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 Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, chaired by Senator Lois Kolkhorst, is focused on examining critical health issues affecting Texans, such as access to healthcare, mental health services for children, and the integration of advanced practice nurses into the healthcare system. Recent meetings have addressed various bills including those related to Medicaid managed care, regulation of emergency telemedicine services, and the establishment of registries for health conditions like sickle cell disease. The committee also emphasizes the importance of community health workers, the prevention of workplace violence in health facilities, and the enhancement of support for nursing education. By monitoring the implementation of health legislation and gathering public testimony, the committee seeks to advocate for improvements and ensure effective delivery of health services across Texas.