Details · SB 3075
Only one-subregion authorities qualify. Exit elections come every three years instead of six!
Filed May 22, 2025
89th Legislature, Regular Session
120 bills
Only one-subregion authorities qualify. Exit elections come every three years instead of six!
Filed May 22, 2025
Only written contacts go in the case record. The official need not step aside.
Filed May 20, 2025
Magistrates explain it in the record within 24 hours.
Filed May 13, 2025
Set term: forever. Easements granted from September 1, 2025 on.
Filed May 12, 2025
The deviation comes “subsequently.” The clock starts when the rate is adopted.
Filed May 12, 2025
Caption: abolish the commission. Bill: “the state lottery is abolished” in 2027 unless lawmakers continue it.
Filed May 12, 2025
Caption: a railroad authority and fees. Bill: also drinks at stations, plus hotel tax grants.
Filed May 9, 2025
Only where the other district has no property tax and no water.
Filed May 9, 2025
Sales tax, public-money grants, its own nonprofit, and borrowing without the usual state cap!
Filed May 9, 2025
The board can skip the Harris County Commissioners Court on appointments.
Filed May 9, 2025
Voter-approved tax money can’t pay off bonds.
Filed May 9, 2025
Plus the Brazos Pump Station and contracts, by January 1, 2026. Price? The text states none.
Filed May 5, 2025
Driftwood Golf Club Development, Inc. land is on the list.
Filed May 2, 2025
Owners of undeveloped land can contract their way out. Past acts all confirmed.
Filed May 1, 2025
Now the Southeast Regional Management District. New board appointment route too.
Filed May 1, 2025
Divorces and custody can go to county courts at law too.
Filed Apr 30, 2025
Paid directors, some bonds with no election, loans and grants. No eminent domain, though.
Filed Apr 30, 2025
253 acres, five temporary directors, one bond tax with no cap.
Filed Apr 30, 2025
Majority-value landowners pick the temporary directors, and the state environmental agency appoints them.
Filed Apr 30, 2025
A board of “five elected directors.” The first five are named in the bill!
Filed Apr 30, 2025
Mostly family-trust land. Assessments and taxes can become liens on it.
Filed Apr 29, 2025
Sitting commissioners get about six extra months.
Filed Apr 29, 2025
605 acres in Liberty County. Revenue bonds need no election, and taxes need a vote.
Filed Apr 29, 2025
Panola County stretch, western county line to the western edge of Carthage.
Filed Apr 29, 2025
Hydrogen, salt-cavern storage, power facilities. The majority landowner names the first directors.
Filed Apr 28, 2025
Statewide officials’ kids too, only while the parent holds office. Starts 2026-2027.
Filed Apr 28, 2025
Owners of most of the land’s value name the first directors. Revenue bonds need no election.
Filed Apr 25, 2025
$5,000 to $12,000 becomes $30,000 to $100,000!
Filed Apr 25, 2025
New debt limits. Past acts validated.
Filed Apr 24, 2025
New debt limits, and everything it did before gets blessed.
Filed Apr 24, 2025
Nothing starts until September 1, 2027. Full handover by January 1, 2028.
Filed Apr 24, 2025
Three named temporary directors. Taxes and fees once voters approve.
Filed Apr 23, 2025
County roads to inspected wells, and groundwater environmental programs.
Filed Apr 23, 2025
Near Seven Coves Road. Some bonds skip the election. The usual debt cap is waived.
Filed Apr 23, 2025
Property, sales and hotel taxes, some with a vote. Revenue bonds need no election.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Landowners can be billed through assessments that become a first lien on their property.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Seven directors, named in the bill, for part of Dallas. Taxes still need voters.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Groundwater export fees it already collects, now on county roads.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Five-member board, with nearby city consent before an election.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Grayson County ranch land near Sherman. Assessments, voter-approved taxes, bonds, grant and loan programs.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Only in counties with fewer than 68,750 people.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Commissioners swap their board seats for five directors they appoint.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Bonds capped at 10 percent of property value.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Denton County district gets a borrowing limit.
Filed Apr 22, 2025
Assessments can become a first lien on the land. Some bonds need no election.
Filed Apr 17, 2025
At the utility’s own cost.
Filed Apr 17, 2025
Five temporary directors, replaceable by the biggest landowners.
Filed Apr 17, 2025
On 337.65 acres. Majority-value owners name five directors, and the commission must appoint them.
Filed Apr 17, 2025
The Texas Historical Commission’s strings come off.
Filed Apr 16, 2025
Assessments by owner petition, taxes after a vote. Some bonds need no election.
Filed Apr 16, 2025
Five named initial directors who later face election.
Filed Apr 15, 2025
The usual powers, plus roads.
Filed Apr 15, 2025
Plus parking and a nonprofit. Owners of most of the land’s value pick the first board.
Filed Apr 15, 2025
For homeowners 65 or older or disabled, if voters approve.
Filed Apr 15, 2025
211 acres in Travis County. Directors get up to $150 a meeting.
Filed Apr 14, 2025
The ban on condemnation gets deleted.
Filed Apr 14, 2025
Marfa and Presidio each get one seat.
Filed Apr 14, 2025
Owners of most of the land’s value pick the first five directors.
