1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.55 – Application Deficiencies and Application Process (a) If the OAG finds deficiencies in an application upon initial review, the OAG will send a deficiency report to the applicant. The applicant may file a response with a correction in the application. Deficiency reports are preliminary assessments only and do not…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.47 – Resolutions (a) Local governmental entities whose authorized official designated in the grant application is not the executive officer of the local governmental entity must submit a resolution from their governing body that gives the authorized official the power to accept, reject or amend a grant. The resolution must…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.41 – Certified Assurances An application must include a signed copy of the Certified Assurances Certification, which includes UGMS requirements.

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.37 – Drug-Free Workplace Certification An application must include a signed copy of the Drug-free Workplace Certification.

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.35 – Nonprocurement Debarment Certification An application must include a signed copy of the Nonprocurement Debarment Certification. It certifies that neither the applicant nor its principals are presently debarred, suspended, proposed for debarment, declared ineligible, or voluntarily excluded from participation in this transaction by a federal or state department or…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.33 – Certification Regarding Lobbying (a) An application must include a signed copy of a Certification Regarding Lobbying in which the applicant certifies that “No Family Trust Fund funds have been paid or will be paid to any person for influencing or attempting to influence an officer or employee of…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.23 – Continuation of Funding There is no commitment by the OAG that a grant, once funded, will receive subsequent funding, or that a contract, once funded, will receive subsequent renewal. To qualify for continuation of funding for existing projects, applicants must meet all requirements of this chapter and have…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.21 – Nonstandard Funding The OAG may fund projects, upon application, outside of the annual grant or contract cycle or at amounts higher or lower than provided for in this chapter based on availability of funds and a particularized need, consistent with the Texas Family Code, § RSA 2.014.

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.19 – Grant or Contract Period (a) A project will be funded for a 12-month period, beginning no earlier than September 1 of each year, and ending August 31 of each year. (b) The maximum number of years that a grant may be funded is two years. (c) An applicant…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 66.17 – Approval of Grants or Contracts The OAG will review and evaluate each timely application. The OAG has full discretion in making all funding decisions. The OAG will base award decisions on an applicant’s eligibility, cost effectiveness of the proposed grant or contract, and the service needs within the…