1985 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Dr. Charles Warlick, 1986 1993/172-2 Tarleton State University, 1986 1993/172-2 Documents, 1986 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Nancy Norris, 1986 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: G.L. Hammon, 1986 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Brian Fish, 1986 1993/172-2 IFB (Invitation for Bid) Advisory Group, 1987 1993/172-2 AITC open council meeting, January 16, 1987 1993/172-2 AISAC administration: Carl Dorman, 1984-1987 1993/172-2 Alaska State Legislature, 1987 1993/172-2 Correspondence from other states, 1985-1987 1993/172-2 Outgoing correspondence, 1985-1987 1993/172-2 Incoming correspondence, 1986-1987 1993/172-2 Council letters, 1988 1993/172-2 Council members, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 FAX, Dr. Maxwell, 1988 1993/172-2 Federal government, 1988 1993/172-2 Fiscal notes, 71st Legislature, 1989 1993/172-2 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Staff memos / letters, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Vendors, 1988 1993/172-2 Workshops / seminars, 1988 1993/172-2 Attorney General, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Texas State Auditors, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Comptrollers, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Texas Department of Corrections, 1988 1993/172-2 Texas Employment Commission, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Governor's Office, 1988 [3 folders] 1993/172-2 State Highway Department, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 Texas Department of Human Services, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-2 State Board of Insurance, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Legislative Budget Board, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Texas Department of Mental Health & Mental Retardation, 1988 1993/172-1 Texas State Board of Pardons and Paroles, 1988 1993/172-1 Parks & Wildlife, 1988 1993/172-1 Department of Public Safety, 1988 1993/172-1 State Purchasing Commission, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Railroad Commission, 1988 1993/172-1 Texas Real Estate Commission, 1988 1993/172-1 Texas Rehabilitation Commission, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Southwest Texas State University, 1988 1993/172-1 Texas A&M, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Texas Tech, 1988 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 University of Houston System, 1988 1993/172-1 University of Texas at Austin, 1988 1993/172-1 Water Commission, 1988 2003/173-3 Water Commission, Mapping Task Force: Final Report, (1987) 2000/011-1 Ad-hoc telecommunications committee, 1986-1988: 2000/011-1 Outgoing correspondence, 1987-1988 2000/011-1 Incoming correspondence, 1987-1988 2000/011-1 STS (State Telecommunications System) replacement correspondence, outgoing, 1986-1988 2000/011-1 Attorney General, interagency contract with SPGSC, reference: rate case intervention, 1986 2000/011-1 AC- DIR (Department of Information Resources)/AITC-CR, 1989, 1993 1993/172-1 Executive director's file, 1989 1993/172-1 Polson: presentations, etc., 1989 1993/172-1 Staff memos, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Staff letters, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 FAX, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 House of Representatives members, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Draft reports, 1989 1993/172-1 Legal: deposition, 1989 1993/172-1 Legal issues, open records, 1989 1993/172-1 Agency deactivations, 1989 1993/172-1 Memos to CEOs, 1989 1993/172-1 Treasury Department, 1989 1993/172-1 Texas Department of Human Services, 1989 1993/172-1 Texas Department of Mental Health Mental Retardation, 1989 1993/172-1 University of Houston, 1989 1993/172-1 University of Texas, 1989 1993/172-1 University of Texas components, 1989 1993/172-1 Comptrollers, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Employee Retirement System, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 General Land Office, 1989 1993/172-1 Public Utility Commission, 1989 1993/172-1 Texas Rehabilitation Commission, 1989 1993/172-1 State Auditors, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 State Board of Insurance, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 State Property Tax Board, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 State Purchasing, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Texas A&M, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Texas State Library, 1989 1993/172-1 Resumes, council members, 1987-1989

(Contains possibly excepted information: home addresses, phone numbers, social security numbers, and personal family information of government employees and officials)

