The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is the primary environmental agency for the state of Texas, responsible for overseeing and regulating environmental quality across the state. Established in 1991, TCEQ's mission focuses on protecting human health and natural resources through the management of air quality, water resources, and waste. The agency offers a range of services including permitting, enforcement, and environmental monitoring.
As the fourth-largest environmental agency in the United States, TCEQ plays a significant role in shaping environmental policy and practices in Texas. With approximately 2,780 employees and 16 regional offices, the agency maintains a substantial presence throughout the state. TCEQ's annual operating budget of $420 million (as of 2016) reflects its extensive responsibilities and the scale of its operations in safeguarding Texas's environment.

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Organizations similar to Texas Commission on Environmental Quality include Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and Florida Department of Environmental Protection.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality was founded in 1993.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's headquarters is located in Austin, TX, US.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has 2,398 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.