TCFC Board Governance

Documents

TCFC Bylaws (8-3-2020)

August 3, 2020

The Bylaws of the Travis County Facilities Corporation govern its issuance of financial obligations, record-keeping, and inspection rights. The board has directors appointed by the Housing Authority, serving six-year terms, with meetings held as legally required. Officers, including a President, Vice President, and Secretary/Treasurer, manage daily operations and finances.

TCFC Bylaws (8-3-2020)

The Bylaws of the Travis County Facilities Corporation govern its issuance of financial obligations, record-keeping, and inspection rights. The board has directors appointed by the Housing Authority, serving six-year terms, with meetings held as legally required. Officers, including a President, Vice President, and Secretary/Treasurer, manage daily operations and finances.

TCFC Articles of Incorporation

January 11, 2001

The Articles of Incorporation outline the establishment of the Travis County Facilities Corporation, a nonprofit in Texas, purposed to support local public facility projects. Filed on January 11, 2001, it sets up a perpetual structure with a Board of Directors, states the corporation's nonprofit nature without members, and lists the initial directors and incorporators.

TCFC Articles of Incorporation

The Articles of Incorporation outline the establishment of the Travis County Facilities Corporation, a nonprofit in Texas, purposed to support local public facility projects. Filed on January 11, 2001, it sets up a perpetual structure with a Board of Directors, states the corporation's nonprofit nature without members, and lists the initial directors and incorporators.

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