TEXAS BOARD OF PARDONS AND PAROLES
The mission of the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles is to fulfill and exert its authority vested by the Texas Constitution to render impartial and informed release decisions and clemency recommendations to the Governor. In exercising its discretionary decision-making, the Board prioritizes public safety, safeguards victims’ rights, while facilitating the safe and successful reentry of incarcerated individuals to become productive law-abiding citizens.
Main Office - 512-406-5452 Parole Status Line - 844-512-0461
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April 29, 2026 |
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* Per Board Policy BPP-POL.141.202, members of the public may appear before the Board and speak on any issue under the Board’s jurisdiction, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF AN INDIVIDUAL PAROLE DETERMINATION OR CLEMENCY RECOMMENDATION. Public Comments are comments made by the public on NON-POSTED agenda items. Public Presentations are presentations made by the public on POSTED agenda items. ** Members of the public who wish to address the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles at the meeting must register by completing a registration card at least 10 minutes prior to the meeting's posted start time. |
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Chair’s Letter to Attorneys Representing Offenders
Governor Abbott Appoints Gunnels, Moberley to Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
Submission of Parole Information and Attorney Representation
New Policy Regarding Interviews, Effective 9/1/25
Governor Abbott Appoints 8 to Texas Crime Victims’ Institute Advisory Council
Public Awareness Campaign Human Trafficking/Domestic Violence
Human Trafficking/Domestic Violence
BPP introduces victim’s role in parole review process video - VICTIM LIAISON PROGRAM VIDEO (English | Spanish subtitles)
Read the members' biographies and office assignments
| Link to the Texas Veterans Portal: A resource for veterans, their families and their survivors. |
| Link to Association of Paroling Authorities International |
Updated 04/17/2026
