Reminder: The next Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission meeting is about to start. Learn about attending in person, watching online, and more: buff.ly/sYLeWqh View the meeting agenda: buff.ly/2dp41pE

TABC agents statewide are engaging directly with enforcement leadership through the Regional Roadshow training, which fosters alignment, dialogue, and operational excellence. Learn what it takes to become a TABC Agent: tabc.texas.gov/about-us/caree…

TABC honored Deputy Chief David Whitt at yesterday’s commission meeting ahead of his retirement after 40+ years of public service. From launching TRACE, to leading partnerships like the Human Trafficking Rescue Alliance, his impact on Texas public safety is lasting.

AIMS and PortPass payment services will be unavailable for maintenance on Thursday, Sept. 25, 9:30-10 p.m. Central. Users won't be able to submit payments during this time but can still use other AIMS features.

Celebrating with some drinks this weekend? Make sure to do it responsibly, and help TABC keep Texas roads safe. Arrange a ride share if needed, and never drink and drive. #TRACE #EndTheStreakTX

Ensuring you package alcohol-to-go safely and legally is crucial to protecting your business and keeping your customers safe. Learn more about alcohol pickup and delivery sales allowed under your license or permit: buff.ly/dnkkerq

Tomorrow is the last day to submit nominations for TABC's Hall of Honor! The Hall of Honor recognizes retired agency employees who best represent our core values of service, courtesy, integrity, and accountability. Submit today: buff.ly/HUtrVMG

Congratulations and welcome to TABC's next chairman, Robert Eckels! We look forward to his guidance and leadership. Read more: buff.ly/Ip1x3Wg

NEWS RELEASE: Governor Abbott Press Office appoints Robert Eckels to chair Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. Read more: buff.ly/3YM8p83

If you're looking for ways to donate, the annual State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC) makes giving easier. State employees have supported their fellow Texans through the #SECCTexas for 30 years, one contribution at a time. Learn how to give: buff.ly/8cHNFnN

Join TABC virtually for our stakeholder meeting Thursday, Oct. 9, at 10 a.m. Central time. We'll discuss draft rules the agency intends to propose for publication. For more information: buff.ly/t72SMCK

Join TABC during Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month in keeping Texas communities safe. We're proud to partner with alcohol manufacturers, distributors, and retailers in keeping this deadly drug away from innocent Texans. #OnePillKills

Remember to register for the Governor's Small Business Summit in Denton on Thursday, Oct. 23. This seminar will focus on supporting women-owned businesses in Texas and helping aspiring female entrepreneurs reach new heights. See more details below ⬇️

TABC agents work to keep dangerous substances, including fentanyl, from crossing into Texas. Learn more below about how we can help protect Texans together. #OnePillKills You can also report illegal activity to TABC: tabc.texas.gov/contact-us/fil…

TABC's next public hearing is on Thursday, Oct. 23, at 10 a.m. Central time. Join us to provide comments on published proposed rules. Learn how to attend: buff.ly/t72SMCK

Illegal drugs and counterfeit prescription pills can be laced with lethal doses of fentanyl. Because TABC agents carry Narcan while on duty, they've helped save a victim from a possible opioid overdose during a bar inspection. #OnePillKills Read more: buff.ly/sSHk22K

Reminder: The deadline to file September excise tax reports is Wednesday, Oct. 15. TABC encourages all excise tax filers to submit their reports through the Alcohol Industry Management System (AIMS). Learn more: buff.ly/rvUhv0H

Last week, TABC attended UT San Antonio's National Night Out, an annual community-building event that helps strengthen relationships between law enforcement and the community. Our agents had a great time engaging with students — thank you to everyone who attended!

The Corpus Christi office will be closed for the rest of the day due to building maintenance and is scheduled to reopen at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14.

The San Marcos office will be closed through Wednesday, Oct. 15, as we work to resolve a technical issue. We will provide further updates as available. For help, visit our Contact Us page: buff.ly/NfYko11