Texas § 775.033 LIABILITY OF DISTRICT.

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§ 775.033 — LIABILITY OF DISTRICT.

Texas § 775.033

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 775.033 (2026).

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Sec. 775.033. LIABILITY OF DISTRICT.

(a)A district is not liable for a claim arising from the act or omission of an employee or volunteer under an oral or written contract with the district if the act or omission:

(1)is in the course and scope of the employee's or volunteer's duties for the district;

(2)takes place during the provision of emergency services;

(3)is not in violation of a statute or ordinance applicable to emergency action; and

(4)is not wilful or wantonly negligent.

(b)This section does not expand the liability of a district.

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Sec. 775.033. LIABILITY OF DISTRICT. (a) A district is not liable for a claim arising from the act or omission of an employee or volunteer under an oral or written contract with the district if the act or omission:
(1) is in the course and scope of the employee's or volunteer's duties for the district;
(2) takes place during the provision of emergency services;
(3) is not in violation of a statute or ordinance applicable to emergency action; and
(4) is not wilful or wantonly negligent.
(b) This section does not expand the liability of a district.