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Texas Local Government Code - Chapter 341 Municipal Law Enforcement

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Texas Local Government Code Section 341.001 - Police Force Of Type A General-Law Municipality
(a) The governing body of a Type A general-law municipality may establish and regulate a municipal police force. (b) The governing body by ordinance may ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.002 - Police Force Of Type C General-Law Municipality
The governing body of a Type C general-law municipality may appoint police officers that the governing body considers necessary and may define the duties of ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.003 - Police Force Of Home-Rule Municipality
A home-rule municipality may provide for a police department. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987. ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.011 - Special Police Force In Type A General-Law Municipality
(a) The mayor of a Type A general-law municipality shall summon as many residents as the mayor considers necessary to serve as a special police ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.012 - Police Reserve Force
(a) The governing body of a municipality may provide for the establishment of a police reserve force. (b) The governing body shall establish qualifications and ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.021 - Marshal Of Type A General-Law Municipality
(a) The marshal of a Type A general-law municipality is the ex officio chief of police. (b) The marshal may appoint one or more deputies. ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.022 - Marshal Of Type B General-Law Municipality
(a) The marshal of a Type B general-law municipality has the same power within the municipality that a constable has within a precinct and is ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.901 - Watchmen In Type A General-Law Municipality
The governing body of a Type A general-law municipality may appoint watchmen and prescribe their powers and duties. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, § ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.902 - Workhouse And House Of Correction In Type A General-Law Municipality
(a) The governing body of a Type A general-law municipality may build and establish one or more jails inside or outside the municipality. (b) The ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.903 - Authority Of Home-Rule Municipality To Police Municipally Owned Property Outside Municipality
A home-rule municipality may police the following areas owned by and located outside the municipality: (1) parks and grounds; (2) lakes and land contiguous to ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.904 - Possession Or Use Of Law Enforcement Identification, Insignia, Or Vehicle In Populous Municipality
(a) In this section, "police identification item" means a badge, identification card, insignia, shoulder emblem, or uniform of a municipal police department. (b) In a ...

Texas Local Government Code Section 341.905 - Juvenile Curfew In General-Law Municipality
(a) To provide for the public safety, the governing body of a general-law municipality has the same authority to adopt a juvenile curfew ordinance that ...

Last modified: August 11, 2007