Texas Senate Bill SB2025

Texas 2021 - 87th Regular

Caption

Relating to the compensation of and reimbursement of expenses of directors of the Conroe Municipal Management District No. 2.

Impact

The enactment of SB2025 provides a formal structure for compensating board members of the Conroe Municipal Management District, aligning their remuneration with services rendered. This could encourage community members to engage in municipal management by offering a modest compensation package. By ensuring that there is transparency in the financial dealings of the board, this bill may promote accountability in the governance of the district.

Summary

SB2025 pertains to the compensation and reimbursement of expenses for directors of the Conroe Municipal Management District No. 2. This legislation establishes guidelines for how directors will be compensated for their service, including specific limits on the amount they can receive per meeting and in total for the year. The proposed compensation is set to a maximum of $150 per meeting, with an annual cap of $7,200 for each director. Additionally, it allows for reimbursements of necessary and reasonable expenses incurred while fulfilling their duties.

Contention

While the bill sets clear compensation standards, there may be discussions regarding the adequacy of the amounts specified, especially in relation to the responsibilities of the board members. Some may argue that the compensation is insufficient to attract qualified individuals to serve on the board, while others may view it as an unnecessary expenditure of public funds. Nevertheless, the bill seems to support the notion of community engagement through compensated public service, potentially enhancing local governance in Conroe.