The Texas Senate Committee on Finance, chaired by Senator Joan Huffman, focuses on the state's financial appropriations across various sectors including education, public safety, health services, and infrastructure. The committee is dedicated to reviewing bills that impact fiscal policies and ensuring adequate funding for essential state services. Recent sessions have involved detailed discussions on workgroup recommendations for multiple articles, with an emphasis on mental health services and the monitoring of infrastructure funds as outlined in recent legislation. The committee also actively evaluates proposed legislation to enhance school safety and support economic development initiatives.

The House Committee on Urban Affairs is committed to addressing key issues related to urban development, housing, and community infrastructure in Texas. Chaired by Representative J. M. Lozano, the committee explores a variety of bills aimed at enhancing local governance and supporting sustainable urban policies. Recent legislative efforts include considerations for affordable housing initiatives, regulations for migrant labor housing, and oversight of municipal management districts. The committee highlights the importance of balancing community needs with regulatory frameworks, focusing on grants for pedestrian infrastructure and housing tax credits to bolster urban environments. Through public hearings and collaboration with local entities, the committee strives to create effective urban policies that benefit residents across the state.