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Patton Springs Water Supply Corporation Website Launched
Welcome to Patton Springs Rural Water Supply Corporation Serving the water needs of our community. Contact Us: Phone: (806) 653-2133 Address: 102 W Ave E, Paducah, TX 79248 About Us: Patton Springs Rural Water Supply Corporation is dedicated to providing reliable and safe drinking water to our members. We are committed to maintaining our infrastructure and ensuring the quality of our water supply.
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Patton Springs Water Supply Corporation Website Launched
Welcome to Patton Springs Rural Water Supply Corporation Serving the water needs of our community. Contact Us: Phone: (806) 653-2133 Address: 102 W Ave E, Paducah, TX 79248 About Us: Patton Springs Rural Water Supply Corporation is dedicated to providing reliable and safe drinking water to our members. We are committed to maintaining our infrastructure and ensuring the quality of our water supply.
Patton Springs Local Government: Information for Residents
Government Information Patton Springs is governed by a local body dedicated to serving the needs of our residents. Here you can find information regarding: * Local officials and their contact information * Departments and services offered * Meeting schedules and minutes (when available) We are committed to transparency and open communication. If you have questions about local governance, please do not hesitate to reach out.
Van Horn Residents: Stay Informed with News & Events
News & Events Stay up-to-date with the latest happenings in Van Horn! This section features community news, important announcements, and upcoming events. Check back regularly for updates.
Contact Your Patton Springs City Hall
PATTON SPRINGS CITY HALL 102 S. MAIN POST, TX 79356 (806) 495-1213 [email protected]
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Patton Springs ISD Outlines Mission and Vision
Information about Patton Springs ISD, including our mission, vision, and contact information. We strive to foster academic excellence and personal growth for all students.
Patton Springs ISD Board of Trustees Information Available
Meet the Patton Springs ISD Board of Trustees. Learn about their commitment to our students and community. Information on board meetings and responsibilities.
Performance Dashboard
Performance Dashboard TxDOT’s performance dashboard offers a clear and transparent view of our progress toward fulfilling the agency’s mission: Connecting You with Texas. The dashboard includes key performance measures aligned with each of the seven strategic goals in our 2027-2031 Strategic Plan. In the next section, you will find a performance snapshot that highlights one featured measure for each goal, giving you a quick visual overview of our agency's most recent results. Please note that these featured measures are just a glimpse — each goal includes a broader set of measures available through the links that follow the performance snapshot. Strategic goals: A performance snapshot One featured measure per strategic goal Explore more performance insights by strategic goal. Each of TxDOT’s seven strategic goals has a dedicated page with a full set of performance measures. Click any of the following strategic goals to dive deeper into the data and see how we’re tracking progress across all areas. Promote safety Explore safety measures Value our employees Explore employee measures Deliver the right projects Explore project measures Focus on the customer Explore customer measures Foster stewardship Explore stewardship measures Optimize system performance Explore system performance Preserve our assets Explore asset measures Legislative performance measures These measures show how well Texas agencies—like TxDOT—are delivering services and using public resources responsibly. They’re part of the state’s performance-based budgeting system, which focuses on efficiency, effectiveness, and accountability. Click the "Explore legislative measures" link to view the latest targets and results. Explore legislative measures Public comments Have any specific concerns, suggestions, or recommendations for the Performance Dashboard? Give feedback
City of Cisco Welcomes Residents and Businesses
Welcome to the City of Cisco. We are committed to providing quality services to our residents, businesses, and visitors. On our website, you can find information about city utilities, permits, public safety, and community events. Our goal is to make Cisco a great place to live, work, and raise a family.
Cisco City Services Now More Accessible Online
Our website serves as a central hub for all city services. You can conveniently find details on setting up utility services, download application forms for permits (building, zoning, etc.), and access important public safety information and alerts. We are continuously working to improve our online resources for your convenience.
Cisco Encourages Community Participation in Local Events
Cisco is a community where there's always something happening! We believe in fostering a strong community spirit through engaging events for all ages. Keep an eye on our events calendar for details on festivals, holiday celebrations, public gatherings, and more. We invite everyone to participate and connect with their neighbors.
