Tex. Government Code § 434.039
COORDINATION WITH COUNTY SERVICE OFFICERS AND COMMISSIONERS COURTS
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- Tex. Government Code § 434.039, COORDINATION WITH COUNTY SERVICE OFFICERS AND COMMISSIONERS COURTS, Texas, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/653620
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The commission shall develop and adopt procedures to coordinate with county service officers and county commissioners courts to:
(1) identify the shared objectives of the commission, county service officers, and counties with a county service office in serving veterans;
(2) develop a plan for encouraging service officers to become accredited by the United States Department of Veterans Affairs;
(3) develop a procedure for consulting with counties to evaluate the state's overall approach to service delivery by county service officers and commission claims staff as part of the state's veterans assistance network;
(4) define the commission's responsibilities in overseeing claims and appeals prepared by county service officers for instances when the commission has been designated as a veteran's agent under a power of attorney;
(5) develop a process for collecting information regarding claims filed by county service officers for instances when the commission has been designated as a veteran's agent under a power of attorney, for providing technical assistance to county service officers, and for providing evaluative information, on request, to county judges or other local officials who supervise county service officers;
(6) incorporate county service officers into United States Department of Veterans Affairs appeals hearings either to represent veterans or to appear as witnesses, as needed;
(7) explore opportunities for funding county service officer travel to participate in United States Department of Veterans Affairs appeals hearings; and
(8) develop procedures to regularly update county service officers on changes in United States Department of Veterans Affairs policies and procedures, and other information.