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Texas General Land Office (TGLO)
In addition to its oil and gas activities, land office responsibilities now cover many other areas. As the oldest state agency in Texas, the GLO's Archives and Records division houses original Spanish, Mexican, and Republic of Texas land grants and associated documentation. The Recycling, Adopt-A-Beach, Coastal, and Oil Spill Prevention and Response programs work to protect our natural resources. The land office triggers economic development through its natural gas marketing initiatives and loan programs offered to veterans through the Texas Veterans Land Board (VLB).
Type of Organization: Policy or Management Sector: State Government Main Field of Focus: Management of State Lands and Mineral-right Properties, Including Beaches, Bays, Estuaries and Other "Submerged" Lands Year Created: 1836 Contact Person: Patterson, Jerry
Home Page URL: http://www.glo.state.tx.us Keywords: Land, Map, Management, Record, Oil, Spill, Cleanup, Estuary, Gas, Legislation, Recycle, Adopt-A-Beach, Prevention, Economic development |
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