Bills
26-2306 — Approve the proposed bylaw amendments for the Parks and Recreation Board to indicate that there are no longer any committees within the Parks and Recreation Board.
26-2306 is a measure before a local body in Texas. This page is what Rallybase holds about it and the date each part of it was read.
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As of 2026-09-20, the source's own latest action on it read: "Agenda Ready".
- Identifier
- 26-2306
- Level
- Local
- State
- Texas
- Jurisdiction identifier
- austintexas
- Where that identifier comes from
- austintexas — the Legistar jurisdiction that assigned this number. A city council has no session, so the URL carries the jurisdiction in that place instead.
- Latest action, as the source published it
- Agenda Ready
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