The County Affairs Committee is dedicated to addressing key issues related to county governance and administration in Texas. Chaired by Democrat Garnet Coleman, with Vice Chair Lynn Stucky, a Republican, the committee comprises a diverse group of members from both parties, including prominent representatives such as Charles 'Doc' Anderson and Oscar Longoria. While the committee has yet to introduce specific bills this session, its focus is anticipated to revolve around legislation that improves county operations, enhances public services, and addresses the governance challenges faced by local governments.

The Pensions, Investments, and Financial Services Committee focuses on matters related to the regulation and oversight of pension systems, investment strategies, and financial services within Texas. Comprised of a diverse group of members from both the Republican and Democratic parties, the committee aims to ensure financial security for Texas residents through responsible policy-making. Their current agenda includes evaluating bills that impact pension systems and investment regulations, while actively engaging in discussions that promote transparency and accountability in financial services.