Different deductibles may be selected for varying types of county vehicles and the county can carry auto physical damage coverage on only designated vehicles while carrying auto liability on the entire fleet. The program is administered by a five member board of trustees of county officials. Care has been taken in the design of the coverage to provide for contingent losses. Established under the TAC Property and Casualty Self Insurance Fund pursuant to Article 715c, Tex. Crime Coverage TAC's newest self-insurance program, organized in October 1991, offers coverage for employee dishonesty, forgery, theft, disappearance and destruction of money and securities and robbery and safe burglary for property other than money and securities.
Coverage encompasses all county employees and all county locations.
It eliminates the need for the county to purchase employee bonds except where an official is required by state statute to have a bond. The program is administered by the same board of trustees that oversees property coverage. Unemployment Compensation Fund Special options under Art. 5221B - Texas Unemployment Claims Act, allow governmental entities to act as reimbursing employers and repay the cost of unemployment claims made by former employees rather than being assessed traditional unemployment taxes. In 1978, Texas counties, working through interlocal agreements, formed the TAC Unemployment Group Account Fund to pool resources and offer certain unemployment-related services as reimbursing employers.