The House Committee on County Affairs, chaired by Representative Victoria Neave Criado, focuses on legislation affecting county operations and governance during the 88th Legislature. The committee actively engages with various bills related to sheriff's departments, health care provider participation programs, and local governance reforms. Key areas of concentration include civil service systems for sheriff's departments, emergency medical services, and regulations surrounding county employee operations. Through numerous meetings, the committee has addressed a wide range of topics, fostering discussions that aim to enhance the functionality and accountability of county entities in Texas.

The House Committee on Natural Resources, led by Chair Tracy King, focuses on critical issues related to water management, conservation, and utilities in Texas. The committee is actively involved in reviewing and approving bills that address water quality protection, groundwater conservation, and the management of water and sewer utilities. Recent meetings have emphasized the importance of legislative measures that enhance the authority of water districts, improve service delivery, and ensure the sustainability of Texas' water resources. The committee meets regularly to discuss pending business and engage with experts to inform their work.

The Senate Committee on Natural Resources & Economic Development is dedicated to overseeing legislation and policies related to Texas's natural resources and economic growth. Chaired by Senator Brian Birdwell, the committee focuses on the regulation and responsible management of vital resources, including water, oil, gas, and minerals. Recent hearings have highlighted significant bills such as SB 1186, which addresses brine mining regulations, aiming to enhance economic development by promoting investments in lithium extraction. The committee's efforts reflect an ongoing commitment to balancing economic progress with environmental stewardship, as illustrated by discussions surrounding the potential ecological impacts of new mining practices. The committee comprises key members from both parties, ensuring diverse perspectives as they navigate the complexities of resource management in Texas.