File a Complaint

File a complaint about a business, business practice, or scam with our Consumer Protection Division.

Request assistance related to a request for information under the Public Information Act if you believe a governmental body has failed to respond appropriately to your request or is overcharging for your records.

File a complaint about mismanagement or diversion of assets by a charitable trust with our Charitable Trusts Section.

Report a governmental body entering into taxpayer resource transaction with an abortion provider in violation of Chapter 2272 of the Texas Government Code.

Report a state agency or political subdivision that excludes a licensed handgun holder from carrying a concealed handgun in an area where the person is legally permitted to carry in violation of state law.

Report a person or entity transporting hemp products improperly in violation of Texas Agriculture Code Section 122.356.

Report an establishment that is prohibiting or restricting a peace officer from carrying a weapon he or she is otherwise authorized to carry in violation of Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 2.1305.

Report a physician who has violated Texas Family Code Section 151.002.

Report a local government or institution of higher education that has adopted or enforced a policy that prohibits enforcement of immigration law in violation of Senate Bill 4, enacted by the 85th Texas Legislature.

Report a public official using public resources for political advertising in violation of Texas Elections Code Chapter 255 or Texas Education Code Chapter 11.

Report a local government that has implemented or operated a photographic traffic control system in violation of Texas Transportation Code Chapter 707.

You can submit a complaint if you believe a public school district or open-enrollment charter school has violated state law.

If your complaint involves alleged misconduct between a student and educator or school violence, please reach out to local law enforcement.

You may file a complaint if you believe a municipality has not complied with the financial audit and filing requirements under Chapter 103 of the Local Government Code.

If you believe a political subdivision or state agency has violated SB 8 since it became effective on December 4, 2025, and you have fulfilled the complaint and notice requirement found in Texas Government Code section 3002.102, you may file a complaint.