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State law now requires public meeting notices to go up three business days before a meeting, replacing the prior 72-hour posting requirement, as previously reported. (Community Impact staff)
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Montgomery County Commissioners Court sets 2026 meeting calendar, moves regular sessions to Thursdays

By Nichaela Shaheen

Montgomery County residents can mark their calendars for 2026 commissioners court, which will hold regular meetings twice a month—on Thursdays—after county officials adjusted the schedule to comply with Texas House Bill 1522’s expanded public notice requirements. 

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