Details · SB 3075
Only one-subregion authorities qualify. Exit elections come every three years instead of six!
Filed May 22, 2025
Population brackets or other filters that target one county, city or district while the caption reads statewide.
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Receipt: The bracket, with the one place it fits.
Checked at the filing stage.
Only one-subregion authorities qualify. Exit elections come every three years instead of six!
Filed May 22, 2025
880 yards from a home, 2,000 yards from a hospital.
Noted, not charged
Filed Apr 11, 2025
Counties of 1M to 1.5M only. City asks, board has no choice.
Filed Apr 7, 2025
Plus a city over one million. A very small set of counties, possibly one!
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Border county, 860,000 to 950,000 people. Only its corporation gets to spend on a venue.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Under 75,000 people, bordering three counties over 450,000 each. Possibly one county fits.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Population 240,000 to 270,000, lake over 20,000 acres. That’s Garland, the committee statement says.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Aimed at the Capitol’s county and next door. Nobody elected before January 1, 2027.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
At least $10M a budget cycle, in patches one square mile or smaller. State-linked nonprofits only.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
County over 2M next to one over 2.5M eats first, neighbors too. Other boards get leftovers.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
New apartment complexes need a backup generator hookup. Penalty up to $50K, then more yearly.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Miss the deadline, and fees default to the state rate in counties of one million or more.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Caption: “certain counties.” Bill: 3.3M or more. Contract income goes straight to the sheriff or constable.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Water utilities need a city with over 75% of a 2M-plus county. Electric ones don’t.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Rent-to-own sellers must say whether the lot has water. Skip it, and the buyer can cancel.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
No heat or water? After 30 days’ notice, prosecutors can sue. Penalties up to $100 a day.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Caption: efficiency. Bill: pain and suffering capped at 3x the health care award, anguish at $1M or $250,000!
Corrected Nov 2, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Noted, not charged
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Some partial terms stop counting. Plus tax-free natural gas for other exempt vehicles in emergencies.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Counties of 4M or more. Leftover tolls split 30 percent to one city, 70 to the county.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Over 10,000 people and “a state park featuring sandhills” in the county. Reads as one town.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
A cavern landmark dedicated in 1971. A youth camp founded in 1975. A fish hatchery lake.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Height limits go, and the extra property tax can fund a new state housing board.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
A full property tax exemption, claimed once. The caption sets no county limit.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
A town of 16,000 to 18,000 people. The statement of intent names it: Addison.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
3.3 million floor, one very large county. Paid patrol contracts the commissioners court can’t block.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
New category: any city in a county that includes part of that grassland.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Pregnant teens and young parents, 11 to 20. Up by January 1, 2027, after the election.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Put pre-K on site, score points. The region needs a county of one million or more.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Voters approve, then pension debt can become bonds of up to 30 years.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Named only by number. Businesses within 1,000 feet count, and the money can repay project debt.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
They can fund nonprofits too. And one rule’s small-town cutoff jumps from 15,000 to 30,000.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Four at-large, five single-member seats. Any board, by two-thirds vote, can make trustees resign to run.
Filed Mar 14, 2025
Caption says “certain counties.” That means only the very largest. Pending cases too.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Plus a conservation facility. Report due December 1, 2026. Act expires January 1, 2027.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Caption: “certain municipalities.” Bill: one that borders Lake Lewisville and is a certified Dark Sky Community.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Caption: “a municipality.” Bill: a national historic landmark park of 200 acres or more.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Caption: “certain retirement systems.” Bill: a 900K to 1.05M population window. No city named.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Presumed vacant after three months, down from 150 days. Addresses go in an online database.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Plus at least two cities of 350,000 or more. The caption just says “certain counties.”
Filed Mar 13, 2025
One band: 93,000 to 99,000. Violations are a misdemeanor, $500 to $1,000 a day.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Caption: “certain municipalities.” Bill: 900,000 people or more. Payouts capped at the property’s city taxes.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Under 100,000 people, with a yearly renaissance festival. The money can fund a rodeo center!
