Texas HB192 changes the selection process for chief appraisers in appraisal districts, making them elected positions starting in 2026.
Texas HB192 modifies the selection process for chief appraisers in appraisal districts, transitioning to an elected system starting with the 2026 elections. The bill outlines specific filing fees for candidates running for various offices, including the chief appraiser. It also details the qualifications and duties of the chief appraiser, including the requirement to be a certified professional appraiser and the prohibition of certain communications regarding property appraisals.
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