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Texas Balance of State Public Comment Portal

Public Comment Portal

Per the TX BoS CoC Public Comment Policy, the TX BoS CoC will invite public comments when the CoC is considering a change to a CoC governance document. A public comment period allows stakeholders within the TX BoS CoC to review proposed changes to items such as policies or standards and provide input on those changes and potential impacts of the changes. Stakeholders are any persons who live or work in the CoC’s geographic area and have an interest in preventing and ending homelessness. Governance documents include the CoC Governance Charter, CoC Policies and Procedures, CoC Written Standards for Service Delivery, Coordinated Entry Written Standards, and HMIS governance documents.

Items Open for Public Comment

The public is invited to make comments via the Public Comment Portal, at meetings when the draft or proposed version of a document is under consideration, or by submitting comments in writing during applicable public comment periods to THN via the online form. letter, fax, or email, as directed in each document.

Each item open for public comment is accompanied by a cover page, listing the contact person for that document and instructions for submitting public comment.

Public Comment Instructions for TX BoS CoC HMIS Policies and Procedures

Topic Area: CoC-Wide Policy
Specific Topic: HMIS Policies and Procedures
Public Comment Period: 7/1/2026-7/15/2026
 

First Responder HMIS Policy Summary

THN will provide reasonable accommodations and language assistance. For those seeking assistance, please contact Mary Stahlke, Asst. Director of Engagement, at mary@thn.org.

The information provided on this page is provided as a courtesy for informational purposes only, and nothing on this page is either a legal opinion or a complete statement of the laws or administrative rules of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).  In any conflict between this information and U.S. or Texas laws or administrative rules, the laws and administrative rules shall prevail.

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