HQ Function

Serves as the primary administrative and operational center for the Texas Attorney General's Office, overseeing statewide legal operations, policy development, and administrative functions.

Notable Features:

A significant state government building located near the Texas State Capitol. It houses key leadership and central divisions of the OAG.

Work Culture:

A professional, public service-driven environment focused on upholding the law and serving the interests of Texans. The culture can be demanding due to the high-stakes nature of state legal matters.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is the nerve center for Texas's top legal office, from which decisions and actions with statewide and sometimes national impact are directed.

Values Reflected in HQ: Rule of law, public service, justice, accountability, and protection of state sovereignty and citizen rights.

Location:

The Texas Attorney General's office primarily operates within the State of Texas, with its jurisdiction and direct operations confined to the state's boundaries. Its functions are focused on enforcing Texas state law, representing Texas in legal proceedings, and protecting Texas consumers and citizens. While it does not have a 'global presence' in the sense of international offices, the OAG may collaborate with federal U.S. agencies and other states' Attorneys General on issues that cross state lines or have national implications (e.g., antitrust cases, human trafficking, cybercrime). It also engages on matters that can involve cross-border elements, particularly with Mexico, related to border security, crime, and commerce.

Street Address:

Price Daniel Sr. State Office Building, 209 W. 14th Street

City:

Austin

State/Province:

Texas

Country:

USA