Moody Cannabis Bill Allows 2 Ounces And Bars City Bans
Details · HB 369
Adults 21 and up get 2 ounces and 12 home plants. Store sales taxed 20 percent!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
90th Legislature, Regular Session
100 of 1,418 bills
Adults 21 and up get 2 ounces and 12 home plants. Store sales taxed 20 percent!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: medical low-THC cannabis and hemp. Bill: no cannabinoid screens at all, medical or not.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Voters approve, counties zone recharge zones and floodplains. Plus a new appointed planning commission per area.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Caption: fetal development. Bill: “life begins at fertilization,” plus three named videos every year.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The bill requires Texas research facilities to offer dogs and cats they no longer need for experiments for adoption, either through nonprofit rescues and shelters or directly to individuals.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
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Caption: training and a new offense. Bill: every facility adopts procedures or faces discipline.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Reports due in 2028, the section expires in 2029. Any real change waits on a later Legislature.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Only counties passing population tests qualify. Roadside vendors, live animal sales and solicitors covered, starting 2027.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
90 percent of surplus revenue growth goes to rate cuts. Starting September 1, 2029, after the 2028 election!
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Caption: students subjected to grooming. Bill: the parent “determines” it, signs an affidavit. No outside check.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Tied to a revoked center? Five-year license bar. Unless the commission approves an exception, no criteria stated.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
This bill adds one more city to the list of places allowed to use certain tax revenue for hotel and convention center projects.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Maps and recommended crossings, due December 1, 2028. No crossing gets built or funded.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
New pipelines over the recharge zone need an approved plan. The Railroad Commission can charge a review fee.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The speaker picks one House member per regional transportation board. Full vote, counts toward a quorum.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
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Private hospitals pay up to six percent of net patient revenue. Most comes back as Medicaid money.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Filed Nov 10, 2026
The bill lets seven named counties (Bexar, Dallas, El Paso, Harris, Nueces, Travis and Webb) and their hospital districts set up needle-exchange disease control pilot programs run by registered organizations.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Grants flow now for scanners, jails and airports. Health recruits get a plan, due September 1, 2028!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The bill bars cities, counties, school districts and other local governments from spending public money to hire registered lobbyists to lobby legislators.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The bill bars cosmetic makers from knowingly selling cosmetics in Texas that they, their contractors, or their suppliers tested on live animals to develop the product.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Students facing homelessness get a report. Due May 1, 2028! Any action waits for a later bill.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The bill requires Texas colleges, universities and career schools to release a student's transcript or training certificate when the student asks.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
The bill adds Benzimidazole-opioids, also called nitazenes, to Penalty Group 1-B, the same drug group as fentanyl.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: every tax-raising proposition. Bill: one Education Code subsection. Size 72, bold, red!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
No rules, just recommendations. Three to five seats go to the geothermal industry, until 2034.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Youth leaving foster care get a report due November 1, 2028. Housing help waits on later legislation.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
A new council meets quarterly, writes plans. First one due March 1, 2029. Agencies can decline it.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
The bill bans selling software or other algorithmic tools that set or recommend residential rent, and bars rent-advice vendors from using private data on competitors' rents in Texas.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Support for “underserved student populations” is exempt from the ban. The bill never defines “underserved.”
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Caption: eligibility. Bill: also changes how overseas ballot materials get sent, by electronic transmission.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Only border counties with a 500,000-plus city. Owning land there no longer qualifies you.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
This bill lets the commissioners court in any county with 500,000 or more people adopt a new "housing first initiatives" fee, with no amount or cap set in the text.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The department “may administer” a program for homeless youth under 26. No duty, no deadline, no new money.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Only cities over 500,000 qualify. The report lands December 31, 2028, and the law expires 2029.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: repeal. Bill: the film money goes to school property tax compression for 2027-2029.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: street maintenance. Bill: water, wastewater and stormwater lines too. Renewals stretch to 8 or 10 years!
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State agency marketing costs get tallied. The report is due September 30, 2028. Nothing else changes.
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Med schools must teach it. Physician renewals need the training, starting January 1, 2029.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Nothing changes inside the jail now. The report lands December 1, 2028, and the law expires in 2029.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: cooperation with workforce boards. Bill: “additional consideration” for referred applicants on public assistance.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Cities and counties can’t pay lobbyists. Groups that “solely represents elected sheriffs” still can.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
This bill makes certain items exempt from state and local sales tax when they are sold on November 11, Veterans Day, if each item costs less than $100.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Officer seriously injures or kills someone? Testing within six hours. Only in counties over 500,000 people.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
No zoning? Plants get the full public notice and hearing process.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Failed the exam two or more times? Pay a fee, try another route.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Private investigators, toll road operators and dealers lose access too, starting September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Spent grain goes to farms within 100 miles. Credit caps at $30,000 a year.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Minimum 5 members. Maximum? Whatever the board decides.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Dealer must say it out loud. Removal is free if you ask.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Capped at half of each unit’s tax. Voters approve first, 2028 start.
