Texas Water Development Board updates state water financing procedures for the State Water Implementation Fund for Texas and State Water Implementation Revenue Fund for Texas, effective April 26, 2026.
Texas Water Development Board updates application procedures for state flood financial assistance programs, effective April 26, 2026.
Public Utility Commission of Texas raises the minimum transmission line length exempt from special approval to five miles for utilities connecting to load-serving substations, streamlining certification for smaller projects.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality sets vehicle emissions inspection fees ranging from $11.50 to $18.50 by region with one free retest if repairs are completed within 15 days, plus discounted rates for low-income vehicle repair assistance pro…
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors updates enforcement sanctions table citations for surveyors to reference correct statutory provisions without changing penalties or authority.
Texas Public Utility Commission allows transmission and distribution utilities to contract for up to 100 megawatts of electric energy storage capacity in ERCOT region subject to commission approval.
Texas Education Agency requires public schools to establish emergency response plans and deploy armed security for extracurricular events exceeding 500 attendees under new safety regulations in 19 TAC §103.1217.
Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors reorganizes experience reporting sections of engineering license applications to align with national standards without imposing new requirements.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality defines vehicle emissions inspection requirements and key terms for motorists in Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston-Galveston-Brazoria, El Paso, and Bexar County areas.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality emissions inspection and maintenance program for Travis and Williamson Counties sets maximum fees of $11.50 per test with one free retest, with reduced fees ($4.50 or $2.50) for counties participating in low…
Texas Water Development Board requires groundwater management districts to submit desired future conditions packages within 60 days of adoption, including modeling data and reports establishing 50-year groundwater use goals.
Texas Water Development Board allows groundwater management districts to request state-mediated dispute resolution over desired future conditions and to maintain existing conditions during pending petitions with proper documentation.
Texas Water Development Board groundwater management plans must include goals, objectives, performance standards aligned with desired future conditions, and estimates of availability and usage, with readoption required every five years and amendment…
Texas Water Development Board repeals water loss audit requirements for municipally owned utilities with over 150,000 service connections under House Bill 29, effective upon filing.
Texas Water Development Board requires large municipally owned utilities serving over 150,000 customers to conduct water loss audits with mitigation plans incorporated into conservation plans, with validation deadline extended to 180 days under Hous…
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