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Texas Statutes, Title LG

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Title LG, Local Government Code

236 chapters · 5,326 sections in this title.

All chapters in Title LG5,326 Ch 143, Chapter 143154 Ch 232, Chapter 232127 Ch 43, Chapter 43112 Ch 212, Chapter 212111 Ch 501, Chapter 501106 Ch 351, Chapter 351104 Ch 334, Chapter 334103 Ch 375, Chapter 375103 Ch 231, Chapter 231102 Ch 214, Chapter 21482 Ch 271, Chapter 27182 Ch 552, Chapter 55277 Ch 142, Chapter 14270 Ch 392, Chapter 39267

11 sections·Filtered byTitle LG✕Ch 24✕

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.001 Chapter Applicable To Type C General-Law Municipality
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Sec. 24.001. CHAPTER APPLICABLE TO TYPE C GENERAL-LAW MUNICIPALITY. This chapter applies only to a Type C general-law municipality. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987. SUBCHAPTER B. GOVERNING BODY
Tex. Local Government Code § 24.021 Initial Election of Governing Body of Community Incorporating As Type C General-Law Municipality; Initial Term
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Sec. 24.021. INITIAL ELECTION OF GOVERNING BODY OF COMMUNITY INCORPORATING AS TYPE C GENERAL-LAW MUNICIPALITY; INITIAL TERM. (a) At the election at which a community votes to incorporate as a Type C general-law municipality, a mayor and two commissioners must be elected. (b) The …
Tex. Local Government Code § 24.022 Initial Election of Governing Body of Municipality Changing To Type C General-Law Municipality; Initial Term
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Sec. 24.022. INITIAL ELECTION OF GOVERNING BODY OF MUNICIPALITY CHANGING TO TYPE C GENERAL-LAW MUNICIPALITY; INITIAL TERM. (a) The mayor of a municipality that votes to change to a Type C general-law municipality continues to hold office for the term for which the mayor was elect…
Tex. Local Government Code § 24.023 Regular Term of Office; Regular Election Date

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Sec. 24.023. REGULAR TERM OF OFFICE; REGULAR ELECTION DATE. (a) The mayor and commissioners of the municipality serve for a term of two years unless a longer term is established under Article XI, Section 11, of the Texas Constitution. (b) The election for mayor and commissioners …

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.024 Bond of Mayor and Commissioners

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Sec. 24.024. BOND OF MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS. (a) The mayor and each commissioner of the municipality must execute a bond. The bond must be: (1) in the amount of $3,000; (2) conditioned that the mayor or commissioner will faithfully perform the duties of the office; (3) payable t…

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.025 Meetings

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Sec. 24.025. MEETINGS. (a) The governing body of the municipality shall hold at least one regular monthly meeting. (b) The mayor or two commissioners may call special meetings as necessary to attend to municipal business. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987.

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.026 Filling Vacancy On Governing Body

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Sec. 24.026. FILLING VACANCY ON GOVERNING BODY. (a) If the mayor or commissioner of a municipality dies or resigns, the other members of the governing body of the municipality shall appoint a person to fill the vacancy. A person serving as a member of the governing body is not, b…

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.051 Other Municipal Officers; Duties

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Sec. 24.051. OTHER MUNICIPAL OFFICERS; DUTIES. (a) The governing body of the municipality may appoint a municipal attorney and other officers that the governing body considers necessary. (b) The governing body may define the duties of the officers. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, …

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.052 Clerk and Tax Assessor-Collector; Bond; Powers and Duties

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Sec. 24.052. CLERK AND TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR; BOND; POWERS AND DUTIES. (a) The governing body of the municipality shall appoint a competent person as clerk of the municipality. The clerk is also the tax assessor-collector of the municipality. (b) Before beginning to perform the …

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.053 Abolition of Municipal Office; Discharge of Officer Or Employee

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Sec. 24.053. ABOLITION OF MUNICIPAL OFFICE; DISCHARGE OF OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE. At any time, the governing body of the municipality may abolish an office that it creates and may discharge an officer, clerk, or employee that it appoints. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. S…

Tex. Local Government Code § 24.071 Change From Commission Form of Government To Another Form

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Sec. 24.071. CHANGE FROM COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT TO ANOTHER FORM. (a) A Type C general-law municipality operating under the commission form of government may adopt the aldermanic form of government provided by Chapter 22 or may adopt any other lawful form of government by m…