Texas § 161.060 REMOVAL OF COMMISSION MEMBER.

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§ 161.060 — REMOVAL OF COMMISSION MEMBER.

Texas § 161.060

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 161.060 (2026).

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Sec. 161.060. REMOVAL OF COMMISSION MEMBER. A member of the commission is a county officer described by Section 87.012 (15) and may be removed as provided by Chapter 87 if, after a trial, the jury finds good cause for removal, including:

(1)failure to pay local, state, or federal taxes when due;

(2)violation of the ethics code adopted by the commission;

(3)conviction of a felony or misdemeanor;

(4)excessive absenteeism as determined by the commission; and

(5)official misconduct.

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Sec. 161.060. REMOVAL OF COMMISSION MEMBER. A member of the commission is a county officer described by Section 87.012 (15) and may be removed as provided by Chapter 87 if, after a trial, the jury finds good cause for removal, including:
(1) failure to pay local, state, or federal taxes when due;
(2) violation of the ethics code adopted by the commission;
(3) conviction of a felony or misdemeanor;
(4) excessive absenteeism as determined by the commission; and
(5) official misconduct.