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Como, TX 75431

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The Ark-Tex Council of Governments (ATCOG) is a regional organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for residents in nine counties in northeast Texas and one in southwest Arkansas. Established in 1969, ATCOG serves as a collaborative platform for local governments, helping address critical issues such as infrastructure planning, disaster readiness, and economic development.

ATCOG plays a pivotal role in connecting member communities with state and federal resources, fostering improvements through shared expertise and programs. Its services encompass a wide range of areas, including aging and disability support, public safety, environmental management, and transportation, ultimately aiming to create a sustainable and prosperous region.

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"The front desk lady refused to refund my parents water deposit of $80 even though I handed her a death certificate. She told me that "there might be another heir who would get 1/2 of 80= $40."..."

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"Dogcrap. Complete dogcrap. First, they turned off my water for no reason because "I guess your papers got put in the wrong pile," (their words). Of course I didn't notice this until I got home..."