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TSLAC's building is being renovated. We are pleased
to be able to stay open throughout most of the renovation; however, many
of our collections have moved offsite and will be unavailable for viewing,
circulating, and interlibrary loan. If you wish to use official state
records, please visit
http://www.tsl.state.tx.us/renovation for information about accessing
these records.
Government Publications
- U.S. Government Printing
Office
The Government Printing Office (GPO) keeps America informed. For
nearly 140 years, GPO has produced and distributed Federal Government
information products. Learn about GPO resources on their site,
and access some online publications
- GPO's
online bookstore
Find products for sale from the Government Printing Office bookstore
- Depository
Libraries
If it's not online, it may be in a library near you! Since 1813,
depository libraries have safeguarded the public's right to know
by collecting, organizing, maintaining, preserving, and assisting
users with information from the Federal Government
- Federal Documents
at the Texas State Library
Search our online catalog for U.S. documents! As a federal depository
library, the Texas State Library and Archives Commission receives
all documents and publications distributed by the U.S. Government
Printing Office. Not all documents published before 1976 will
be listed in the Library's catalog
Government Web sites
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Laws and Regulations Online
Statistics
Of Special Interest to Depository Librarians
and Staff
- Texas State Plan for
Federal Depository Library Services
The Texas State Plan for Federal Depository Library Services is
a mission statement, a planning document, and a statement of responsibility
for Texas depository libraries. Its goal is to enhance coordination
within the depository library system in Texas, to identify and
share resources, to improve staff and community knowledge and
awareness, and to provide free access to federal government information
to the citizens of the state. The State Plan should be used in
conjunction with the publications, guidelines, and directives
issued by the U.S. Government Printing Office relating to the
administration of the Federal Depository Library Program. The
current plan, adopted in 2005, may be viewed as html, Word,
or .pdf files. The superceded
1983 Texas State Plan
for Federal Depository System is also available. Please note:
because the documents are presented as passed, you will encounter
broken links within the text of the files
- Listings of Texas Federal Depository Libraries by region
and city
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