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TSTF will be funded through charitable donations, corporate partnerships and fundraising events and invites businesses, community leaders and citizens to join their cause, per the release. (Hannah Norton/Community Impact)

Texas State Troopers Foundation launches to support DPS officers

By Nichaela Shaheen

A newly launched nonprofit is expanding support for Texas Department of Public Safety personnel and their families, according to an April 2 news release.

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Caroline holds her right hand up and smiles during her swearing-in. Caballero smiles at the camera after he was sworn in.
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A dog is shown getting his microchip scanned at the vet.
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A burn ban sign is shown in Bastrop surrounded by green trees.
Bastrop County burn ban extended through March 24
The woman stands at the podium while addressing council members. Residents sit behind her in the audience.
42-home Bastrop pocket community sparks debate
A dog looks at the camera while being scanned for his microchip by his mother and doctor, Lana Dahl at EVC Bastrop.
Bastrop considers pet microchipping mandate, requests community feedback
An empty dias is shown with grey chairs, microphones, and papers scattered on the long desk.
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A burn ban sign is shown on the side of a road in Bastrop with green trees surrounding it.
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