TX SB1749

Extends personal information confidentiality protections to current and former county clerks, district clerks, court administration employees (court clerks, coordinators, administrators, juvenile case managers, law clerks, staff attorneys), Office of Court Administration employees, and State Commission on Judicial Conduct commissioners and employees

Requires county voter registrars to omit residence addresses from registration lists for these newly covered judicial branch personnel and their family members, expanding existing protections for judges and federal officials

Allows county and district clerks to redact protected personal information from documents posted on government websites upon request from eligible individuals

Permits covered judicial employees and their family members to use their courthouse or office address instead of their home address on driver's licenses, with residence addresses kept confidential for official use only

Requires the Department of Public Safety to review implementation processes and submit a compliance report to state leadership and the Texas Judicial Council by November 1, 2026