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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...
In the dynamic landscape of American governance, civil service careers have become a point of contention and focus. Historically, these positions have been the backbone of municipal operations. They ensure the continuity and efficacy of government services. However,...
As the political climate in Texas heats up, municipalities are facing increasing pressure to ensure the integrity of their elections. With concerns over ballot-counting and suspicions of election fraud, the demand for transparent oversight is at an all-time high....
Texas is witnessing a remarkable surge in its urban populations, a trend that positions the state as a beacon of growth and opportunity. Four cities in particular stand out for their rapid expansion, with implications that resonate through the fabric of municipal law...
Texas cities come in several types, but two of the main ones are general law and home rule. Home rule cities in Texas have more authority and flexibility when it comes to local governance, while general law cities operate under stricter state regulations. If the...