| SENATE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING |
| COMMITTEE: Redistricting, Select
TIME & DATE: 10:00 AM, Thursday, March 26, 2020 PLACE: San Antonio, Texas (see details below) |
| Location: The Committee will meet to hear invited and public testimony at Texas A&M University-San Antonio – Central Academic Building, Vista Room 402, located at One University Way, San Antonio, Texas 78224.
Purpose: The purpose of the interim field hearings is to solicit public input on the 2021 legislative redistricting process and provide context to the official 2020 Census data that the 87th Legislature will receive by April 2021. Since the Legislature will not receive official data from the United States Census Bureau until the 87th legislative session is underway, the interim field hearings seek to maximize the opportunities for Texans to share information they believe relevant to the upcoming redistricting process, including information about communities of interest within our state.
Invited Testimony: Texas Demographic Center and Texas Legislative Council, Mapping and Redistricting Section
Public Testimony: The Chair may limit individual public testimony time in consideration of all participants.
Other Information Map of Facility: https://bit.ly/3bx64Kq Parking: Public parking will be available on campus in Parking Lot 2. Public Transit: VIA Metropolitan Transit buses serve the area and routes can be found at: https://bit.ly/2vSs1Dv Livestreaming: https://bit.ly/2SlRn5u Video Archive: Shortly after conclusion of the hearing, a video archive of the hearing will be available at the following link: https://bit.ly/2vPH7ti
If you are unable to attend and would like to provide written testimony, or if you have any questions about the Committee’s hearings, you may at any time email the Committee at redistricting@senate.texas.gov.
To learn more on the Texas redistricting process, visit: *Please note that this website is maintained by the Texas Legislative Council, a nonpartisan legislative agency. This website provides background information but may not always be updated to reflect the most current legal standards in this area of the law, and the information provided should not be considered legal advice. |