Filed Mar 13, 2025
For a city of 950,000 to 1,050,000 people. The shortfall gets a 28-year payoff schedule.
Noted, not charged
Filed Mar 13, 2025
A border county of 400,000 to 500,000 people. Plans must fit existing appropriations.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Counties on the Mexico border with part of the West Nueces River. So, one.
Noted, not charged
Filed Mar 13, 2025
The caption’s “certain municipalities” are a small number of cities in the very largest counties.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Population 46,000 to 50,000, no hospital district, next to the capital’s county. Fits one county.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Border city, 85,000-plus people, hosts the annual Texas Citrus Fiesta. It may move to November, once.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Pop. 25,000 or fewer, heritage museum, county on Mexico and the Gulf. Tax can last to 2056.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Report due December 1, 2026. The Act expires January 1, 2027. Nothing in it shortens a wait.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
The floor is two million people. The caption just says “certain,” and the text names no place.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
The caption says “certain” zones and the text names no city. Very few qualify, possibly one.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Leftovers split 30% city, 70% county roads. Repeat misuse caps the county’s tax rate!
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Largest city, border county, 800,000 floor, no 500,000 city. Caption: sale. Bill: any conveyance.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
One test: home to over 70 percent of the county. Some get venue projects too.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Over 46K people and next to the capital county. Hospitals can’t pass the charge to patients.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Caption: “certain areas of a municipality.” Bill: 240K-plus people in two-plus counties.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Population 47,000 or more, in two counties of set sizes. The author’s statement says it’s Burleson.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Cities of 600,000 or more in border counties. The authority’s executive director is the commission’s, too!
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Notice in English and Spanish, bold type. Only border counties with a city over 500,000.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
The committee analysis cites “calls for reform.” County adds half again. No dissolving by petition.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Venue tax to economic development, only for cities with bonds out on September 1, 2025!
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Only counties touching both. Small lots can skip platting, and there’s a new inspection fee.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
240,000 to 270,000 people, on a man-made lake. It keeps the project’s state hotel and sales tax.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
A small number of very large districts get most of it. TEA keeps up to 10 percent.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
The cutoff was two million. The disaster area requirement goes too. Each project needs a council vote.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Only coastal cities with a park board. Divert hotel tax money, hit a tax-rate election sooner.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
December 1, 2017 becomes December 31. One more month of big-city annexations gets a disannexation election.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Broken plumbing, mold, pests. Landlords get 30 days to fix, then up to $100 a day.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Reserve officers can work security for anyone without a license, with their chief’s approval.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
A non-physician worker sees you within 30 minutes and, with reasonable cause, can hold you.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
Two 90-day extensions max past the 30-day deadline. The second requires showing hardship.
Filed Mar 13, 2025
15,000 to 30,000 people, split by U.S. Highway 75. The committee analysis says that’s Anna.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Wholly inside two counties of 900,000-plus. That city can spend hotel tax on a coliseum.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
A spaceport city under 150,000 handles weekday beach closures. The county keeps weekends.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Population 16,000 to 18,000, in a county over 2.5 million. The committee statement says Addison.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
The caption’s “certain counties” is one county of 44,000 to 44,500 people. Existing water districts are exempt.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
The statement of intent calls it “attainable housing.” A population bracket aims it at one large county.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
No county in the caption. A 3.3 million population line in the text. Bracket scam!
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Board members serve longer too, since partial terms stop counting toward term limits.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
The board picks one fee-only broker. No outside commissions, insurer ties disclosed in writing.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Only border counties of 500K-plus with no city over 500K. The fee can’t pass to students.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Or under 75,000 and bordering three counties over 450,000. Every other county’s subdivisions fall outside.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
It must also border three counties over 450,000. The caption only says “certain counties.”
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Caption: moving a university. Bill: that, plus alcohol at school arts facilities near 40,000-seat stadiums.
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Only small counties in metros over 1.5M. The caption just says “certain county roads.”
