The Culture, Recreation, and Tourism Committee is dedicated to overseeing legislation related to arts, cultural programs, recreational facilities, and tourism development in Texas. The committee consists of a diverse group of members including Chair John Cyrier (Republican) and Vice Chair Armando Martinez (Democrat), alongside other representatives from both major parties. Key members include Barbara Gervin-Hawkins, Justin Holland, Jarvis Johnson, Kyle Kacal, Geanie Morrison, and Steve Toth. The committee's focus is on enhancing the cultural and recreational framework in the state to not only support local communities but also to boost tourism, contributing to the overall economy of Texas.

The Environmental Regulation Committee is dedicated to overseeing legislation related to environmental policies in Texas. Chaired by J.M. Lozano, with Ed Thompson serving as Vice Chair, the committee includes a diverse group of members from both parties. The current members encompass a range of experience and representation, including prominent members like César Blanco and Ron Reynolds. The committee's focus is to address significant environmental issues affecting the state, promoting sustainable practices while balancing economic growth.

The Local and Consent Calendars Committee is focused on the legislative review and consideration of bills pertaining to local and consent calendars within the Texas Legislature. The committee consists of a diverse group of members, including both Republicans and Democrats, with notable leadership from Chair Geanie Morrison. With a blend of Senate and House representatives, the committee aims to streamline the legislative process for local measures and consent bills, ensuring efficiency and responsiveness to the needs of Texas communities.

The Mass Violence Prevention and Community Safety Select Committee focuses on addressing issues related to mass violence and enhancing community safety. Comprising a diverse group of members from both the House and Senate, including chairpersons Drew Darby and Joan Huffman, the committee aims to foster bipartisan dialogue and develop legislative solutions to security concerns affecting Texas communities. As the committee has not yet reviewed any specific bills or held meetings, future activities will likely center on crafting policies that promote both safety and effective prevention strategies.