Relating to an election to approve a reduction or reallocation of funding or resources for certain county prosecutors' offices.

Texas Senate Bill 330 requires counties to hold voter elections before reducing or reallocating funding for certain prosecutors' offices (including district attorneys and county attorneys with criminal jurisdiction). It triggers an election if a county's budget for a fiscal year decreases funding for these offices compared to the previous year - either as a fixed amount, a percentage of the total budget, or staffing levels adjusted for population changes. The bill excludes one-time expenses (like new vehicles or training facilities), debt repayment, and detention officer compensation from triggering the election requirement. This directly affects county governments and their prosecutors' offices when making significant budget adjustments.