Filed Mar 12, 2025
Official thinks the county attorney may have a conflict? The official picks outside lawyers.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
Only counties of 800,000-plus next to a four-million county. No credit rating needed.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
Only cities over 12,000 in a county crossed by U.S. Highways 60 and 87. Which ones? Unnamed.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
Hotel tax covers up to 25% of a project. Eight years later, the rate caps at 2%.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
It sits wholly in two counties of 900,000-plus. Coliseums and tourism venues qualify too.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
15,000 to 30,000 people, cut by U.S. Highway 75. It joins the 64 places already listed.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
Caption reads statewide. For that class, the rule reaches only 3.3M counties and adjacent ones.
Filed Mar 11, 2025
Only cities described by Section 1502.070(a)(2)(B). The utility board decides, and nothing requires it to help.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Over 70,000 people, two counties, 90% in one over 800,000, the rest in one over 4M.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Over 90,000 people, a Gulf bay, the Guadalupe River. Up to 7%, some for the airport.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Counties of 75,000 to 90,000, next to the one with a 20,000-acre federally created planned community.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
State hotel and mixed-drink tax growth, up to 30 years. Which county? See Section 352.002(i).
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Coastal, 5,000 people or less, with a state highway ferry. Voters must approve. Ends in 2035.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
City must be under 150,000 with a spaceport. And no local government may regulate space flight.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Biggest city in a border county over 800,000. Hearing first, then the commission must grant it.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Who fits? A city with over 70 percent of a 1.5M-plus county, or 2M-plus people.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Its only name is “334.0082(a)(2), Local Government Code” and it joins 64 others.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Plus a groundwater management area with no district inside the county. Very few qualify.
Filed Mar 10, 2025
Only the largest commissions, and they set staff pay as they choose.
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Hotel tax powers for “a municipality described by Section 351.152(58).” Which one? Look it up.
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Local bids within 3 percent of the lowest can win. The caption just says “certain counties.”
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Between 16K and 27K people, in a 600K-plus county beside the Capitol’s.
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Coastal, 5,000 or less, with a state highway ferry. Voters must approve. Ends 2035.
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Cities of 900K to 2M. City and state each match the district’s assessment revenue, county adds half.
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Talks stall, one arbitrator from a national list sets pay. Final and court-enforceable.
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Border county of 250,000 to 650,000? No security license. Everywhere else, the old exemption ends!
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Hospitals join homes, schools and places of worship on the list.
Noted, not charged
Filed Mar 7, 2025
Notice and a chance to object, then court approval fully releases the old insurer.
Noted, not charged
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Commissions serving 200 or more local governments set pay however they choose. No ceiling!
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Housing and child care for one-year residents. Program due January 1, 2027, after the election.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
The clues: 10,000 to 75,000 people, two counties, and “an annual German festival.”
Filed Mar 6, 2025
500K-plus city, 2.5M-plus county, bordering a 2M-plus county. The city manager can’t block the inspector general.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Up to about 31 units per acre. The carve-out: one mile around a law enforcement training campus.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Over 250K people, on the border, no groundwater district. Projects outside the state water plan qualify.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Caption: “a county.” Bill: a border county with a 500,000-plus city. Late payers can owe $20 more.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Federal money since 2021 gets a one-time audit. The audit committee grows from 7 to 11.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Louder events need a paid permit. Electric and gas utilities are exempt from the rules.
Filed Mar 6, 2025
Revenue bonds too. Board sets how directors are chosen. Population bracket rises to 30,000 from 15,000.
Filed Mar 5, 2025
Wholly inside two counties of over 900,000 each. A very small number fit.
Filed Mar 5, 2025
City of 130,000 to 150,000 across three counties. Winery permit issued by May 1, 2010!
Filed Mar 4, 2025
New city on the list: “a municipality described by Section 351.152(52).” That’s it.
Filed Mar 4, 2025
Caption: “certain counties.” Bill: those bordering Mexico and the Gulf. Unplatted lots get no utility hookup.
Filed Mar 4, 2025
One list entry plus a 130K floor. That one city gets the larger cities’ hotel project powers.
