Special Thanks to the White Settlement Historical museum and Tracy Houpt for continuing to provide historical updates and information about Tejas Trails and surrounding areas.
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The current Tejas Neighborhood Association (TTNA) was reactivated in 2018 and currently operates as a neighborhood association with voluntary membership dependent on payment of annual dues. We are a 501 (C) 3 organization through the state of Texas and follow all regulations according to current law.
Tejas Trails Property Owners Association, Inc was originally incorporated as a non-profit and registered with the IRS in February, 1974. One of the purposes of the Association was to enforce restrictions and protect land value.
Tejas Trails subdivision was originally developed in the 1960’s. Verna and Johnnie Stubbs (Stubbs Realty) had owned land which is now Tejas Trails and sold several tracts out of it. Victor E. Hall purchased the remaining land in the addition which he sold to various buyers. The following deed restrictions were placed on most of the deeds executed in the addition. 
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Tejas Trail Early Oral History 1970-1985 Tejas Trails resident and historian, Tracy Houpt, publishes interesting facts in his blog at: Texas State Historical Marker
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