Texas § 506.101 MEMBERSHIP IN ESTABLISHED COUNTY ALLIANCE.

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§ 506.101 — MEMBERSHIP IN ESTABLISHED COUNTY ALLIANCE.

Texas § 506.101

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 506.101 (2026).

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Sec. 506.101. MEMBERSHIP IN ESTABLISHED COUNTY ALLIANCE. A county may become a member of an established county alliance that has authorized the creation of a county alliance corporation. The county becomes a member of the county alliance if:

(1)the commissioners court of the county proposing to join the county alliance petitions the board of directors of the established county alliance corporation for admission;

(2)the board approves the admission of the petitioning county; and

(3)the petitioning county:

(A)agrees to abide by the bylaws of the county alliance corporation;

(B)pays a fee to the county alliance as determined by the board; and

(C)meets any other requirement established by the board.

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Sec. 506.101. MEMBERSHIP IN ESTABLISHED COUNTY ALLIANCE. A county may become a member of an established county alliance that has authorized the creation of a county alliance corporation. The county becomes a member of the county alliance if:
(1) the commissioners court of the county proposing to join the county alliance petitions the board of directors of the established county alliance corporation for admission;
(2) the board approves the admission of the petitioning county; and
(3) the petitioning county:
(A) agrees to abide by the bylaws of the county alliance corporation;
(B) pays a fee to the county alliance as determined by the board; and
(C) meets any other requirement established by the board.