Filed Mar 4, 2025
Cities holding over 70 percent of a 1.5M-plus county join the list. The caption won’t say which.
Filed Mar 4, 2025
A 2.2M county, a neighbor over 850K, a city “bisected by” Interstate 20 and State Highway 67.
Filed Mar 4, 2025
Only groups with 3% dues-paying membership by September 1, 2025 qualify. Latecomers need not apply.
Filed Mar 3, 2025
Caption: “certain,” “certain,” “certain.” Bill: a city over 285,000, wholly in two counties over 900,000 each.
Filed Mar 3, 2025
Must also border a 3.3M-plus county. Its judge gets the big-county power to delegate.
Filed Mar 3, 2025
The caption’s “certain counties” is one county. It expires September 1, 2030.
Filed Feb 28, 2025
Just counties under 1.3M with a city of 750,000 or more. Odd months only.
Filed Feb 28, 2025
Gulf counties under 500,000 with a refuge, plus neighbors. Department sits out 90 days? Build away.
Filed Feb 28, 2025
There first? Not liable for the shaking. Grayson County kiln permits freeze within 10 miles.
Filed Feb 28, 2025
Near a lake, two park or cavern entrances and a youth camp. Possibly one site fits!
Filed Feb 27, 2025
Very few counties fit the bracket. Burning household trash outdoors becomes an offense on covered lots.
Filed Feb 27, 2025
130K to 1.3M people, in three counties topping 900K each. Joins the 60-plus already listed.
Filed Feb 27, 2025
The caption’s “certain” means border counties with two 70,000-plus cities. Bond and tax elections included.
Filed Feb 26, 2025
Over 900,000 people, no hospital district, two neighbors of 2M or more each.
Filed Feb 25, 2025
Private sewage plants can’t get new permits. Cities and river authorities can, into the same waters.
Filed Feb 25, 2025
A new commission sets hiring and firing rules. Ignore its subpoena: up to 30 days in jail.
Filed Feb 25, 2025
The county itself must be under 50,000 people. Oil and gas, chemical manufacturing and fireworks are exempt.
Filed Feb 25, 2025
1M-plus county, holding part of a 1M-plus city, beside a 2.5M-plus county. Others keep two years.
Filed Feb 25, 2025
Schools and local governments get the college rate discount. Homeowners can’t be billed for it.
Filed Feb 25, 2025
County seat of a 600,000-plus county bordering the Capitol’s. One city gets the hotel tax tool.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
The floor is 3.3 million people. Those not finally convicted can register and vote same day.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
Raw-water sellers qualify only in a county bordering both the Gulf of Mexico and Mexico.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
Lots assessed under $1,000. Proceeds wait three years for owners, then go to the state.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
Only for counties over 900,000 with no hospital district and two 2M-plus neighbors.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
No occupancy caps based on who’s related. The campus must top 20,000 students. Tenants can sue.
Filed Feb 24, 2025
Caption: regional transportation authorities. Bill: one kind, whose cities keep up to 25% of transit tax.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
A city “bisected by State Highway 174.” The committee analysis says that’s Burleson.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Rivers named, county unnamed. Hotels in cities with their own hotel tax are left out.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Never named. Just “a county in which the headwaters of the Guadalupe River are located.”
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Over 130K and under 1.3M people, in three counties each over 900K. The committee analysis says Carrollton.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
DPS money for improvement districts, and only where the unsheltered count tops 500.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Roads and sidewalks, but only where one subregion has a subregional board. Maybe just one authority.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
The new entry: a city of 7,000-plus “that contains Lake Marble Falls.” One place.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Six meetings a year, odd months only. The county also needs a 750,000-person city.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
The park must be under 100,000 acres. That fits a handful of counties.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Which city? See Section 351.152(10). Cities of 175,000 or more are exempt too.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
In a 600,000-plus county next to the Capitol’s. It keeps and pledges hotel tax money.
Filed Feb 21, 2025
Cities of 19,000+ in the State Capitol’s county can spend hotel tax on sporting events.
Filed Feb 20, 2025
Population 7,000 or more, plus one named lake. The caption just says “certain municipalities.”
