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Sep 10, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Requires two temporary modular workspace facilities to accommodate 165 personnel.
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City
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Austin
County
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Travis
Phone Number
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(512) 782-5101
Zip Code
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78763-5218
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas Military Department
The Agency Strategic Plan outlines the Texas Military Department's commitment to being a professional, mission-ready, and future-relevant military force. Key strategic goals include developing a professional state military force through ethical training, recruitment, and retention; ensuring mission readiness by achieving individual readiness, equipping, maintaining, and sustaining the force, and providing ready units; and remaining relevant for the future by optimizing force mix, fostering innovation, and strengthening partnerships. The plan aims to position the department as a premier National Guard organization, capable of deploying, fighting, and winning, supporting state agencies, and building lasting partnerships at home and abroad, while ensuring members are agile, resilient, and professional.
The Texas Military Department Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2027-2031 establishes priorities and actions to ensure the department remains prepared for both state and federal missions amidst population growth, increased disaster frequency, and evolving security challenges. The plan is structured around four operational goals: enhancing responsiveness through improved mobilization and sustainment of forces, valuing employees by investing in workforce development and training, securing Texas via coordinated operations and partnerships, and promoting governance through strengthened administrative efficiency and accountability. This strategic direction aims to maintain the department's role as a premier state military organization delivering critical capabilities across disaster response, border security, infrastructure protection, and support to civil authorities.
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The strategic plan outlines the Texas Military Department's long-term direction to provide ready forces for state and federal requirements, aiming to become 'America's Premier Guard Force.' It focuses on three main strategic goals: developing its people through trust-building, education, and competitive compensation; restoring readiness by ensuring individual and unit preparedness, equipping forces, and strengthening domestic operations; and strengthening partnerships at local, state, federal, and international levels. The plan emphasizes maintaining a highly skilled and adaptive workforce, modern facilities, and robust relationships to ensure effective response to diverse missions and challenges.
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