City of Austin Ground Transportation Department

Constable Precinct Five is administered by the state of Texas and provides a range of civil services in Travis County, Texas. It issues citations, notices, warrants, subpoenas and writs. The department executes criminal procedures and works towards the safety of residents. Constable Precinct Five also offers delivery, rush and research services. It employs more than 750 constables and features the Disabled Parking Volunteer Program, which ensures the availability of parking space for physically disabled people. The department maintains a location in Austin, Texas.

TDLR is the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, a government agency that has been assisting small businesses and consumers since 1909. They regulate a wide range of license types, including air conditioning and refrigeration contractors, auctioneers, cosmetologists, electricians, massage therapists, and many more. TDLR's mission is to earn the trust of Texans by providing innovative regulatory solutions for their licensees and the people they serve. They issue licenses, certificates, permits, and registrations for various programs established by the Texas Legislature, and also have a comprehensive complaint resolution program to investigate consumer complaints and enforce state laws and rules.Generated from the website

The State Office of Administrative Hearings, also known as SOAH, is an independent agency that manages contested cases and conduct hearings for state agencies. Established in 1991, it is divided into several teams, including natural resources, administrative license revocation and field enforcement, and licensing and enforcement. The State Office of Administrative Hearings administers the Alternative Dispute Resolution Program, which processes mediation and arbitration through trained administrative law judges. The office hears cases for various agencies, such as the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and the Texas Department of Insurance through voluntary interagency contracts. The State Office of Administrative Hearings maintains its headquarters in Austin, Texas.