Howard Bill Sets School Safety Money At $200 Per Student
Died in committeeInitial reviewDetails · HB 2377
Half health, half safety. A new grant fund, up to $500M a year, needs voters first.
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Half health, half safety. A new grant fund, up to $500M a year, needs voters first.
Filed Feb 3, 2025
No certification, no dementia care. New nursing homes and assisted living need it from 2027.
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New facilities from 2027, existing ones nearly ten years out. The plan may repay costs.
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Flu and COVID-19 rapid testing, reviewed yearly at public meetings.
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Apply in person, walk out with it.
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Peace officer costs join the operation and maintenance list.
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Only districts with an allotment under Section 48.101(b).
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70,000 to 180,000 people, in a county touching Mexico and the Gulf. That’s one city.
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Insurers that don’t contest within 60 days lose the right to.
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From the Congress Avenue bridge north to 11th Street.
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No city, county or district may start, run or own one.
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Licensed, on duty, and concealed only.
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Minimum $5,000 to $10,000. Maximum $20,000 to $35,000.
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Threshold drops from 150,000 residents to 40,000.
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Covers licensed officers in two listed categories.
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Show a form at checkout. Form due online by December 31, 2025.
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Ask, sign if offered, and assign a minimum number of officers.
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All county courts at law, not just No. 1.
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Cities, school districts and hospital districts get the option.
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Three sections of state law, gone. That’s the bill.
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The comptroller sets it by 2026. Appraisal districts and taxing units convert starting 2027.
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More than one shot per trigger pull. Unless federally registered.
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Police send the attorney general every report within 14 business days.
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Also a weighted lottery and CTE teachers without a bachelor’s degree.
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For court-appointed lawyers in government custody cases. Judges there can’t cut the bills either.
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Makers must “equip the device or allow” the tech. Pick “allow,” build nothing!
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Knowingly hire one, third-degree felony. But only if their presence follows a Chapter 51 offense.
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Relatives within the fourth degree, up from the third.
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Mineral, timber and energy deals, plus LLCs handling their own property.
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Either side asks, the judge can order one.
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And next to a county over 1M. Three filters, a handful of counties. Expires 2031.
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Farms exempt. Where a city rule covers it, the city wins.
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The power expires September 1, 2025.
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Public, charter and private schools, for state or federal programs.
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Caught in the Gulf beyond Texas state waters? Imported. Schools and agencies can’t serve it!
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No firing, discipline or retaliation for addressing a student or coworker by biological sex.
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Optional becomes required for people in education, job and treatment programs.
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At least three hours in the two years before an evaluation.
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Every course must follow “only two sexes.” Staff who don’t risk firing and a blacklist.
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Skip the cost-offset step and the rule is voidable for two years.
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Caption: concurrent jurisdiction. Bill: agencies and their workers can’t be held liable for anything there.
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Every district employee can present one in person.
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Readopt, revise or repeal if the change expands power or raises costs.
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Sign anyway and the seller may cancel. Or not, and nothing happens.
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Mostly renumbering. The real change: five years, not three.
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No marked license? Register with the last four Social Security digits anyway.
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Concealing, harboring or shielding? Deleted. Encouraging someone to stay is enough.
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Per violation, plus attorney’s fees and court costs. State and local immunity? Gone!
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The governor’s successor takes command, not the adjutant general.
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Clerks can send notices by e-mail instead of certified mail.
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184 days or more on the border. Legislators need not apply.
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Caption: elect the board. Bill: elect 16 members by region, if voters approve an amendment.
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Caption: statewide. Bill: large cities, and each can approve listing a dog with no details!
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Adequate and based on scientific evidence.
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Bonds paid, tolls stop. Surplus can’t fund another road.
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Appeals and high court pay rides along. Prices fall? Pay never goes down!
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Caption: nontolled projects. Bill: a toll concession extension, priced at whatever TxDOT and the company agree on.
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Speech and association too. Sexual misconduct and wilful bias in court are carved out.
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Second or third trimester on election day qualifies.
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The test: a population band, two counties and “an annual German festival.” One city fits.
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From 30 days to 15, for new and updated registrations.
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Caption: a complaint procedure. Bill: the president controls the whole department for at least 90 days.
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Visiting schools certify 30 days ahead on sex-based eligibility.
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Performance and payment bonds above $150,000.
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Fines run to $10,500, but the penalty cites 2251.911(b). The clause is in 2252.911(b)!
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A new district judge seat, filled under existing law.
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Only land of “no more than five (5) acres” counts. Bigger parcels are out. No penalty!
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Governments can skip print for required notices.
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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality hearings stay off for amendments.
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Applicants supply their own site review, maybe by mapping software. Nobody has to visit!
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Councils can’t put them on the ballot, petitions included.
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Rebates come off revenue. No such exchange operates in Texas today, per the pitch.
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A shareholder needs $1,000,000 or three percent of voting shares.
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Caption: good faith. Bill: plus a personal liability shield and a stricter pleading rule.
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Up from one cent per thousand gallons!
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The same conduct may already be an offense, the bill admits. Felony starts at $2,500.
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Licensing boards get less room to deny, suspend or revoke.
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Owner appeals in court? Taxing units can drop the disputed value, and allowed rates rise.
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Applies when a big owner plans to appeal its appraisal in court.
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Providers promise savings cover the cost. Fall short, and they pay the gap yearly.
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One to five hours a week, on a parent’s request.
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Caption: public funds for bail bonds. Bill: only nonprofits that take public donations.
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Out on felony bail, new felony in another county? Court knows by next business day.
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Hearing officers can’t release some felony defendants. A magistrate reads the safety report first.
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Derived stock: 110 measures filed February 3, 2025 in 89R. 88 bills and joint resolutions, 22 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 5:18 PM CST.
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