Texas HB2520 amends the open meetings law to redefine "governmental body" and specify meeting notice requirements.

Texas HB2520 amends the open meetings law by redefining "governmental body" to include various entities such as boards, commissions, and nonprofit corporations. The bill mandates that governmental bodies provide written notice of meetings, including specific agendas for both open and closed portions. It exempts certain personnel deliberations from open meetings unless requested by the employee or officer involved. The changes apply to meetings held after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.

Texas HB2520 amends the open meetings law to redefine "governmental body" and specify meeting notice requirements.

Texas HB2520 amends the open meetings law by redefining "governmental body" to include various entities such as boards, commissions, and nonprofit corporations. The bill mandates that governmental bodies provide written notice of meetings, including specific agendas for both open and closed portions. It exempts certain personnel deliberations from open meetings unless requested by the employee or officer involved. The changes apply to meetings held after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.