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Texas law HB 26 lets sheriffs and constables in big counties sign contracts to provide police services without approval from county leaders.
May see more police presence in your neighborhood if local groups contract for services, but won't directly pay for these contracts through your taxes.
Could benefit from increased police services if your neighborhood or local government contracts for them, without direct cost to your household budget.
No direct impact on your household finances, though you may notice changes in local law enforcement depending on where you live or work.
Your neighborhood associations or business districts may now contract directly for extra police services, potentially improving security in areas you frequent.
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