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Attorney General Opinion on Janet F. Harte Public Library (26-1532)

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Discussion and Possible Action on Pursuing Attorney General's Opinion on Janet F. Harte Public Library

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The Library Board is considering whether to seek a formal legal opinion from the state Attorney General about the Janet F. Harte Public Library. The board would decide whether to pursue that opinion.
2 eventsFirst seen Oct 6, 2026Last activity Nov 10, 2026File #: 26-1532
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Ask Library Board members why they split on Attorney General opinion

Why now: On 2026-10-06 Craig opposed and Coover supported pursuing the opinion, and Marilena Garza's motion to table until November passed unanimously; the item returns 2026-11-10.

What to do: Ask Pat Craig and Ann Coover to explain their opposing positions on seeking an Attorney General opinion about whether the new Texas Education Agency regulations apply to Janet F. Harte Public Library. Find out what specific rule or obligation prompted the question, since the record does not say.

Act before: After the next material record update

Source: Library Board — Nov 10, 2026 →

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Discussion and Possible Action on Pursuing Attorney General's Opinion on Janet F. Harte Public Library

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• Discussion was held on possibly pursuing an opinion from the Attorney General to see if the new TEA regulations would apply to Janet F. Harte Public Library. Pat Craig was against moving forward and Ann Coover wanted to move forward. Marilena Garza motioned to table the item until the November meeting, Ann Coover seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.