Details · HB 3258
The 10 percent penalty notice goes certified mail by June 1.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
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The 10 percent penalty notice goes certified mail by June 1.
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Public money can’t hire registered lobbyists or fund associations that do. Any taxpayer can sue.
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No monthly meeting rule, and votes by phone regardless of the Open Meetings Act.
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Committee analysis: “support industries.” Out-of-state bonds skip the AG unless it asks within 12 business days.
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They can join. They pay the full premium themselves.
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$75K, $100K or $150K per precinct. Pay floors: $65K for constables, $45K for traffic-stop deputies.
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Farther out: secure it, weatherize it, and set aside maintenance money.
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In West Columbia: move the replica, build another replica, add a visitor center.
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Stipends paid only with gifts and grants. Also, update your email.
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Changes joint rules for kicking issues up from a hearing judge.
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Arrest powers on any property the authority owns or controls.
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Caption: electronic voter registration. Bill: the paper deadline moves from 30 days to 23 too.
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Agencies jointly build a program to ease the return to daily life.
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Insurance, retirement and death benefits, every school year.
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Lighting deadlines exclude turbines operating by December 31, 2008. Other existing turbines wait for repowering or new contracts.
Corrected Oct 31, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Six can tie. Seven is meant to end tie votes.
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An ounce or less becomes a Class C misdemeanor.
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County seat of a 600,000-plus county bordering the Capitol’s. One city gets the hotel tax tool.
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Up to 11 unpaid seats, three to five from industry. It studies, then ends in 2032.
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Capped at $100,000 for 2026, then rising with inflation.
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Health notation can show those words or a DPS-approved symbol.
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Cut at least five percent a year, six years starting September 1, 2025.
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Class B misdemeanor becomes a state jail felony during reduced-speed hours.
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Appraisal offices lose the room to set a value below it.
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3.3 million down to one million.
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No storing or processing Texans’ patient data outside the United States.
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Charities need three years of school and online fatherhood programs, and no abortion information.
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Not knowing a child victim’s age is no defense.
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Turbine, solar panel and battery recyclers report to TCEQ every year.
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Turbine blades and solar panels get recycled when possible, the rest disposed properly.
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Renaming a decades-old city street or park takes a local election.
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One subsection repealed. That’s the whole bill we can see.
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After the 2026 election. Religious materials are fully exempt. Penalties up to $10,000 per violation.
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Section 2 lifts the ban on deals with prospective college athletes, from ninth grade up.
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Down from 10. Extra time after a written claim shrinks to one year.
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Fixed levels, deadlines, recorded hearings and online filing for every board.
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Today the extra payment covers only minimum salary schedule members.
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Name, image and likeness rules get looser.
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Pharmacists give instructions, report doses yearly, and get a liability shield.
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The floor is 3.3 million people. Those not finally convicted can register and vote same day.
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Every comment gets a response, relevant or not.
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Any working parent who applies, if federal matching money is there.
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Vote once released on parole, not after the whole sentence.
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Four years down to two. One with an approved apprenticeship.
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Caption: fiber-optic cable. Bill: bigger fines for all excavators, and cities and counties can sue.
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Up to $500,000 off taxable value, first year only, if voters approve.
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Optometrists get an online way in, and the application can ask less.
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First $250,000 exempt, and no rendition filing below that line.
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Every district, 2025-2026 school year. Floor: 90 percent of another district’s rate.
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Raw-water sellers qualify only in a county bordering both the Gulf of Mexico and Mexico.
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Census-appraised land values adjusted for cuts won in protests.
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Telecommunicators no longer need to be full-time.
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Trigger locks and accessories too.
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The author’s statement says 250 feet. The text says 500, streets and parks included.
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The short list of named offenses gives way to a definition.
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Any offense in front of them, no warrant.
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The same tax that pays for plants and pipes can fund deputies.
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Names and plates get redacted. The VIN stays in.
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Fewer tiny precincts, less paid for equipment and staff.
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The state definition is repealed. Earlier offenses remain under the former law.
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Licensed individuals file annually unless a parent files for them. Penalties reach $500,000.
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Same panel, new acronym.
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The U.S. Department of Labor loses that call.
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Money goes to the comptroller, local share passed on.
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Plus 10 years and a Texas office. Later appeals can cost 33 percent of past-due benefits.
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Courts and attorneys request prior custody suits and paternity registry information online.
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At its sole discretion, some or all cases.
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Class A misdemeanor becomes a state jail felony for listed offenses.
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Reaches agreements already signed. Survivors can name the alleged offender.
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Plants treating less than 500,000 gallons a day.
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A false vendor certification costs at least 2x the contract. Plus a state jail felony!
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Age, disability and absence limits all go away.
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Plans get updated within two years of new goals.
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One section, gone. That’s the bill.
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Applies to districts entitled to the allotment under Section 48.101(b).
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A majority of the board picks the veteran.
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Lots assessed under $1,000. Proceeds wait three years for owners, then go to the state.
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Only for counties over 900,000 with no hospital district and two 2M-plus neighbors.
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Any event at the facility, not just motor races.
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Two years for seven listed county programs.
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Caption: plans, committees, penalties. Bill: those committees are “not a governmental body.”
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Every level, appellate down to municipal courts, can apply.
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Caption: “unsubstantiated.” Bill: even findings under appeal. Flagged officers can sue in district court.
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Steel joins timber and farm loads in the 12 percent overweight defense!
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Notary contact details lose the protection other license holders get.
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Run by Texas A&M regents, eligible for state health education money.
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Home phone, Social Security number and family information too.
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The Texas Humane Legislation Network weighs in on plate design.
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No occupancy caps based on who’s related. The campus must top 20,000 students. Tenants can sue.
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No municipal plat certificate needed, with a certificate of convenience and necessity.
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The definition includes policies, procedures and training that mention listed traits, unless required by law.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
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Real child, cartoon or AI creation, all covered.
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The caption skips it, and no consequence is attached. The DEI ban reaches programs that “reference race.”
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Derived stock: 141 measures filed February 24, 2025 in 89R. 98 bills and joint resolutions, 43 other resolutions. Snapshot Nov 1, 2026 at 6:27 PM CST.
Counts come from the stored Texas Legislative Council bill records. Grades, headlines and charges follow the published record.
Headline, summary and grade are analysis of the bill text, not a finding about any person.