Bond Review Board launches bond‑election database but finds data gaps and weak enforcement for nonresponsive issuers
Aug 18, 2026
The Bond Review Board said it deployed a bond‑election database under HB3526 and related laws; the board flagged reporting gaps (including some MUDs that did not respond) and difficulty distinguishing new‑money propositions from refundings in submitted data.
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Rob Latshaw of the Bond Review Board of Texas told the pensions committee the board implemented House Bill 3526 and worked with the comptroller and TEA to create a bond‑election database. He said the controller’s IT group did much of the work, the board used contractors, and TEA used an outside vendor, and that a new web‑based form and spreadsheet fields are in production ahead of statutory deadlines.
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