Relating to the development and implementation of an all-hazards court security plan, composition and recommendations of court security committees, and increasing the penalty for certain criminal offenses committed against an employee of a court or the office.

SB 1575 requires municipal courts in Texas to establish security committees composed of the presiding judge, law enforcement representatives, municipal officials, and other necessary members. These committees must develop security plans and recommend funding priorities for courthouse safety, though they cannot control how funds are spent. The bill also provides for increased penalties for crimes committed against court employees. This legislation directly affects municipal courts, their staff, and local law enforcement by restructuring security planning and funding processes.