Tex. Human Resources Code § 223.003
This is the official text of Tex. Human Resources Code § 223.003, part of Texas’s Human Resources Code — governs state social services and welfare programs.
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§ 223.003. SPECIAL RULES FOR MULTI-COUNTY JURISDICTIONS.
Official statutory text
If necessary, the board by rule may provide for:
(1) the payment of compensation, insurance, retirement, fringe benefits, and related matters to a juvenile probation officer whose jurisdiction covers more than one county;
(2) the centralization of administrative responsibility associated with the state aid program in a county included in a multi-county jurisdiction; and
(3) the application of Section 223.001 to a multi-county jurisdiction.
(1) the payment of compensation, insurance, retirement, fringe benefits, and related matters to a juvenile probation officer whose jurisdiction covers more than one county;
(2) the centralization of administrative responsibility associated with the state aid program in a county included in a multi-county jurisdiction; and
(3) the application of Section 223.001 to a multi-county jurisdiction.
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