Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality ensures the protection of Texas's air, land, and water by regulating environmental health standards while promoting community involvement in sustainability efforts.
About Texas Commission on Environmental Quality
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality is dedicated to protecting the quality of air, land, and water in Texas. Located in Fort Worth, we strive to ensure a healthy environment for all Texans by regulating and overseeing environmental standards. Our agency is committed to transparency, public engagement, and continuous improvement in environmental health services. Our experienced team works tirelessly to provide resources and support for individuals and businesses while fostering sustainable practices. Together, we aim to maintain a thriving ecosystem for present and future generations.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, situated at 2309 Gravel Dr in Fort Worth, TX, plays a crucial role in safeguarding Texas's natural resources. As an authoritative body in environmental health services, our mission encompasses the regulation of air quality, water safety, and land management practices across the state. We provide essential permits and licenses while facilitating comprehensive reporting mechanisms to ensure compliance with environmental laws. Our website serves as a vital resource hub for information related to environmental regulations, data access, and public notices. In 2023, under the leadership of Commissioner Catarina R. Gonzales appointed by Governor Abbott, our agency continues to evolve with a focus on strategic initiatives that address pressing environmental challenges. Notable programs include the Mickey Leland Environmental Internship Program which cultivates future leaders in environmental stewardship through hands-on experience. The TCEQ also
