1 year ago
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Comments Off on Gov. Abbott to extend TSBPE to 2021
This is a win for the first battle, but the war is not won yet. The Rally at the Texas State Capital, on the south steps, is still set to happen today, June 14th, at 11 am. You may hard pressed to find a plumber to do any work in Texas due to this scheduled rally. It is said that the petition to support licensed plumbers has already obtained over 91,500 supporters.
https://gov.texas.gov/news/post/governor-abbott-takes-action-to-extend-texas-state-board-of-plumbing-examiners
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1 year ago
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Comments Off on Attn: Plumbers-Gov. Abbott has heard your calls!
In regards to the upcoming changes with the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, Gov. Abbott has been listening and he has promised to to take action as he says, “Don’t worry.” This comes at the tail end of many Texas Plumbers who are fighting the closure of the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners. The thought of any untrained person being able to call themselves a plumber and legally work without a license in the state of Texas is not sitting well with the more than 73,000 people who have already signed a petition against this change. It is also expected that a large group rally at the Texas State Capital in the upcoming week, on June 14th at 11 AM CDT. Click on this link and read the news bulletin from Austin’s KXAN, released on June 4, 2019 at 6:28 PM CDT. You may also want to sneak a peek at the governor’s latest tweets. (@gregabbot_TX )
Greg Abbott-Good news for promising future!
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you and Happy New Year!- From John Wycoff and Staff
Holiday Hours:
Fri 12/21: Closed at noon
Mon 12/24: Closed
Tue 12/25: Closed
Wed 12/26 through Fri 12/28: Opened 9 am to 1 pm
Mon 12/31: Closed
Tue 01/01: Closed
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on 2018-Fall Time Change!
It is that time of year! Don’t forget to change your clock back 1 hour. Check out these reminders!
https://t.co/sqPkKNjdsL
— Texas Commercial Liability Services (@JWInsuranceman) November 1, 2018
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on Halloween-Safety First!
Have a Happy but Safe Halloween!
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on Great Apps for your growing business!
5 Apps to run your small business from anywhere
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on Labor Day Weekend 2018
Our office will be closed Labor Day. We will be back on Tuesday, September 4th from 9 am to 3 pm. Meanwhile, we hope you enjoy your holiday weekend. Be safe and follow these tips!
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on School Zones
Some Texas school districts started school this week and others will begin next week. We would like to remind drivers to slow down for school zones.
For school zone driving tips, visit: https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/media-center/psas/distracted-driving/school.html?hootPostID=23484a3be9828f8f7ced0e04110ab035
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2 years ago
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Comments Off on It’s Almost The End Of Summer
The end of summer is almost here and that means millions of Texas children will soon return to school. TxDOT reminds drivers to always stop for flashing red lights on a school bus. Be safe, drive smart.
Last year, 663 vehicle crashes occurred in school zones in Texas, resulting in zero deaths and 21 serious injuries. August and September of 2014 alone saw 107 crashes in school zones. The most common factors contributing to these crashes were driver inattention, failure to control speed and failure to yield the right of way at stop signs.
Following these simple tips can help Texas children reach school safely and help drivers avoid costly fines and tickets.
Tips for Driving in School Zones
- Put away your cell phone. Cell phone use is banned in active school zones, and violators face fines of up to $200 in school zones where signs are posted.
- Always obey school zone speed limit signs. Remember, traffic fines usually double in school zones.
- Drop off and pick up your children in your school’s designated areas, not the middle of the street.
- Keep an eye on children gathered at bus stops.
- Be alert for children who might dart across the street or between vehicles on their way to school.
Tips for Children Walking or Biking to School
- Always cross at intersections and designated crosswalks. Look left, right and then left again before proceeding.
- Look for traffic when stepping off a bus or from behind parked cars.
- Make eye contact with drivers before crossing the street.
- Always obey crossing guards.
- Always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.
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