Texas State Library & Archives

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1501 Congress Ave
Austin, TX 78701
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https://tlc.texas.gov

The Texas State Library & Archives serves as a vital resource for legislative support and information dissemination, providing extensive publications, analyses of legislative enactments, and high-value data sets. It also plays an essential role in training and education, offering a variety of resources and recommendations to enhance electronic availability of reports and legislative materials.

Additionally, the Library houses legislative resources such as the Texas Legislature Online, the Legislative Reference Library, and the Legislative Budget Board, aimed at promoting transparency and accessibility of governmental information. Through initiatives like the Redistricting Support and District Profiles, the organization further contributes to informed public engagement and legislative processes in Texas.

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