Texas HB336 allows sheriffs and constables in counties with over 1 million residents to contract for law enforcement services and prohibits counties.

Texas HB336 amends the Local Government Code to allow sheriffs and constables in counties with populations over 1 million to enter into contracts with property owners' associations or landowners in subdivisions to provide law enforcement services. These contracts can cover areas managed by the association or owned by the landowner and apply to residents and visitors. The bill also prohibits counties from restricting these contracts and mandates that any money received from such contracts be credited to the sheriff's or constable's office.

Texas HB336 allows sheriffs and constables in counties with over 1 million residents to contract for law enforcement services and prohibits counties.

Texas HB336 amends the Local Government Code to allow sheriffs and constables in counties with populations over 1 million to enter into contracts with property owners' associations or landowners in subdivisions to provide law enforcement services. These contracts can cover areas managed by the association or owned by the landowner and apply to residents and visitors. The bill also prohibits counties from restricting these contracts and mandates that any money received from such contracts be credited to the sheriff's or constable's office.