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Take Action · 2027 Session

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Rep. Wes Virdell (R)
Texas House District 53 · Kerr County
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Capitol: Room E2.304 · (512) 463-0536
Kerrville: 301 Junction Hwy., Suite 254 · (830) 730-5925
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Sen. Pete Flores (R)
Texas Senate District 24 · Kerr County
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Austin: P.O. Box 12068 · (512) 463-0124
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💡 Tips for Maximum Impact
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  • Calling the Capitol office takes only 2 minutes and is often even more effective than written contact.
About This Initiative
The 2027 Texas Light Trespass Initiative proposes two narrow statutory amendments to give property owners a legal remedy when a neighbor's excessive, unshielded outdoor lighting invades their land — a right Texas currently does not provide.
Health & Safety Code §343
Adds light trespass as a civil nuisance actionable in Texas courts.
Penal Code §42.01
Adds excessive unshielded lighting (≥2,000 lm at ≥2700K; ≥3,000 lm below 2700K) to disorderly conduct — only after formal notice.