Filed Feb 20, 2025
The 341st drops off the must-appoint-a-bailiff list.
Noted, not charged
Filed Feb 20, 2025
Big court appeal by a top-20 owner? The disputed value comes off the rate math.
Filed Feb 20, 2025
240,000+ people, two or more counties, a 20,000-acre man-made lake. The caption names no place.
Filed Feb 20, 2025
One cross-reference plus a 200,000 population floor picks the city. The caption says only “certain municipalities.”
Filed Feb 20, 2025
Emergency districts need written city consent within 60 days. Unincorporated land in those counties skips it.
Filed Feb 20, 2025
The county seat of a 600,000-plus county next door to the Capitol’s. Name never appears.
Filed Feb 20, 2025
Its traits: on the Gulf, wholly on a barrier island, within 30 miles of Mexico.
Corrected Oct 31, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Feb 20, 2025
Civil parking fines for a handful of places, or one city. The caption never says so.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
Covered authorities need the governor’s approval before applying for or receiving federal light-rail funds.
Corrected Nov 1, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
Caption: “certain municipalities.” Bill: one river. That city keeps state hotel project tax revenue.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
Population ranges plus a border on the Trinity River or Oklahoma, or part of Jim Chapman Lake.
Filed Feb 19, 2025
More counties qualify, two steps out from 1.2 million people.
Noted, not charged
Filed Feb 19, 2025
Or a renaissance festival. Or a country music hall of fame. Hotel guests pay.
Filed Feb 18, 2025
County seats of 5,000 to 25,000 only. One fiber technology gets priority.
Filed Feb 18, 2025
Also needs a city of 130,000 to 150,000 in three counties. No newer winery ever qualifies!
Filed Feb 18, 2025
1M-plus county, 1M-plus city, next to a 2.5M-plus county. Everyone else gets two years.
Filed Feb 18, 2025
Main city under 320,000? Some board members serve longer, and emergency fueling keeps the fuel-tax exemption.
Filed Feb 18, 2025
70K to 100K people, part of the Colorado River, a 1M-plus neighbor. No voter petition needed.
Filed Feb 14, 2025
Zones over 500 acres with a donated tract over 20. The state matches what districts pay in.
Filed Feb 14, 2025
Rent, deposits, eviction help. Only the largest junior college districts qualify. Ends September 2029.
Filed Feb 14, 2025
Under 50K people, part of an international airport, exactly two counties. Very specific.
Filed Feb 14, 2025
Animal control must investigate only in a city with over 70% of a 1.5M-plus county.
Filed Feb 13, 2025
A bracket bill. Adds a second tier and formula-based funding.
Noted, not charged
Filed Feb 13, 2025
Only counties of 2 million or more, a handful. The caption just says “certain cases.”
Filed Feb 13, 2025
The population window is about 1,500 people wide. The caption admits “certain counties.”
Filed Feb 12, 2025
Any connected shape, no bigger than the 3-mile circle. More hotel tax growth for the convention center.
Filed Feb 12, 2025
Plus two cities of 70K or more. Bond and tax votes in November only.
Filed Feb 11, 2025
The line jumps from 125,000 to 200,000. Then a tight band: “less than 233,500.”
Filed Feb 7, 2025
The caption says “certain municipalities” and the math says a very small number of places.
Filed Feb 7, 2025
Salvage yards and recyclers too, for “certain counties” only. That means a very small set.
Filed Feb 7, 2025
The caption’s “certain counties” means very few. They gain power over recyclers outside city limits.
Filed Feb 7, 2025
Drought plan on, rates up for customers outside city limits? The state rate rules apply.
Filed Feb 5, 2025
Burn household refuse outdoors on a lot the county’s mandatory trash program serves? New offense.
Filed Feb 5, 2025
Caption just says “certain.” Budgets post online 72 hours ahead, and changes need three yes votes.
Filed Feb 5, 2025
The permit zone grows from 5 to 30 miles. Counties over 90,000 people only.