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Fund abolished, unspent balance back to general revenue. Money already sent for 2026-2027 stays under old rules.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Nail trimming and temporary nail caps stay legal. Starting September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Report waste to the state auditor, keep your job. Punished within 90 days? Presumed retaliation!
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Board of Law Examiners gets 100 days. Starting September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
The bill orders the state facilities commission to make sure every new state-owned parking lot and garage includes enough electric vehicle charging stations.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
The bill lets a school board appoint a high school junior or senior as a nonvoting student trustee.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Students ages 3 through 21 qualify if they need the services.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Districts with a TEA-declared teacher shortage skip the extra payments, starting 2027-2028.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Caption: “source.” Bill: no dog or cat sales at all. Up to $500 per day per animal!
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Veterans with PTSD or brain injuries get highway sign alerts. Runs 2027 to 2031.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Detached structures get covered only if you opt in. Starts with 2028 policies.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Arbitration only works if signed after a dispute, with equal rights. Starts January 1, 2028.
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Insurer held back depreciation on your claim? You get two years to recover it. Starts 2028.
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Insurer tries five times in 45 days. No answer? It pays the claim and won’t renew.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
Miss 14 days, refund the fee. Miss 21, pay half again.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
County asks, state must seek a federal waiver. Request rules due by December 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Medicaid for everyone with federal matching money available. Only if voters approve a constitutional amendment.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Anyone the feds will match gets covered, starting September 1, 2027. Yearly reports on costs and charity care.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
No price on the deed, no recording. Skip it and the buyer owes five percent of the price!
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The bill limits which home sales an appraisal district can use as comparable sales when it sets the market value of a homestead.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Only cities of 700,000 or more. Local headquarters earns 10 of 100 points, a big local workforce 5.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Tax-credit housing sites skip Subsection (d). Nearby owners lose that rule for these properties.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
No AC in any unit? Negative points, starting 2028.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
The 1619 Project ban goes. Students can earn credit for lobbying, starting 2027-2028.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Scholarships and retention bonuses, $10,000 a year for four years. Paid only if the Legislature appropriates money.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Every homestead owner can pay in installments, but only where 70 percent live in one city.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
Under 18? No license, even with a court’s emancipation. Starts September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Chapters 2271, 2274 and 2276 go. Covered companies can again contract with the state.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Strikes the voucher program from the Education Code. The public money to private schools stops September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Caption: existing contracts. Bill: only deals signed or renewed on or after September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Confirm the drunk patron left in a taxi or rideshare, and the lawsuit can fail. Starts 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Caption: permit, fee, penalty. Bill: cities and counties can’t pass stricter raccoon rules!
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Caption: ensure coverage. Bill: no entitlement, eligibility is a “may,” and Washington must approve first.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Appraisal districts can’t seek higher values on appeal. Trials wait 12 months unless owners ask. Starts 2028.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Show what it cost new, and the appraiser must agree to no more. Starts 2028.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: basic allotment and guaranteed yield. Bill: only the basic allotment rises yearly, and never shrinks.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Counties outside city limits get commercial codes, required inspections and builder fees the old law banned. Starts 2028.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Under 21? No semiautomatic rifles, pistols with threaded barrels, or even conversion kits, starting 2027.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The bill makes it unprofessional conduct for a licensed mental health provider to try to change a child's sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or same-sex attractions.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: liability and records. Bill: also daily contact for detained kids and limits on out-of-state transfers.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Takes effect September 1, 2027. The commission’s deadline to start the tire grants is January 1, 2029.
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The key word is “may.” No district must adopt anything. No deadline, no penalty.
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Caption: courts and fees. Bill: finish the program, get dismissal and expunction. Sealing even after conviction.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: inflation for allotment and guaranteed yield. Bill: only the $7,500 allotment gets indexed.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
New director, staff, gifts and contracts, for counties under 120,000. Only if money is set aside.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
One multistate license for cosmetologists. The new joint commission writes rules, charges fees and bills Texas yearly.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Finish the program, even convicted, and ask to hide the record after two years. Fee: up to $1,000.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption reads statewide. The investigate-every-attack duty hits a city with 70 percent of a 1.5 million county.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: faith-based child-care facilities. Bill: no licensing rules, and they can still take state money.
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Filed Nov 9, 2026
Bonds paid, tolls stop. Sign a deal for more segments 30 days before? Tolls keep going!
