Texas HB5088 amends the Major Events Reimbursement Program to require economic impact studies and mandates their posting online.

Texas HB5088 amends the Major Events Reimbursement Program by requiring local organizing committees, endorsing municipalities, or endorsing counties to complete studies on the economic impact of events within 10 months of the event's conclusion. These studies must be posted online, including results, source documentation, and verification of complete submissions. The bill also repeals Section 480.152 of the Government Code and takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB5088 amends the Major Events Reimbursement Program to require economic impact studies and mandates their posting online.

Texas HB5088 amends the Major Events Reimbursement Program by requiring local organizing committees, endorsing municipalities, or endorsing counties to complete studies on the economic impact of events within 10 months of the event's conclusion. These studies must be posted online, including results, source documentation, and verification of complete submissions. The bill also repeals Section 480.152 of the Government Code and takes effect September 1, 2025.