Filed Feb 5, 2025
Fewer than 10,000 students, a county under 35,000 and a Minority Serving Institution designation, all at once!
Filed Feb 5, 2025
Only counties of 550,000 or more next to a 3.3 million county qualify!
Filed Feb 4, 2025
Crossed by U.S. Highway 62? That county can tax hotels.
Noted, not charged
Filed Feb 4, 2025
Must also be crossed by U.S. Highway 62. Very specific.
Noted, not charged
Filed Feb 4, 2025
County of 2.5M+, neighbor over 2.1M. It may pay for a lawyer at first appearance.
Filed Feb 4, 2025
70,000 to 180,000 people, in a county touching Mexico and the Gulf. That’s one city.
Filed Feb 3, 2025
For court-appointed lawyers in government custody cases. Judges there can’t cut the bills either.
Filed Feb 3, 2025
And next to a county over 1M. Three filters, a handful of counties. Expires 2031.
Filed Feb 3, 2025
Caption: statewide. Bill: large cities, and each can approve listing a dog with no details!
Filed Feb 3, 2025
The test: a population band, two counties and “an annual German festival.” One city fits.
Filed Feb 3, 2025
Owner appeals in court? Taxing units can drop the disputed value, and allowed rates rise.
Filed Feb 3, 2025
Certain cities, certain tax revenue, certain projects. Which city? See Section 351.152(14).
Filed Jan 31, 2025
Only clinics in a county of 800,000 or more next to 4 million can apply.
Filed Jan 31, 2025
Border county with a city over 500,000? Directors must be qualified voters in the district.
Filed Jan 31, 2025
The text names a river, “the Comal River.” The committee statement names New Braunfels.
Filed Jan 30, 2025
350,000 to 370,000 people, on the Gulf, next to 3.3 million. The caption’s “certain counties” is one.
Filed Jan 30, 2025
Also, mobile home park rules for a Gulf of Mexico county over 370,000, beside one over 3.3M.
Filed Jan 29, 2025
A county needs 2.5M people. Businesses and trade groups can sue cities and counties over the limits.
Filed Jan 29, 2025
Only counties of 2.5M or more and cities of 950K or more get 120 percent.
Filed Jan 28, 2025
Caption reads statewide. Three study contracts, five-person committees, report due December 31, 2026.
Filed Jan 27, 2025
Which city? Whichever one fits Section 1502.070(a)(2)(B). The program is optional, too.
Filed Jan 24, 2025
Over 600,000 people, next to a county of four million-plus. Very “certain counties.”
Filed Jan 22, 2025
Only the very largest county or counties qualify. Leftovers go to school districts by student count.
Filed Jan 22, 2025
Border county with a 500,000+ city? Directors must be registered voters living in the district.
Filed Jan 17, 2025
No more staggered terms. Districts of 125,000 to 200,000 students in 2.5M+ counties skip the term rules.
Filed Jan 16, 2025
Low income housing on annexed land triggers it, only in a county over 1.5 million.
Filed Jan 16, 2025
The caption never names them. The population band picks out a few coastal counties.
Filed Jan 16, 2025
Only a county over 3.3 million. Shift law enforcement money without a vote? Tax rate freezes!
Filed Jan 15, 2025
Caption: “certain municipalities.” Bill: 460,000-plus, EMS outside the fire department, city manager past or present.
Filed Jan 9, 2025
Also under 10,000 students, with a federal Minority Serving Institution designation. Likely a handful of schools.
Filed Dec 20, 2024
Pre-1965, 900-plus lots, two-plus cities. Owners of 67 percent of the lots can rewrite the deed rules.
Filed Dec 20, 2024
Caption: “certain counties.” Bill: big ones on an international border. Commissioners court order, no election.
Filed Dec 20, 2024
Post your AI models and who changed them. A handful of companies have to.
Filed Dec 19, 2024
Cities of 9,000 or fewer, in counties under 6,200 square miles.
Noted, not charged
Filed Dec 16, 2024
The statement of intent names Austin. The ban runs out December 31, 2027.
