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In recent years, Texas has witnessed a significant surge in the number of families choosing to homeschool their children. This shift is more than just a trend; it has substantial implications for public school districts and municipalities across the state. As more...
When it comes to running a city, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Each municipality in Texas has its own set of challenges and opportunities. Consequently, each city’s governance can vary significantly. Understanding the different forms of municipal governance...
Recently, 51 schools in Texas were accused of violating the CROWN Act, sparking concerns and discussions among school districts and other public entities. A recent ruling by a federal judge, however, has dismissed most of these claims, setting a crucial precedent for...
Texans are famously territorial about property, particularly if the owner sees it as government overreach. Still, eminent domain is a necessary part of running an organized society. Municipalities in Texas face myriad legal and political challenges when attempting to...
Employment discrimination claims are complex and challenging for employers. There are multiple remedies available to resolve these claims, and each case requires its own unique solution. It is in the best interests of municipalities and other public employers to learn...
Robert’s Rules of Order is a widely recognized guide for conducting meetings and making decisions in a structured and democratic manner. Originally published in 1876 by Henry Martyn Robert, this book has become the standard for parliamentary procedure in a variety of...
In Texas, municipalities face significant hurdles when it comes to developing their own broadband internet services. The state currently imposes restrictions that prevent local governments from offering broadband. While Texas holds onto these regulations, other states...
Numerous municipal water systems in Texas exceed the federal limits for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly known as forever chemicals. This discovery has raised significant concerns for both municipalities and residents regarding water...
In today's digital age, cybersecurity threats are a constant concern for businesses and organizations of all sizes. San Antonio's local governments are no exception. From city councils to public schools, these entities hold sensitive data – financial records, citizen...
The recent storms in southeast Texas brought not only heavy rain and strong winds but also a sobering reminder of nature’s unpredictable power. Cities and counties across the region experienced significant impacts, from downed power lines and damaged infrastructure to...