Texas HB2615 requires municipalities and counties to publish public improvement district service plans and assessments on their public Internet.

Texas HB2615 amends the Local Government Code to mandate that municipalities and counties post public improvement district service plans on their public Internet websites within seven days of approving, amending, or updating such plans. The bill also requires the governing body to submit assessment rolls to appraisal districts within seven days of levying an assessment or making a reassessment. The assessment roll must include details such as the total assessment, annual assessment, and periodic installments. The bill takes effect January 1, 2026.

Texas HB2615 requires municipalities and counties to publish public improvement district service plans and assessments on their public Internet.

Texas HB2615 amends the Local Government Code to mandate that municipalities and counties post public improvement district service plans on their public Internet websites within seven days of approving, amending, or updating such plans. The bill also requires the governing body to submit assessment rolls to appraisal districts within seven days of levying an assessment or making a reassessment. The assessment roll must include details such as the total assessment, annual assessment, and periodic installments. The bill takes effect January 1, 2026.