The Tarrant County Courthouse, located in Fort Worth, TX, houses the Commissioners Court, the general governing body of Tarrant County. The Court is composed of the County Judge and four County Commissioners, each elected to represent a precinct within the county.
Responsibilities of the Commissioners Court include setting the tax rate, adopting the County budget, appointing officials, and overseeing the construction and maintenance of County roads and facilities. The Court convenes regularly to address public comments and make decisions that impact the County.
Visitors can observe the Court in action during open session meetings at the Tarrant County Administration Building. The County Clerk's Office, located within the building, maintains records dating back to 1876, providing a historical perspective on the County's governance.
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