Patton Springs: Your Community Hub
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Dickens County Treasurer's Contact Details Provided
Dickens County Treasurer: Phone: (806) 629-8521 Email: [email protected]
Contact Information for Dickens County Judge Released
Dickens County Judge: Phone: (806) 629-8521 Email: [email protected]
Dickens County Clerk Contact Information Available
Dickens County Clerk: Phone: (806) 629-8521 Email: [email protected]
Patton Springs ISD Website Available
Patton Springs ISD
Patton Springs ISD Welcomes Students and Community to Official Website
Welcome to Patton Springs Independent School District. This is the official website for Patton Springs Independent School District. This site contains important information for students, parents and the community regarding Patton Springs ISD.
Crime Victim Notification
Crime Victims Notification If you are the victim of a crime, you have the right to know what's happening with your case and the offender. Your Rights as a Victim If you've been the victim of a violent crime, you deserve to know what's happening with your case and the offender. You have legal rights to stay informed about the offender's conviction, sentence, imprisonment, and release. Learn more about victims' rights in Texas. How Texas Integrated Victim Services System for Counties (IVSS-Counties) Can Help You Stay Informed Texas IVSS-Counties is a free, secure service that automatically notifies registered persons via a toll-free number and website of suspect/offender status and court event changes. Here's how it can help: 24/7 Notifications: Texas IVSS-Counties sends automatic notifications in English or Spanish whenever one of the following situations occurs: The suspect/offender is booked or released A court event has been set or changed A change in custody status, such as death, escape, or transferred to TDCJ custody Access to Case Information: You can get information about the offender's criminal case. Visit the Texas IVSS-Counties portal anytime to search for offenders in custody, access services, or receive general guidance without registering. Secure & Confidential: Your information is kept private while you receive notifications. Flexible Notifications: Choose how and when you want to be contacted (text, call, or email), and set blackout dates or preferred hours. One-Time Registration: Stay notified about custody changes without having to register multiple times. Manage Your Preferences Anytime: Pause notifications, update your contact information, or view your history whenever you choose. How to Contact Texas IVSS-Counties You can reach out to Texas IVSS-Counties in a variety of ways to get the support you need: Online: Visit the Texas IVSS-Counties portal to search for offenders, register, or find victim services in your area. Phone Support (24/7): Call (866)268-8959 for help in English or Spanish. You can talk to a live operator for assistance with offender information, registering for updates, or finding victim services. TDCJ Victim Services: If the offender is in the custody of the TDCJ, you can contact their Victim Services Division at (800) 848-4294 for additional support. Important to Remember While Texas IVSS-Counties is a valuable tool to help you stay informed, it is not a guarantee of safety. It's important to always take additional steps to protect yourself, and to reach out to local crime victim service providers at your district attorney's office, law enforcement agency, or supervising agency for further support. Not all Texas counties are set up with Texas IVSS-Counties. Check the Texas IVSS-Counties portal to see if your county participates.
SASTF Publications
SASTF Publications Reports The Sexual Assault Survivors’ Task Force Biennial Report to the Legislature is required by Texas Government Code § 772.064. As part of our ongoing commitment to transparency and accountability, the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Task Force (SASTF) posts copies of its Biennial Report on our website to ensure the public can access them. 2024 SASTF Biennial Report to the Texas Legislature 2022 SASTF Biennial Report to the Texas Legislature 2020 SASTF Biennial Report to the Texas Legislature The Sexual Assault Survivors’ Task Force prioritizes survivor-centered research. Below are summaries of recent research projects and links to the related reports. Texas Sexual Assault Survivors’ Study With funding from the Office of the Texas Governor’s Public Safety Office, The University of Texas – Austin’s Institute on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (IDVSA) and the Bureau of Business Research (BBR) collaborated on a two-part study on service needs and availability for sexual assault and abuse survivors in Texas. The two reports from this project offer findings on (1) baseline availability of resources and services for sexual assault and abuse survivors across Texas, as well as unmet needs and (2) needs and experiences of sexual assault and abuse survivors with existing services. This research was a required component of House Bill 1590, passed in the 86th Legislative Session, which created the Sexual Assault Survivors’ Task Force. Texas Sexual Assault Survivors’ Study (2020-2022) Resources for Texas Sexual Assault Survivors: Inventory and Survey Findings on Services, Gaps, and Accessibility (Part 1 - 2020) IDVSA and the BBR developed and implemented a statewide survey to a broad and diverse set of providers who serve survivors of sexual violence, and then conducted a collaborative analysis of the survey findings with a specific focus on service availability and service gaps. The Resources for Texas Sexual Assault Survivors report offers