About this project
Built to make public TIA data easier to use.
Texas TIA Explorer pulls together public aggregate data so someone can start with a ZIP code or district name and find nearby approved TIA systems worth checking more closely.
The tool is intentionally limited. It does not use official district boundary polygons, it does not estimate individual compensation, and it does not replace a district's local TIA compensation plan.
This mapping tool was built with AI assistance: research, data joining, interface drafting, and QA were all part of the workflow. For a broader look at how to approach projects like this, the process is discussed in Moving Beyond Prompting.