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Caption: a study. Bill: no 765-kilovolt line approvals, Permian Basin Reliability Plan included, until it’s done.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
70 percent to low-income rental builders, 29 to homeless placement, 1 to prevention. No money in it yet.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Up to $200 per trip, 125,000-pound cap. Nothing starts until the U.S. 83 federal designation ends.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Licenses, handgun permits, hunting cards go digital. Up to $5, running by 2028. Not for voting.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Filed Nov 9, 2026
This bill widens who can use an existing state grant program that pays for public improvement projects in unincorporated communities.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Rio Grande Valley floods get a study. Recommendations due September 1, 2028, and the law expires in 2030.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Every two years, the lowest and highest classroom spenders get audited. First report: before 2029.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Trinity drops from 25 to 13, Brazos from 21. The cuts wait until 2029.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Grants for county fairs and rodeos. Plus a seven-member board and a fund outside the state treasury.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: “ensure” coverage. Bill: “NOT AN ENTITLEMENT.” Plus a new fee on parents of kids in long-term care.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
The $1,500 bump expires September 1, 2026, before the 2027 session meets! Pay floors still rise.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Under current law, the state commission running alternative fueling grants must fund applicants who agree to open their fueling stations to the public before it funds anyone who will not.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
A board may open a Valley law school, “subject to the availability of funding.” None provided.
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Common course numbers approved by 2028. Full compliance and annual certifications wait until 2032-2033!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Employers pay 20 percent, the state matches. Rules aren’t due until January 1, 2029!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
E-verify for private employers starts in 2027. The hiring ban waits until January 1, 2029, after the election.
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The agency must partner with Breakthrough, through a “Breakthrough State Office” nothing else creates.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
“Attainable housing” means one home type, governed by Chapter 1201. Developers get taxes back for 10 years!
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: notice. Bill: landlords can’t charge tenants disconnection, reconnection or late fees. Notice due in five days.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: domestic violence shelters. Bill: also widens the place-of-worship exception to matters about activities there.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
The bill requires large state executive agencies to livestream every open meeting online and keep the video posted for two years.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
EV owners could sell battery power to ERCOT. Only if the commission “may” allow it. No deadline.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Caption: facial coverings. Bill: no official immunity if sued while masked. Agency policy still offers a defense.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Agencies report every seizure and spend. The attorney general can charge them a fee, payable from forfeiture funds.
Filed Nov 9, 2026
Grant recipients swear an affidavit. Fund the lawyers anyway? Up to $1,000 per alien helped!
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Judge the force from a reasonable officer’s view in the moment, not hindsight. Starts September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Nearest blood relative qualifies when closer family is dead or too ill.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Prosecutor says actually innocent? No longer enough. Ongoing annuities could stop on September 1, 2027!
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Own, run or host a kiosk after September 1, 2027? State jail felony. The machines come out.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
This bill has not been graded yet. The headline above is the state's caption.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
This bill has not been graded yet. The headline above is the state's caption.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
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Filed Nov 12, 2026
This bill has not been graded yet. The headline above is the state's caption.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
This bill has not been graded yet. The headline above is the state's caption.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
Use low-water cooling and report water use, or lose the tax deal and grid service.
Filed Nov 12, 2026
The voucher program’s law is gone starting September 1, 2027. Text cites “Subsection J,” though.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Finish the election job, jury service counts. Quit, and you’re summoned back.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Not just government jobs. No opting out for contracts signed on or after September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Signed vendor certification on file is a good-faith shield. Ban starts September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
The bill exempts a homeowner's residence homestead from the school district taxes that pay for operations, covering the tier one and enrichment rates but not debt service taxes.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Superintendents and principals max out at 5x the lowest new teacher base salary. Bonuses and perks count.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Own 100 or more homes? You can’t buy more. Penalties up to $100,000 per home!
Filed Nov 10, 2026
$400 new, $200 renewal. Counties get one-twentieth, starting 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Markers by March 2, 2036. No access over private land.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Same tax rate. Highway fund drops to one-half, farm-to-market roads get one-fifth, starting 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Districts subtract last year’s insurance bill. State collects less, starting 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
The bill adds May 24 to the state's list of special days as Victims of the Uvalde Shooting Day.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Child’s lawyer meets them 72 hours before hearings. Starting 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Caption: requirements. Bill: restaurants “may require” it. Failing to use CPR still gets a lawsuit shield!
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Not just school districts anymore. Savings must show up on the bill.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Coverage continues while held. Agencies check eligibility before release and write a plan so it continues.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
A plan, website postings, and a review every five years.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Now just food stamps. Starting 2027, Medicaid, WIC and cash aid can begin release day.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
This bill orders the Texas Education Agency to study what maintenance and cleaning standards school districts should follow, including how much work each custodian can reasonably handle.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
A spoken warning sets the 25 feet. Overlaps existing offenses, and the bill says so.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Testing kits stop counting as paraphernalia. Pipes and scales still count.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Family planning money goes by track record, not public clinics first. Starts September 1, 2027.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Only if their home state gives Texans the same deal.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
Property-wealthy districts get an early-bird discount. Taken after other reductions.
Filed Nov 10, 2026
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