Relating to publication of public improvement district service plans and assessments on certain public Internet websites.

HB 2615 requires Texas municipalities and counties to post public improvement district service plans and assessment documents on their official public websites within seven days of approval or updates. It directly affects local governments that manage public improvement districts, which fund infrastructure projects like roads or parks through property assessments. Key provisions mandate posting service plans (including required notice forms) online and submitting assessment rolls to appraisal districts in electronic format, showing parcel-level assessments, annual amounts, and installment details. These changes aim to increase transparency by making district funding information publicly accessible online. The bill does not change assessment amounts or eligibility but standardizes how local governments share this information.