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Texas regulations

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    • BUDGETING, ACCOUNTING, AND AUDITING — 19 TAC §109.41
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Education Agency raises public school purchasing threshold from $50,000 to $100,000 and updates accounting standards in Financial Accountability System Resource Guide per 19 TAC §109.41.

    • LICENSING FOR ENGINEERS — 22 TAC §133.41, §133.43
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors updates reference documentation requirements for engineering license applicants under 22 TAC §133.41 and §133.43, establishing standards for who may provide references and what reference state…

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.117
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards clarifies jail construction standards through technical corrections to design specifications for covered ceilings and odor control requirements.

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.123
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards updates minimum jail cell and day room sizes for new construction to align with International Building Code standards under 37 TAC §259.123.

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.141
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards removes prescriptive construction specifications for exterior detention doors in new jail facilities to align with International Building Code standards.

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.151
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards revises construction standards under 37 TAC §259.151 to clarify jail design requirements and ensure consistent interpretation.

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.168
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards updated medium security jail construction standards in 37 TAC §259.168 to align with current practices and ensure consistency across security levels.

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.264
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards updates security jail standards to require video monitoring and digital privacy screens instead of closed circuit television systems.

    • NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES — 37 TAC §259.454
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards updates construction and facility standards under 37 TAC §259.454 to standardize requirements across security classifications statewide.

    • SUPERVISION OF INMATES — 37 TAC §275.1
      June 12, 2026

      Texas Commission on Jail Standards updates inmate supervision standards to replace "closed circuit television" with "video monitoring" across all regulated facilities; effective June 15, 2026.

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