The DSHS Professional Licensing and Certification Unit consists of 23 regulatory programs. The programs evaluate and issue credentials, administer examinations, monitor continuing education activities, conduct complaint investigations, impose disciplinary sanctions, and otherwise regulate various health professions and related facilities in the State of Texas.
The licenses listed in the table below will expire in May if they are not renewed.
Appliance installer licenses set to expire in Tarrant County during May
| Name | License No. | Expiration Date |
|---|---|---|
| 215921 | May. 4 | |
| 220122 | May. 18 | |
| 220123 | May. 18 | |
| 234226 | May. 12 | |
| 238153 | May. 4 | |
| 241775 | May. 19 | |
| 261207 | May. 8 | |
| 284878 | May. 31 | |
| 308801 | May. 23 | |
| 337588 | May. 21 | |
| 535560 | May. 4 | |
| 572279 | May. 3 |
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City of Lake Worth• City Of Richland Hills• City Of Arlington• City Of Forest Hill• City Of Keller• Town Of Westover Hills• City Of Pelican Bay• City Of Sansom Park• Haltom City City• City of Hurst• City of Saginaw• City of Benbrook• City of Colleyville• City of Euless• City of Watauga• Town of Pantego• City of Kennedale• City of Blue Mound• City of White Settlement• Town of Lakeside• Westworth Village• City of River Oaks• City of Bedford• City of Dalworthington Gardens• Edgecliff Village• City of Everman• City of North Richland Hills• Rendon
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