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Senate Committees with links to member information –.

House Committees with links to member information.

Texas Legislature online - (Has all links).

House or Senate Committee alerts will also have a link to the Committee members so APATX members can determine where they can be most effective. Also, if you are aware of additional information that would be of interest to the APATX, please let us know.įollowing the AirTable are legislative bill alerts in chronological order (most recent alert first) of bills that the Advocacy Committee seeks support of or opposition to, along with a position statement on the bill and whether testimony, letters of support/opposition or emails are needed.

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Feel free to let us know of a bill that is not listed and should be of concern. There is also a link to the actual introduced bill itself, which makes it simple to look up a bill. Following is the AirTable containing those bills and by using the search function, a bill can be easily found, with the subcommittee summary of the bill and their level of concern.

Those subcommittees are Annexation and ETJ, Development Character (Zoning, Platting, Building Codes, etc.), Economic Development/Redevelopment, Environment, Housing, and Transportation. The 250+ bills are in the AirTable and are divided into categories by the five subcommittees monitoring the legislation. The APATX Advocacy Committee is monitoring over 250 bills that have been determined to affect Planning and Development in Texas. (See AirTable link below) It will be updated with the status of bills including committee hearing updates and votes as they occur. The APATX Advocacy Committee working with our legislative advisor, Chris Sanchez of Salient Strategies, has once again created a 2023 AirTable of bills that they are monitoring. Committee Hearings have started on the bills. The various Senate and House committee members have been appointed and bills are being/have been assigned to committees. As of the March 10th deadline, no more bills can be introduced.

#Texas legislative session full

The 88th session of the legislature is in full swing and a record number of bills were introduced. THE 88TH SESSION OF THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE HB 2970 Position Statement (Manufactured Homes) May 5 Bills Action Summary May 4 Bills Action Summary May 3 Bills Action Summary

REGULAR SESSION SUMMARY May 11 Bills Action Summary May 10 Bills Action Summary May 9 Bills Action Summary May 8 Bills Action Summary

Hurricane Harvey Relief and Hazards Recovery Planning Overview.

Hurricane Harvey Relief and Hazards Recovery Planning.

Hurricane Harvey Relief and Hazards Recovery Planning Lillie, FAICP Planning Excellence Recognition Program

Legislative Advocacy and Alerts Overview.TexasPlans Legislative and Advocacy Summit HCR: House Concurrent Resolution.Short Course for Planning and Elected Officials Appropriations: Process of determining where money is allocated in Texas’ biennial budgetĪs "Enrolled": A status to indicate a bill that has been voted out of both chambers in identical versions and is heading to the Governor for his signature or vetoĪs “Engrossed with amendments approved by the other chamber”: A status to indicate a bill that has been voted out of its respective chamber (House or Senate) and has been amended by the other chamberĬhamber: Referring to either the House or Senate ChamberĬommittee: Subgroups by certain subject matter area where bills are referred to & heard for testimonyĪs “Engrossed”: A status to indicate a bill that has been voted out of its respective chamber (House or Senate)Īs "Filed": A status to indicate unamended legislation as it was originally filed.Īs “House - Committee substitute considered in committee”: A status to indicate a bill considered in a House committee with language different from the most recent prior version