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TDLR Issues New Pump Sticker / Decal

TDLR Issues New Pump Sticker / Decal

TDLR Issues New
Pump Sticker / Decal

 

January 7, 2020

TDLR Pump Sticker

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation will hold four press conferences today around the state, announcing the new sticker/decal for fuel dispensers.

You may order the new decals here: https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/fmq/fmq.htm. Once you receive the new decals, you may REMOVE the Sid Miller/TDA decal.
 
TFFA will be onsite and part of the media program today at the Austin location. We look forward to working with TDLR to fully transition and transform the oversight of the fuel industry in Texas.


For more information, please contact:
Scott Fisher, Sr. Vice President of Policy & Public Affairs, at 512.617.4308 / sfisher@tffa.com
 
 
 
Below is the notice sent to retailers across the state from TDLR today:

Dear Motor Fuel Licensee,

Happy new year! As we enter 2020, I want to update you on TDLR’s progress in taking on the Motor Fuel program:
  • Today is a landmark day for us: we’re debuting the new Consumer Information Sticker (as seen above) at four news conferences across the state. I’m excited that the sticker reflects the importance of your industry as well as our Texas heritage. The sticker also contains safety messages for Texas consumers. You can order new stickers for $1 per sticker by visiting our website at https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/fmq/fmq.htm.
  • The new stickers also include a “Protect the Pump” cue to look for possible tampering with a pump that could indicate that a credit card skimmer may have been placed on the fuel device. Please remember that you should notify your local police agency and TDLR if you suspect any skimmer activity.
  • We’ll soon announce the members of the new Motor Fuels Workgroup, which will be made up of fuel industry members and representatives of TDLR and the Texas Department of Agriculture. We’ll send information on the date and location of the workgroup’s first meeting. I hope you will attend. We want and need your input on the proposed rules for the program.
  • TDLR employees are performing motor fuel inspections, processing fuel-related consumer complaints and investigating motor fuel quantity, fuel quality, and pricing complaints.
  • The Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) is temporarily handling registration of motor fuel devices, licensed service companies and service technicians, distributors, wholesalers, jobbers, and suppliers under TDLR’s authority. We will soon transition this part of the program over to TDLR permanently.
  • And here’s a reminder: You can always find the most up-to-date information about the Motor Fuel Metering and Quality program on our website: https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/fmq/fmq.htm. Be sure to sign up for email updates here: https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/TXDLR/subscriber/new?category_id=TXDLR_C556.
2020 promises to be an exciting year for all of us. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Yours in Service,
Brian E. Francis
Executive Director, Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation
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