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Transportation Mass Transit

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State BillTEXASAug 15, 2025Texas Senate Bill 36 authorizes regional transportation authorities to establish general mobility programs and alters bond-securing rulesTexas Senate Bill 36 allows specific subregional transportation authorities to allocate up to 25 percent of their sales and use tax revenue to local general mobility programs, restricts bond tax pledg

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  1. 01Paxtonperson1 mentions
  2. 02Hagenbuchperson1 mentions
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  • Topic to billsTexas Senate Bill 36 authorizes regional transportation authorities to establish general mobility programs and alters bond-securing rules
  • Topic to peoplePaxton, Hagenbuch, Parker
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  1. Aug 15, 2025State BillTexas Senate Bill 36 authorizes regional transportation authorities to establish general mobility programs and alters bond-securing rules