Texas Senate Bill 2212
September 1, 2025
Texas Senate Bill 2212 (2025) updates legislative procedures by requiring the Legislative Council to prioritize bill drafting during sessions and conduct a study on best
Texas Senate Bill 2212 (2025) updates legislative procedures by requiring the Legislative Council to prioritize bill drafting during sessions and conduct a study on best
Introduced by Sen. Donna Campbell and filed on February 7, 2025, SB 1160 increases public notification requirements for municipal zoning and boundary changes.
Co-sponsored by bipartisan senators—Kevin Sparks (R), César Blanco (D), Bob Hall (R), Borris Miles (D)—and Representative Matt Shaheen (R), the bill sailed through both chambers
The James M. Inhofe National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2023 (Public Law 117-263), enacted on December 23, 2022, sets defense policy and authorizes
The America’s Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 modernizes U.S. water systems by authorizing major Army Corps projects and updating the Safe Drinking Water Act. It
The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 was a U.S. law that raised federal spending caps for defense and non-defense programs, suspended the debt ceiling, and
From advancing the Galveston portion of the Coastal Texas Project to staying focused on flood protection efforts in Southeast Texas, GCPD continues to move critical coastal resilience projects forward with...
Coastal communities like those around Galveston Bay rely on more than one line of defense. Storm surge barriers, levees, dunes and dredging each play a distinct role in keeping floodwater...
In Texas, hurricane season starts June 1 and runs through Nov. 30, following the Atlantic hurricane season. Peak activity is considered mid-August through mid-October. For the upper Texas Gulf Coast,...
The Texas Gulf Coast is one of America’s most important coastal regions—supporting critical industry, world-class ecosystems, outdoor recreation, tourism, and millions of residents. Now, a new federal proposal seeks to...
The Galveston Bay Barrier System, also known locally as “Ike Dike,” is a network of gates, levees, dunes, and flood barriers designed to defend the upper Texas Gulf Coast from...
The June 1 groundbreaking of the $1 Billion Davie Defense project in Galveston, Texas marked an important step forward for coastal protection—the undeniable and clear recognition of the Houston–Galveston region’s...
The Gulf Coast Protection District (GCPD) is launching a groundbreaking research initiative to evaluate whether blue carbon credits can help fund critical coastal protection infrastructure along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway...
HOUSTON, TX — The Gulf Coast Protection District (GCPD) is pleased to announce that David Rutledge has joined the GCPD Board of Directors. Appointed by the Orange County Commissioners Court,...
The Gulf Coast Protection District (GCPD) is a special-purpose district created by the Texas Legislature in 2021 to serve as the non-federal sponsor for the Coastal Texas Project, the largest...