Beginning in 1999, the Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program, and its local partners have made significant financial investments to restore many valuable historic courthouses throughout the state.
In order to protect and preserve these buildings for future generations, the Texas Courthouse Stewardship Program was created in 2005 to assist counties by fostering facility planning, budgeting and training. The goal is to prevent the facilities from returning to a state of deferred maintenance and disrepair.
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Grant-funded Counties Participating in Program
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Save the Date! October 16-18, 2013 Courthouse Stewardship Workshop
Previous THCPP grant recipients are invited to join us in Austin for an intensive workshop on courthouse maintenance and management, sponsored by the Texas Land Title Association. The workshop begins with an evening reception on Wednesday, October 16, followed by two days of short talks and interactive sessions. The workshop concludes at noon on Friday, October 18 with the presentation of Stewardship Awards for outstanding courthouse maintenance. Up to two attendees from counties that have received a Texas Historic Courthouse Preservation Program grant award are eligible to attend. Registration fee: $50 per attendee.
On-line registration will begin in July.
Texas Courthouse Stewardship Award 2012
Erath County receives 2012 Stewardship Award
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