Details · HB 1831
Force no longer bars kids. Weapons cases need prosecutor approval.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
37 filed
Force no longer bars kids. Weapons cases need prosecutor approval.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
No new tenure. Current holders keep it if they stay employed.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Every taxing unit except school districts freezes the bill at 65 or disabled.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Up to eight hours a year of comp time or annual leave.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
No back taxes when ag or timber land switches use.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Each trimester, after birth, and again at 6 and 12 months.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Plus how many times a kid in juvenile custody was in foster care.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Victims get real-time alerts, and DPS builds a database of everyone tracked. Indigent wearers excepted.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Hospitals join homes, schools and places of worship.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Allowed if prosecutors showed due diligence or the delay wasn’t the state’s fault.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Written and oral explanation, plus a list of free or low-cost lawyers.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
No waiting out the 180-day, one-year or three-year periods.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Big counties go from a 100 percent match to 50. No funding bump? Optional.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
HMO examination documents stay confidential. Another examination can satisfy the yearly requirement.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Open records, audits, voucher acceptance. Developments they already own get up to 10 tax years to comply.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Contracts can’t block contractors from recovering costs when government causes the delay.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Districts choose whether to teach it. The State Board of Education supplies materials.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Students need a note from a Texas-licensed physician.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
All real property, three categories of charities. Which ones? Subsection numbers only.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
The stretch runs between County Road 304 and Huppergate Road in Brooks County.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Truck operators running on-board equipment off the engine get a credit or refund.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
65 or older, or with a disability.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Report due September 1, 2026. Private colleges can say no. The reporting section disappears September 1, 2027.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Report due December 1, 2026, after the next election. No limit, no rule, no duty.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Real-time, run by the Texas A&M Forest Service.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Dozens of sections now say Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Reports, data, manuals, communications, all confidential without a case-by-case ruling. Audits can get swept in.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Not graded. The reader grades bills, not resolutions.
Filed Jan 13, 2025
Derived stock: 37 measures filed January 13, 2025 in 89R. 31 bills and joint resolutions, 6 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 6:27 PM CST.
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