Texas' Hidden Powerhouse: The Race for Land Commissioner
The article discusses the Texas General Land Office (GLO), one of Texas' oldest state offices, which oversees approximately 13 million acres of state-owned land, coastal resources, and mineral rights.
By staff writer·10 hr ago
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The Texas General Land Office (GLO) is one of the oldest state offices in Texas history.
The agency oversees a complex set of state responsibilities.
One of the core responsibilities is in the name: The GLO manages the state-owned land, about 13 million acres, along with the Texas Coast and tidelines, and the resources and minerals on those lands.
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