Week in Review: A Digest of Capitol News
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services Legislative session hits a key milestone, while the Senate passes bill restricting public funds for lobbying.
Get the Latest: Join Tuesday Morning Breakfast
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services Did you miss this week’s legislative breakfast meeting? Here’s a recap and how you can attend our next briefing on March 25.
Senate Finance Advances Budget Bill
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services Here are select funding items of interest to counties.
House Supplemental Appropriations Bill Filed
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services Adjustment to current budget allocates funds for infrastructure, disaster response, mental health and water projects.
County Government Day: BBQ at the Capitol
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services Join us for TAC’s County Government Day at the Capitol on April 29. RSVP today!
Save the Date: TAC's 2025 Legislative Conference
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services Join county leaders in Austin on Aug. 27‑29 for discussions of key outcomes from the 89th Legislature.
Help Lawmakers Understand Costs of Proposed Legislation
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services TAC assists Legislative Budget Board in collecting fiscal impact data.
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services An overview of some recent legislative actions on bills of interest to counties.
March 21, 2025
Legislative Services A selected list of recent county-relevant news articles.
Week in Review: A Digest of Capitol News
March 14, 2025
Legislative Services The bill-filing deadline arrives, Lt. Gov. Patrick unveils additional Senate priorities and county officials testify before House and Senate committees.
Inside TAC's Weekly Legislative Breakfast Briefing
March 14, 2025
Legislative Services Did you miss this week’s Tuesday Morning Breakfast? Here’s a recap and how you can attend the next one on March 18.
Broadband Funding Pause: Addressing Uncertainties
March 14, 2025
Legislative Services The Texas Broadband Development Office has put a hold on federal grants and contracts. Here’s what remains available to counties.