About 4 Trademarks found that are filed by the law firm Elizabeth Goins

"TEXAS DEPARTMENT PUBLIC SAFETY" AND THE DESIGN OF THE IMAGE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

"DEPT. OF PUBLIC SAFETY", "CAPTAIN", "TEXAS RANGERS", "200 YEARS", "1823", "2023", "BICENTENNIAL OF THE TEXAS RANGERS", AND OUTLINE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

The mark consists of a seal with an inner and outer circle. In the top half of the outer circle are the words "Department of Public Safety" in a stylized font. In the lower half of the outer circle is a banner with the ends curling inward. In the banner are the words "Courtesy", "Service", and "Protection" in a stylized font and with each word separated by a small square box. On the left side of the banner is an oak branch with acorns while on the right side there is an olive branch. In the inner circle, there is a five point star. The black filling in the star represents shading, but the color black is not claimed as a feature of the mark. Around the star in a clockwise manner is the word "TEXAS" in a stylized font. Each letter of the word "TEXAS" is placed in between a star point beginning with the letter "T" being placed on the middle left side of the star.

The mark consists of two concentric circles with a single five point star in the middle. Between the circles at the top appear the words "Dept. of Public Safety" and between the circles at the bottom appear the words "Texas Rangers". The single star has engraving on it. Between the circles are two fronds of leaves: oak leaves on the left and an olive branch on the right.