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89th texas legislature
The 89th Regular Legislative Session ran from January 14th to June 2nd of 2025.
Below you will find information about my work during the 89th Regular Legislative Session, including my committee assignments, caucus memberships, and the bills and amendments I authored.
Representative Collier in Action
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Secured $10 Million for the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth
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As part of her work on the House Appropriations Committee, Rep. Collier ensured state funding for a landmark cultural and historical project that will serve as a national destination for education and heritage.
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Read more HERE
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$1 million for Griggs South Creek Linear Park in Forest Hill,
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Rep. Collier secured $1 million in state funding to improve Griggs South Creek Linear Park in Forest Hill, expanding safe outdoor spaces where families can gather, play, and stay active.
Read more HERE
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$1 million for Sycamore Community Park in Fort Worth.
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Rep. Collier helped secure $1 million for the transformation of Sycamore Community Park in Fort Worth. This investment will turn the former Sycamore Creek Golf Course into a vibrant community space with new walking and biking trails, expanded wildlife habitat, and safer recreational areas for local families.
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Read more HERE
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$1.025 million towards reducing burdensome childcare regulations while still prioritizing child welfare and safety.
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Rep. Collier helped secure $1.025 million to reduce unnecessary red tape in the childcare system while keeping children’s safety at the forefront — making it easier for providers to open, stay in business, and serve working families across Texas.
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Read more HERE
89th vs 88th Session
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Last session, about 1 in 4 bills came from Democrats. This session it was closer to 1 in 5.
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House: In the House, Democrats held steady. About 1 in 5 bills last time, and a little better at 1 in 4 this time.
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Senate: In the Senate, though, Democrats slipped. From almost 2 in 5 bills last session down to just over 1 in 4 this time.
Committee Assignments
I was deeply honored to work on the following House committees during the 89th Regular Legislative Session:
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Appropriations
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Appropriations - S/C on Articles VI, VII, & VIII
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Public Health
Caucus Membership
In addition to serving in committees, I was honored to be a part of the following caucuses during the 89th Legislature:
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Texas Legislative Progressive Caucus
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Texas House Democratic Caucus (Second Vice Chair)
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Texas Legislative Black Caucus
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Texas Legislative Study Group
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Texas House LGBTQ Caucus
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Texas House Criminal Justice Reform Caucus
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Texas House Women’s Health Caucus
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Texas Energy and Climate Caucus
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Texas Innovation & Technology Legislative Caucus
Legislation
Below you can find all the bills and amendments I filed and collaborated on during the 89th Regular Legislative Session.
Author & Joint Author
Amendments
Learn about how the Texas legislative process works, and how a bill becomes a law.
Below you can also find voting resources, including registration info.
