Texas § 1111.057 OFFICE; MEETINGS.

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§ 1111.057 — OFFICE; MEETINGS.

Texas § 1111.057

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 1111.057 (2026).

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Sec. 1111.057. OFFICE; MEETINGS.

(a)The board:

(1)shall establish an office and meeting place in the district;

(2)shall establish regular meetings to conduct district business; and

(3)may hold special meetings at other times as district business requires.

(b)Except as provided by this section, Chapter 551 , Government Code, applies to board meetings.

(c)If there is an emergency or urgent public necessity, posting of notice of a board meeting is not required.

(d)Failure to post notice does not affect the validity of an action taken at a regular board meeting. Failure to post notice may affect the validity of an action taken at a special meeting unless the board declares, by an action taken at the special meeting, that an emergency exists.

(e)Any interested person may attend a board

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Sec. 1111.057. OFFICE; MEETINGS. (a) The board:
(1) shall establish an office and meeting place in the district;
(2) shall establish regular meetings to conduct district business; and
(3) may hold special meetings at other times as district business requires.
(b) Except as provided by this section, Chapter 551 , Government Code, applies to board meetings.
(c) If there is an emergency or urgent public necessity, posting of notice of a board meeting is not required.
(d) Failure to post notice does not affect the validity of an action taken at a regular board meeting. Failure to post notice may affect the validity of an action taken at a special meeting unless the board declares, by an action taken at the special meeting, that an emergency exists.
(e) Any interested person may attend a board meeting.