Today at the Capitol:
The Senate of the 86th Legislature stands adjourned sine die.
For a list of upcoming committee hearings to be held at the Capitol and across the state, visit the Hearings and Events page.
Archived broadcasts of Senate session and public hearings held at the Texas State Capitol may be viewed from the Audio/Video Archives page.
Video: Capitol Security Training Video on Entrance and Exit to Capitol Drive
TEXAS SENATE NEWS — 05/27/2019
• LEGISLATURE CONCLUDES SESSION WITH TOP PRIORITIES ACCOMPLISHED• 86th SESSION IN PHOTOS: Part 1, Part 2
• WEEKLY PODCAST (final)
Recent Broadcasts:
09/26/2019 – Senate Select Committee on Mass Violence Prevention and Community Sa...
08/26/2019 – Health and Human Services Transition Legislative Oversight Committee
05/27/2019 – Senate Session (Part II)
05/27/2019 – Senate Session (Part I)
05/26/2019 – Senate Session (Part II)
09/26/2019
Senate Select Committee on Mass Violence Prevention and Community Sa...
08/26/2019
Health and Human Services Transition Legislative Oversight Committee
05/27/2019
Senate Session (Part II)
05/27/2019
Senate Session (Part I)
05/26/2019
Senate Session (Part II)
Featured Downloads:
Public Information Act Notice
(836 KB, PDF)
Texas Senate Sexual Harassment Policy
(4.3 MB, PDF)
86th Session Committee Assignments
updated — 02/27/19 (66 KB, PDF)
86th Committee Assignments (by Senator)
new — 02/27/19 (70 KB, PDF)
Senate Capitol Office Information List
updated — 01/23/19 (102 KB, PDF)
85th Senate Interim Charges Part 2
10/24/17 (446 KB, PDF)
85th Senate Interim Charges Part 1
10/23/17 (352 KB, PDF)
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