ACOR stands for approved county of residence. What is ACOR?

ACOR stands for approved county of residence. What is ACOR?

• A. The county of origin
• B. The county where the offense occurred
• C. Any county in Texas
• D. The county in which the board has approved a client to live

Answer: (D)

ACOR is the approved county of residence. It refers to the specific county in which the board has authorized the client to live as part of their supervision or release terms. This matters because supervision, service access, and compliance monitoring are organized around that approved location. If the client moves outside the approved county without approval, it can violate terms and require board action. It is not the county of origin or the county where the offense occurred, and it is not simply any county in Texas—the board must have approved that particular county for residency.

ACOR is the approved county of residence. It refers to the specific county in which the board has authorized the client to live as part of their supervision or release terms. This matters because supervision, service access, and compliance monitoring are organized around that approved location. If the client moves outside the approved county without approval, it can violate terms and require board action. It is not the county of origin or the county where the offense occurred, and it is not simply any county in Texas—the board must have approved that particular county for residency.