 1993/172-1 National Center for State Courts, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Attorney General's Office, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Governor's Office, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Lt. Governor's Office, 1989 1993/172-1 Legislative Budget Board, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Texas Department of Mental Health Mental Retardation, 1985 1993/172-1 Soil and Water Conservation Board, 1989 1993/172-1 Public Finance Authority, 1989 1993/172-1 Industrial Accident Board, 1989 1993/172-1 Department of Public Safety, 1989 1993/172-1 Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 Board of Public Accountancy, 1989 1993/172-1 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1989 1993/172-1 Minor agencies, 1989 1993/172-1 Minor universities, 1989 [2 folders] 1993/172-1 FAX, FY 1990 1993/172-1 Vendors, FY 1990 1993/172-1 Miscellaneous correspondence, FY 1990 1993/172-1 SPGSC / AITC / DIR transition, 1989 2003/173-3 Legislative Budget Board, 1990 2000/011-1 Research exemption, 1990 2000/011-1 Ctg (Consulting) - 2000/011-1 Board letter, October 26, 1990 2000/011-1 Andersen letter, October 5, 1990 2000/011-1 David M. Griffith, BI-101, 1990 2000/011-1 Microcomputer assembly, 1990-1991 2000/011-1 AC-DIR (Advisory Council?-Department of Information Resources), I, 1990-1991 2000/011-1 Untitled wallet file (re. State Auditor's Office performance measures project): 2000/011-1 (Loose material, 1990) 2000/011-1 SAO (State Auditor's Office) performance measures, 1990 2000/011-1 (Loose materials including draft reports and guidelines, 1991-1992) 2000/011-1 Outsourcing CCR correspondence - outgoing, 1991-1992 2000/011-1 Reports, acquisition specifications for information resources, RULES, 1991 2000/011-1 Formal comment to proposed action (re. state security standards for state information resources), 1992 2000/011-1 SSP (State Strategic Plan?) correspondence, outgoing, 1991-1992 2000/011-1 SSP (State Strategic Plan?) correspondence, incoming [empty] 2000/011-1 General correspondence, 1992 2000/011-2 AC[?] - accountancy, 1992 2000/011-2 Pending issues, 1992 2000/011-2 GC-002-04 (re. support contract), 1993 2000/011-2 AD-030 (re. offsite computer access), 1993 2000/011-2 AC-DIR (Advisory Council?-Department of Information Resources)-CR, II, [?], 1993 2000/011-2 Policy section, correspondence, outgoing, 1990-1993 2000/011-2 Legislative issues, 1993 2000/011-2 Annual report correspondence, 1992-1993 2000/011-2 Correspondence, 1994 (1992-1994) 2000/011-2 AC - savings and loan, 1986-1994 2000/011-2 State federal regulations, Texas, 1994-1995 2000/011-2 General correspondence, 1992-1994 2000/011-2 Division of Emergency Management Projects, 1992-1994 2000/011-2 AC-TDHCA (Advisory Council?-Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs)-CR, II, [?], 1987-1993 2000/011-2 AC-DIR (Advisory Council?-Department of Information Resources)-CR, III, [?], 1994 2000/011-2 General correspondence, 1994-1995 2000/011-2 Sunset (DIR), 1995 2003/173-3 Educational Technology Coordinating Council letters to universities, August 1999 2004/091 Business Continuity Planning, August-September 1999: 2004/091 Business Continuity Planning (BCP) mailout, September 1999 2004/091 Business Continuity Planning Guidelines, September 1999 2004/091 Business Continuity Planning mailout (drafts), August-September 1999 Plans and planning records, 1982-1984, 1987, 1991-1993, 0.4 cubic ft.

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. It was preceded by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC), 1981-1985; and the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC), 1985-1989, neither of which had the power to monitor and enforce compliance with state-mandated information resources policies and goals. These planning files of DIR and its precedessors help document those functions. They include correspondence, memos, reports, lists, legal documents, notes, publications, presentation materials, and financial records, dating 1982-1984, 1987, and 1991-1993. Subjects consist of an evaluation plan for a state telecommunications system; a disaster plan for state government; a study of computer procurement; open records request surveys; and plans, methods and models to bill agencies.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged chronologically, as maintained by the agency.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Plans and planning records, Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 2000/011, 2003/173

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Department of Information Resources on September 16, 1999; and June 23, 2003.

 Restrictions on Access

None.

 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.).

 Processed by

Nancy Enneking, September 1999

Tony Black, February 2004

 2003/173-3 Evaluation Plan for State Telecommunications System, 1982-1983 2003/173-3 Report of the Computer Procurement Working Committee, February 1984 2003/173-3 Disaster Plan for State Government, 1987 2000/011-2 BI-033, ISD (Information Services Division) daily time (re. programming time management and billing system), 1991-1992 2000/011-2 BI-011, general billing information, 1991-1993 2000/011-2 BI-100, DEC[?] rate model, 1992-1993 2000/011-2 HB 1009, open records survey, 1993 Speeches and papers, 1983, 1989, 1991-1997, 1.05 cubic ft.

