TX HB4155

Establishes the Family Violence Criminal Homicide Prevention Task Force within the governor's criminal justice division, led by a steering committee comprising the governor (or designee) and the CEO of a statewide family violence advocacy organization

Task force membership includes representatives from family violence centers across rural and urban regions, state agencies (Attorney General, Health and Human Services Commission, Office of Court Administration, Department of State Health Services, Department of Family and Protective Services), law enforcement associations, prosecutors, and two family violence survivors

Directs the task force to analyze risk factors leading to family violence homicides, provide training resources for professionals working with survivors, and collect and publish regional data on family violence prevention, investigation, prosecution, and survivor services

Requires submission of a written report with findings and legislative recommendations to the governor, lieutenant governor, and speaker of the house by December 1, 2026

Task force members not employed by state agencies are entitled to per diem payments and expense reimbursement; the task force is abolished and the section expires January 1, 2028