Texas HB3142 amends eligibility and training requirements for school marshals in Texas.

Texas HB3142 amends the eligibility criteria for school marshals, requiring them to be either licensed or a volunteer with specific qualifications. It also mandates a training program for school marshals, overseen by the commission, which includes psychological fitness assessments. The bill allows school boards and charter school governing bodies to reimburse applicants for training costs. It specifies conditions under which a school marshal's status becomes inactive and requires the commission to revoke licenses if a marshal's handgun license is suspended or revoked.

Texas HB3142 amends eligibility and training requirements for school marshals in Texas.

Texas HB3142 amends the eligibility criteria for school marshals, requiring them to be either licensed or a volunteer with specific qualifications. It also mandates a training program for school marshals, overseen by the commission, which includes psychological fitness assessments. The bill allows school boards and charter school governing bodies to reimburse applicants for training costs. It specifies conditions under which a school marshal's status becomes inactive and requires the commission to revoke licenses if a marshal's handgun license is suspended or revoked.