Texas SB690 allows sheriffs and constables in counties with over 1 million residents to contract for law enforcement services.
Texas SB690 amends the Local Government Code to allow sheriffs and constables in counties with a population of over 1 million to enter into contracts with property owners' associations or landowners in subdivisions to provide law enforcement services. The bill specifies that these contracts can cover areas managed by the association or owned by the landowner, as well as persons residing in or visiting these areas. The commissioners court cannot prohibit or restrict these contracts.
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