Texas Department of Transportation updates contract and grant management procedures in sections 9.2, 9.4, 9.6, and 9.8; rules take effect April 14, 2026.
Texas Department of Transportation repeals contract and grant management rule 43 TAC §9.4 to streamline regulatory requirements; effective April 14, 2026.
Concho Valley Workforce Development Board seeks qualified organizations to operate its workforce center and related childcare and job training programs; proposals due May 15, 2026.
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board establishes sick leave and family leave pools for employees under new administrative rules, designating the Assistant Commissioner for People Operations as administrator.
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission rule prohibits consumption of intoxicating hemp products at off-premise alcohol retailers where alcohol consumption is already prohibited, with $250 base penalty for violations.
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board repeals and relocates outdated sick leave pool rule to align with current statute without changing substantive employee leave benefit requirements.
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board consolidates approval processes for off-campus education programs at public universities, health-related institutions, and community colleges under a single streamlined ruleset.
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board repeals outdated effective date rule for off-campus education approval processes to restructure administrative code without altering regulatory requirements.
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board rule permits public institutions to accept promotional gifts under $50 from foreign sources without federal restriction compliance, effective upon adoption.
Texas State Technical College System rules streamline off-campus course and program approval by eliminating outdated notification requirements while ensuring equal educational quality for distance learners.
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board repeals outdated rules for the dissolved Texas Fund for Geography Education, eliminating regulations with no fiscal impact on government or public entities.
Texas Education Agency requires schools to provide equal emergency drill access and accommodations for students and staff with disabilities under new state law with no additional costs.
Texas property tax relief amendments clarify eligibility definitions for municipalities and counties affected by disabled veteran exemptions and update mapping and census data requirements with no fiscal impact.
TxDOT's conditional grant program for economically disadvantaged transportation students increases award amounts to $5,000 per semester, raises poverty-level eligibility thresholds, and shifts application periods to bi-annual cycles.
Public Utility Commission of Texas updates water and sewer service provider rules to add combined, future, and historic test year categories for rate-setting without fiscal impact.
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