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HB0332

Law on County Associations

Last scannedOct 22, 2026, 2:19 AM

In one sentence

The bill stops counties from using public money to pay for association fees or related expenses and makes documents about these associations public records.

Stops county boards of commissioners and elected officials from paying membership fees for associations with public funds.
Does not allow counties to reimburse costs like room, board, or travel for activities with associations unless there is a specific law that says otherwise.
Makes all documents related to working with associations public records.
Requires county commissioner members and elected officials to report their work time and nature when dealing with association business.

The bill does not specify what happens if a county violates these rules.
It is unclear how the reporting requirements will be enforced.
This bill was marked as inactive, meaning it did not move forward in its current session.

Plain language

Public records: Documents that must be made available to the public and can be accessed by anyone.
Association fees: Money paid for membership in an association or organization.

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