findings on baseline availability of resources for sexual assault survivors across Texas, as well as unmet needs, capacity limitations, and the impact of COVID-19 on service providers. These findings were presented in a report to the Office of the Texas Governor along with an inventory list of resources for survivors across the state to inform the creation of a comprehensive statewide service directory. Voices of Texas Sexual Assault Survivors: Services, Gaps, and Recovery Journeys (Part 2 - 2022) IDVSA interviewed survivors of sexual assault and abuse to assess their experiences and needs (met and unmet) for sexual assault-specific services and resources in Texas. This report is based on an analysis of in-depth, trauma-informed interviews with survivors of sexual assault and parents/guardians of child survivors of sexual abuse. IDVSA and BBR conducted this research to understand survivors’ recovery journeys after sexual violence, focusing on experiences with the formal service system and other available resources. Findings were developed based on independent and collaborative analyses of interview themes and were presented in a report to the Office of the Texas Governor. Adult Survivors' Rights Guide (and other resources) First Responder Guide to Adult Sexual Assault Cases (and other resources)
Resources for Campuses
Resources for Campuses Addressing sexual assault on college campuses involves navigating a complex landscape of institutional policies, as well as state and federal requirements. To support Texas campuses in creating safer and more supportive environments for students who are survivors, the SASTF curated the following list of resources designed to enhance college campus prevention strategies, promote best practices in handling sexual assault cases, and foster a survivor-centered approach. By leveraging these resources, campuses can better equip their staff to prevent and respond to sexual assault. The University of Texas at Austin's Institute on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault (IDVSA) The University of Texas at Austin’s Institute on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault (IDVSA) helps campuses create safe environments through research and training. In addition to incorporating student researchers into all aspects of their work, IDVSA works with multi-disciplinary partners across the University of Texas at Austin and the broader University of Texas System. The IDVSA Blueprint for Campus Police Toolkit is a multi-level approach to the complex problem of campus sexual assault that builds upon the existing body of knowledge and recognizes the need for identifying emerging best practices. The Blueprint was developed through in-depth interviews, field observations, and a thorough review of the policies and practices pertaining to campus sexual assault. This resource is intended to serve as a guide for law enforcement at all levels (chief executives, investigation, and patrol) to implement a victim-centered and trauma-informed approach to campus sexual assault. IDVSA Bystander Intervention Programs are evidence and theory-based violence prevention. Programs engage and train community members to actively disrupt and respond to harmful language, acts, and behaviors, such as sexual assault, hate speech, hazing, and suicide. IDVSA researchers developed these resources as part of an effort to understand, evaluate, and strengthen the bystander intervention programming offered across the UT System’s eight academic institutions. IDVSA Sexual Assault Response Tools are empirically-based training tools created specifically for professionals who conduct the daily work of combating sexual assault and responding to victims of this crime. All resources are trauma-informed, victim-centered, and based upon extensive research and the accumulated expertise of IDVSA and practitioner partners. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Sexual Violence Prevention Toolkit This toolkit provides athletics departments with collaborative strategies to support safer campus environments. Clery Center The Clery Center is a national nonprofit dedicated to helping college and university officials meet the standards of the Jeanne Clery Act by equipping professionals with the training and resources they needed to understand compliance requirements. The Clery Center's Resources Page covers topics such as Clery implementation and compliance and the prevention of and response to dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking. Association of Title IX Administrators Association of Title IX Administrators (ATIXA) The Association of Title IX Administrators (ATIXA) is a professional organization dedicated to supporting Title IX coordinators and administrators. It provides resources, training, and best practices for handling issues related to gender equity, discrimination, and sexual misconduct in educational institutions. ATIXA aims to ensure compliance with Title IX regulations, promote safety, and foster a culture of respect and inclusion on campuses. The organization offers tools, policy templates, webinars, and an extensive resource library for Title IX professionals. The ATIXA Resources Page provides an extensive library of materials for Title IX professionals. Resources include case law, model policies, toolkits, online learning modules, regulation publications, webinars, and more. These materials are designed to support compliance, training, and effective administration of Title IX. The page also offers access to training modules and thought leadership on various aspects of Title IX administration and sexual violence prevention.
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