Filed Dec 5, 2024
Which city? One already described elsewhere in hotel tax law, with 130,000 or more people.
Filed Dec 5, 2024
They can enforce city ordinances once the city and the commissioners court sign off.
Filed Dec 4, 2024
On the international border, with a city of 500,000 or more. Small club!
Filed Nov 22, 2024
Border city, 85,000-plus, hosts the “annual Texas Citrus Fiesta.” Once in November, it can never move.
Filed Nov 21, 2024
Two percent of polling places out of ballots for an hour? Do-over. Whoever paid pays again!
Filed Nov 21, 2024
Only a city with over 70 percent of a county of 1.5M or more must investigate.
Filed Nov 15, 2024
355,000 becomes 350,000. Counties in that 5,000-person gap can set uniform work hours.
Filed Nov 14, 2024
Arena financing leaves the old 650,000 to 750,000 window. Older zones get two more years.
Filed Nov 13, 2024
A 5,000-person nudge, plus any county with a civil service system.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
That city can claim the same tax revenue. The caption says only “certain municipalities.”
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Down from 285,500. The caption never says which cities fall in that band.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Within 1,500 feet, sites post financial assurance. Skip it for years? Fines top out at $80K!
Filed Nov 12, 2024
The bracket fits Cameron County, per the committee analysis. Nothing gets trained or funded.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Vouchers for emergency medical services workers. The caption just says “certain counties.” No new money.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Must touch no more than two counties under 10,000. The caption just says “certain counties”.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Border county, part of a national park under 100,000 acres. That points at a handful of counties.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Binds every lot in the area. Must be pre-1965, over 900 lots, across two or more cities.
Corrected Nov 3, 2026 We checked this summary against the bill text and fixed it.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
The caption says “certain primary elections” and never says which party. Under 21? You’re in.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Only in counties of 1 million-plus. The backyard apartment rules apply statewide.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
The “certain areas”: a no-zoning city over 2 million, or a county over 4.5 million.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Plus a border county of over 800,000, described but never named.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Counties bordering a county of 3.3 million or more, with a coal plant.
Noted, not charged
Filed Nov 12, 2024
The caption’s “certain counties” is one county! Metal detectors and an officer at each public door.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Base penalty drops from Class B to Class C. Third time? State jail felony.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Officer causes a serious injury or death? Sample within six hours. No penalty for slow agencies.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Ask and the school serves halal, breakfast and lunch, starting the 2025-2026 school year.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Headquartered in town? 10 of 100 points! Every smaller city gets nothing.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Local silence for 90 days won’t block approval, in counties of 1.2M+ or cities of 600,000+.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Under 52,000 people, sharing a reservoir over 250,000 acre-feet with another county that small.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Unincorporated areas only. Strike three is a Class C misdemeanor. Fireworks get a pass.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
MUDs study traffic before road bonds. The commissioners court can waive the whole thing!
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Meet within 10 miles, or dial in. Only tax rate meetings need a room.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
A statewide code section, narrowed to a very small set of border counties. Unincorporated areas only.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
The caption’s “certain counties”: 370,000-plus, on the Gulf, next to a 3.3M-plus county.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
They also need more than six towns under 2,000 people. Few counties fit.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Any homeowner there gets installments, if over 70 percent live in one city. Starts 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Caption: “certain children.” Bill: kids in Region 20, taught the Pre-K 4 SA way.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Their stations can stay non-public. Only a handful of agencies fit the bracket.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
The “certain areas”: no-zoning cities over 2M, counties over 4.5M. They get 31 days to say no.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Plus a main city under 1.9M people. The caption’s “certain” does heavy lifting.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Only a city holding over 70 percent of a county of 1.5M or more.
Filed Nov 12, 2024
Derived stock: 279 tagged measures in the 89R published record. Each measure counts once for this pattern. Snapshot Nov 3, 2026 at 3:26 PM CST.
A pattern tag is not a Certified scam grade. Grades, headlines and charges follow the published record.
Headline, summary and grade are analysis of the bill text, not a finding about any person.
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