Texas General Land Office

The Texas General Land Office, established in 1836, is the oldest state agency in Texas and is responsible for managing state lands, operating the Alamo, providing assistance to Texans affected by natural disasters, supporting Texas public education through the Permanent School Fund, offering benefits to Texas Veterans, and overseeing the vast Texas coast.

With a mission to determine land ownership and manage resources, the General Land Office plays a crucial role in preserving Texas heritage, promoting sustainability initiatives, and implementing coastal management programs to protect the environment. Through various grant projects and funding opportunities, the agency strives to ensure the resilience of coastal communities and respond effectively to oil spills. Committed to serving the people of Texas, the General Land Office remains dedicated to its historical roots while embracing innovation and progress.

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