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. It was preceded by the Texas Automated Information Systems Advisory Council (AISAC), 1981-1985; and the Texas Automated Information and Telecommunications Council (AITC), 1985-1989, neither of which had the power to monitor and enforce compliance with state-mandated information resources policies and goals. These speeches and presentations given by members of DIR and its predecessors help document those functions. These records include charts, presentation materials, notes, speeches, lists, correspondence, and overhead transparencies, dating 1983, 1989, and 1991-1997. Subjects covered include disaster recovery, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) standards and guidelines, SDTS (Spacial Data Transfer Standard), the Texas Geospatial Data Consortium, the Texas Natural Resources Information System (TNRIS) Top Distribution System, the information resources management reporting process, state strategic planning, technology standards, presentations to the Sunset Advisory Commission, telecommunications legislation updates, telecommuting, network services, switched video-data networking, Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), etc .

Arrangement

These records are arranged chronologically, as maintained by the agency.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Speeches and papers, Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 2000/011, 2002/144, 2003/173

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by by the Texas Department of Information Resources on September 16, 1999; June 14, 2002; and June 23, 2003.

 Restrictions on Access

None.

 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.).

 Processed by

Nancy Enneking, September 1999

Tony Black, June 2002, February 2004

 2003/173-4 Statewide Data Processing Project: Final Report, November 1983 2003/173-4 Disaster recovery presentation: State Strategic Plan, FY 1989 2003/173-4 GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Standards and Guidelines - GIS Vendor Community speeches, 1992 2003/173-4 Data Dictionary speech, 1992 2003/173-4 Texas GIS Forum speeches, October 1992 2003/173-4 GIS Standards and Guidelines, 1992 2003/173-4 SDTS (Spacial Data Transfer Standard) handouts and presentation, FY 1994 2003/173-4 Outreach WRD (Water Resources Discipline) overlook, FY 1994 2003/173-4 Texas GIS Planning Council presentation, FY 1994 2003/173-4 Texas GIS Coordination Outreach presentation, 1994 2003/173-5 TDA (Texas Department of Agriculture) Integrated Licensing System presentation, 1993 2003/173-5 (Texas GIS Planning Council and Texas Geospatial Data Consortium) outreach presentation, 1995 2003/173-5 Texas Orthoimagery Program, 1997 2003/173-5 TNRIS (Texas Natural Resources Information System) Top Distribution System presentation, 1997 2000/011-2 Reports, Appropriations Committee presentation, January 31, 1991 2000/011-2 SSP (State Strategic Plan) presentations and meetings, 1991 2000/011-2 OS (Open Systems) speeches, 1992 2000/011-2 Briefing to Sunset Commission (Carolyn Purcell), May 10, 1994 2000/011-2 Presentation statewide planning, slides, 1994 2002/144 Sprint: The Internet in the Post NSFNET era, October 7, 1994 2002/144 Untitled presentation (maps), January 1995 2002/144 Telecommuting: What's the real story? February 28, 1995 2002/144 Telecommunications legislation update, May 1995 2002/144 Internet mail presentation (Mark Ansboury), after May 1995 2002/144 Texas statewide video and data infrastructure presentation for Capitol Area Telecommunications Association, October 16, 1995 2002/144 Visions for the Southwest Distance Education Conference, March 1996 2002/144 A case study for switched video-data networking (Mark Ansboury), March 4, 1996 2002/144 A case study for switched video-data networking (Mark Ansboury), for Texas Tech University, April 8-9, 1996 2002/144 A case study for switched video-data networking (Mark Ansboury), for Brownwood, June 20, 1996 2002/144 Screening routers and firewalls in relationship to OSI model 2002/144 TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol/Internetworking Protocol (Mark Ansboury) 2002/144 Network services (Mark Ansboury) [2 folders] 2002/144 Essential public services table 2002/144 (loose sheets) [3 folders] 2002/144 Telecommunications legislation update [notebook] 2002/144 Telecommunications legislation update, August 1995 [file removed from preceding notebook] 2002/144 Telecommunications legislation and infrastructure update [file removed from preceding notebook] 2002/144 Texas telecommunications strategic plan: executive summary, September 1994 [file removed from preceding notebook] 2002/144 (loose sheets) [file removed from preceding notebook] 2002/144 Department of Information Resources and General Services Commission, Video/data network services (Mark Ansboury) [notebook] Organization charts, 1993, 1995, fractional

The Texas Department of Information Resources (DIR) was created in 1989 to coordinate and direct the use of automated information and telecommunications devices, systems, or services by Texas state agencies. These organizational charts provide a graphic representation of the agency's structure, dating 1993 and 1995.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged chronologically, as maintained by the agency.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Organization charts, Texas Department of Information Resources records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1993/172, 1996/033

These records were transferred to the Archives and Information Services Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas Department of Information Resources on January 23, 1993; and December 18, 1995.

 Restrictions on Access

None.

 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.).

 Processed by

Tonia J. Wood, October 1995

 1993/172-1 Organizational chart, July 5, 1993 1996 Accessions Box 1 (1996/033) Organizational chart, November 6, 1995