Texas HB621 prohibits property owners' associations from restricting meetings with governmental officials or political candidates.

Texas HB621 amends the Property Code to prevent property owners' associations from enforcing rules that restrict meetings with governmental officials or political candidates in common areas. The bill allows associations to charge fees or set occupancy limits for all meetings, but prohibits them from banning or limiting meetings with officials or candidates. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB621 prohibits property owners' associations from restricting meetings with governmental officials or political candidates.

Texas HB621 amends the Property Code to prevent property owners' associations from enforcing rules that restrict meetings with governmental officials or political candidates in common areas. The bill allows associations to charge fees or set occupancy limits for all meetings, but prohibits them from banning or limiting meetings with officials or candidates. The law takes effect September 1, 2025.