Filed Apr 14, 2025
La Cima Municipal Management District No. 1, several tracts in Hays County.
Filed Apr 14, 2025
State law catches up to land already annexed. Past acts approved after the fact.
Filed Apr 14, 2025
District property, sales and hotel taxes. The hotel tax can be pledged to hotel projects!
Filed Apr 14, 2025
The committee analysis blames “wasteful delays.” The fix: two Water Code sections “do not apply.”
Filed Apr 11, 2025
Five named temporary directors. Taxes and fees once voters approve.
Filed Apr 11, 2025
880 yards from a home, 2,000 yards from a hospital.
Filed Apr 11, 2025
Eminent domain, unless the bill passes without a two-thirds vote.
Filed Apr 11, 2025
Each commissioner receives $600 per month, replacing a daily service fee.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Apr 9, 2025
Small or not connected to each other, they can still get bonds.
Filed Apr 9, 2025
Marfa and Presidio get one appointed seat each.
Filed Apr 9, 2025
The 43rd Judicial District judge no longer gets it automatically.
Filed Apr 8, 2025
No property tax allowed. Some bonds need no election, once the city consents.
Filed Apr 8, 2025
Back within 120 days, pension recomputed, actuarially reduced.
Filed Apr 7, 2025
Gains past $150,000 and $300,000 climb to a first-degree felony.
Filed Apr 7, 2025
Counties of 1M to 1.5M only. City asks, board has no choice.
Filed Apr 7, 2025
Undeveloped Harris County land. Once voters say yes, no limit on rate or amount.
Filed Apr 4, 2025
Universities and community colleges report more to the Legislature.
Filed Apr 4, 2025
Five temporary directors, named by the majority landowners’ petition.
Filed Apr 3, 2025
The usual powers. Bonds and taxes once voters approve.
Filed Apr 2, 2025
Hays County, tied to San Marcos. Assessments, voter-approved taxes, bonds, economic development loans and grants.
Filed Apr 2, 2025
A seventh director, banks from outside the county, and audits up to three years apart.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Seven unpaid directors, a paid administrator, no bonds. The hospital district can dissolve it anytime.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Roads, road drainage and bonds, repaid through property taxes.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Bonds backed by property taxes with no limit on rate or amount!
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Terms shrink from six to four years. The Governor picks the board president.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Next review in 2037. Governor picks the board president.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Next review in 2037. Governor picks the board president.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Next review pushed to 2037, with new governance rules.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Standard governance rules for the board.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
The governor picks the board president. Directors must train before they vote.
Filed Apr 1, 2025
Board has 60 days to shut it down.
Filed Mar 31, 2025
About 3,300 acres in Maverick County. Toll bridges, rail, and revenue bonds with no election.
Filed Mar 31, 2025
Notice and a chance for anyone to speak first.
Filed Mar 28, 2025
Bonds without an election. No property tax, just assessments that become a first lien.
Filed Mar 28, 2025
Bonds, taxes, fees and assessments.
Filed Mar 28, 2025
Water, sewer, roads and recreational facilities, once any affected city consents.
Filed Mar 28, 2025
Signs go up from FM 1774 to State Highway 105.
Filed Mar 28, 2025
New boundary, and every past act confirmed unless a court strikes it down.
Filed Mar 27, 2025
Five-member board, first picked by the majority landowners.
Filed Mar 27, 2025
Four new tracts totaling roughly 358 acres.
Filed Mar 27, 2025
Instead of up to $50 a day of service. The port’s own $25K bid rule goes, too.
Filed Mar 26, 2025
Taxes once voters approve. Nearby cities must consent first.
Filed Mar 25, 2025
Governor picks the board president. New directors train before they vote.
Filed Mar 25, 2025
Voters must approve the district and any property tax.
Filed Mar 24, 2025
Next review in 2037.
Filed Mar 24, 2025
County judge plus the district judges, with an optional county court at law judge.
Filed Mar 21, 2025
Mainly drive-by shootings.
Filed Mar 21, 2025
Landowners pick five temporary directors. Water, drainage and roads.
Filed Mar 20, 2025
Private land, five-member board, bonds and taxes.
Filed Mar 19, 2025
Travis County Municipal Utility District No. 40, described tract by tract.
Filed Mar 19, 2025
About 56 acres in Travis County. Bonds, taxes and fees once voters confirm it.
Filed Mar 19, 2025
The $750,000 cap goes, and so does the word “concurrent.”
Filed Mar 18, 2025
Taxes need voters. Bonds backed by other revenue or contract payments need no election.
Filed Mar 18, 2025
Below the usual minimum acreage, and the land need not connect.
Filed Mar 17, 2025
Up to an estimated $15B from the rainy day fund. Needs two-thirds of each chamber!
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Members of the corps of cadets at a senior military college qualify too.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
County ethics commissions keep their chair longer.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Only investment earnings pay out, once the fund reaches a set threshold.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
The caption never mentions the dementia institute. Dual U.S. citizens escape the foreign-ownership ban.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Agents explain it at the first conversation and again at the offer.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Money goes only to disability-access upgrades. Free school shows get priority.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Caption: scholarships and grants. Bill: one exemption, for awards paid with private money only.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
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