Texas HB87 restricts school districts and employees from using public funds for lobbying activities.
Texas HB87 amends the Government Code to prohibit school districts from spending public funds to hire lobbyists or pay organizations that employ lobbyists. School district employees are also barred from using public funds to directly communicate with legislators to influence legislation. Taxpayers or residents can seek injunctive relief and recover attorney's fees if these activities occur. The restrictions apply to actions taken after the bill's effective date.
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