Board of Health meeting files 1946-2004

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Board of Health meeting files 1946-2004

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These meeting files document the work of the Texas Board of Health and its predecessors, which had general supervision and control of all matters pertaining to the health of the citizens of Texas and was the policymaking body for the Texas Department of Health, the primary agency for state public health planning, services, and regulation. These records consist of copies of minutes, agenda, and supporting documentation from meetings of the Texas Board of Health and its predecessors (Texas State Board of Health and Texas Board of Health Resources) between 1946 and 2004. Other types of records (i.e., supporting documentation) include statements by board members, commissioner's reports, orders, resolutions, correspondence, cover letters to board members, press releases and reference materials.

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