Texas HB267 allows municipalities and counties to contract with the state for disclosure of residents' contact information to enroll them in.

Texas HB267 amends the Government Code to allow municipalities and counties to contract with the state for the disclosure of residents' contact information, such as telephone numbers and email addresses, to enroll them in emergency warning systems. The bill specifies that this information can only be used for enrolling individuals in the emergency warning system and cannot be used for any other purpose. Additionally, it allows residents to opt-out of the system by submitting a written request to the applicable political subdivision.

Texas HB267 allows municipalities and counties to contract with the state for disclosure of residents' contact information to enroll them in.

Texas HB267 amends the Government Code to allow municipalities and counties to contract with the state for the disclosure of residents' contact information, such as telephone numbers and email addresses, to enroll them in emergency warning systems. The bill specifies that this information can only be used for enrolling individuals in the emergency warning system and cannot be used for any other purpose. Additionally, it allows residents to opt-out of the system by submitting a written request to the applicable political subdivision.