Article 2372cc states, "signs on public road right-of-way in counties over 1,700,000, Section A, states a person may not place a sign on a public road right of way unless the placement is authorized by state law. Sec.3 A person commits an offense if the person places a sign in violation of Section 2 of this Act. An offense under this section is a Class C Misdemeanor. 

A reminder should be placed in your subdivision newsletter several times a year stating it is illegal to place any type of signage in the county right of way. Enforcement may be handled by a member of the Civic Association contacting their particular County Commissioner, by letter, briefly stating problem and asking for help in enforcing this law. 
 
 

Mail this information to: 

Mail Preference Service 
C/o Direct Marketing Association 
P.O. Box 9008 
Farmingdale, NY 11735-9008

• A telephone solicitor must follow:
• Identify himself or herself by name.
• Identify the business on whose behalf he or she is calling.
• Identify the purpose of the call.
• Identify the telephone number at which the person, company or organization making the call can be reached.

Consumer Protection Division 
Office of the Attorney General of TX 
PO Box 12548 
Austin, TX 78711 
Or call: 512-463-2070

This law, found at Texas Civic Statues Article 1336c, 119 and 120, requires a telephone solicitor to make every effort not to call a consumer who asks not to be called again. You must clearly state, "do not call me again - remove my name from your list." The Public Utility Commission of Texas investigates complaints relating to a violation of this law. For complaints concerning repeat solicitations, from a telephone solicitor you have asked not to call you again, contact: 

Public Information Office 
Public Utility Commission of TX 
7800 Shoal Creek Blvd 
Austin, TX 78757 
Or call: 512-458-0256 
  

Usually the solicitor will remove your name if you request; however, if you encounter repeat calls from a particular solicitor, and wish to register a complaint, be prepared to provide a history of the solicitor's calls. You should keep detailed records, to include with your letter to the Public Information Office, indicating the dates and times of the in coming calls and the date a request was made to the solicitor not to call your number again. It is best to register your complaint by letter, but if you decide to register your complaint by a telephone call, be sure to keep the date and name of the person you speak with at the Public Information Office. In other words, keep detailed information for best results. 
 
Texas Law requires children under two years of age to be in an approved safety seat. Between the ages of 2 - 4, the child must be in a safety seat or seat belt. Statistics now seem to indicate that children are safest when riding in the back seat of a car. 
 
Questions: 
Call the Texas Department of Health 
800-252-8255