TX SB2467

Requires school districts and open-enrollment charter schools to submit emergency response maps to the Texas School Safety Center, in addition to the existing requirement to provide maps to the Department of Public Safety and local law enforcement agencies

Directs the Texas School Safety Center to conduct a study of emergency response maps, including reviewing map types and variances, identifying available mapping options, determining what information maps should contain, and analyzing costs based on map complexity

Mandates the Center gather input from school districts, charter schools, law enforcement agencies, and geospatial mapping specialists on improvements needed and standardization across schools

Requires the Center to submit a written report with study results and recommendations to the governor, lieutenant governor, speaker of the house, and relevant legislative committees by September 1, 2026

The study provision expires September 1, 2027; the act takes effect immediately with two-thirds vote or September 1, 2025 otherwise