Texas SB2296 mandates specific state entities to develop severe weather adaptation plans.
Texas SB2296 requires certain state entities to create severe weather adaptation plans. These plans must be based on current research and include a vulnerability assessment, a review of existing programs, specific steps for fulfilling missions during severe weather, budget impact analysis, potential funding sources, and a statewide monitoring strategy. The plans must be posted on a publicly accessible website and submitted to the governor, relevant legislative committee officers, and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
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