Texas HB2325 establishes a statewide dangerous dog registry to be maintained by the Department of Public Safety.

HB2325 amends the Texas Government Code to create a statewide dangerous dog registry. The registry will be accessible and searchable on the Department of Public Safety's website. Animal control authorities must provide specific information about dangerous dogs, including proof of vaccination, enclosure details, liability insurance, identification markers, and neutering status. The registry will include the dog's name, photograph, location, and owner's address. Municipalities can opt out of providing some or all of this information.

Texas HB2325 establishes a statewide dangerous dog registry to be maintained by the Department of Public Safety.

HB2325 amends the Texas Government Code to create a statewide dangerous dog registry. The registry will be accessible and searchable on the Department of Public Safety's website. Animal control authorities must provide specific information about dangerous dogs, including proof of vaccination, enclosure details, liability insurance, identification markers, and neutering status. The registry will include the dog's name, photograph, location, and owner's address. Municipalities can opt out of providing some or all of this information.