About Our Team


Government Information Analysts

The Records Management Assistance team provides records consulting services for all state agencies and local governments in Texas. Visit our Contact page to identify your assigned analyst. 

Sahar Arafat-Ray
saray @ tsl.texas.gov
512-475-5794

Joslyn Ceasar
jceasar @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-5477

Raul Gonzalez
rgonzalez @ tsl.texs.gov
512-463-6623

Rebecca Hanna
rhanna @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-5494

Katherine Hoffman
khoffman @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-2631

Sebastian Loza
sloza @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-0188

Anne Poulos
apoulos @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-6627

Erica Wilson-Lang
ewilson @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-5448


SLRM Administration

Megan Carey
RMA Manager
mcarey @ tsl.texas.gov
512-463-5449

Joshua Clark
Program Planning and Research Specialist
jclark @ tsl.texas.gov
512-936-0270

Craig Kelso
SLRM Division Director


We provide consulting services and training (in-house and online) on topics like records retention, inventory, disposition, managing electronic records, emergency planning, and more. This blog is used to communicate general information. If you require assistance with a records management issue, please contact us at (512) 463-7610 or slrminfo@tsl.texas.gov.

Is this blog for me?

This blog is open to all readers, but is written primarily for records management personnel in 150+ state agencies and 10,000+ local governments in the State of Texas.

A local government is defined as “a county, including all district and precinct offices of a county, municipality, public school district, appraisal district, or any other special-purpose district or authority.”

A state agency is defined as “any department, commission, board, office, or other agency in the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of state government created by the constitution or a statute of this state, including an eleemosynary institution; the Texas Municipal Retirement System and the Texas County and District Retirement System; and any public nonprofit corporation created by the legislature whose responsibilities and authority are not limited to a geographical area less than that of the state.”