This is a MuniPro demonstration of a redesigned Texas Bond Review Board website. It is not the official BRB site: nothing filed here reaches BRB, and the email addresses shown are BRB's own.

The official site is brb.texas.gov.

Texas Bond Review Board

The Bond Review Board approves state debt, reports on the debt of Texas state and local governments, and administers the state's private activity bond allocation program.

What do you need to do?

Look up debt

Debt outstanding and issued for the state and for every local government that reports.

Apply for private activity bond allocation

How the program works, the lottery, program year dates and the weekly status.

Follow the Board

Meetings, agendas and minutes, and the Board's members.

File a report

Every report BRB receives, who files it, when it is due and how to send it.

Texas debt at a glance

More data
Local debt outstanding
$365.5 billion
Fiscal year 2025 (8/31/2025)

Source: Texas BRB Data Center, Local Debt open-data table

Local debt by issuer type

State of Texas debt outstanding
$77.1 billion
Fiscal year 2025 (8/31/2025)

Source: Texas BRB Data Center, State Debt page, Debt Outstanding card

State debt by issuer

Local debt issued
$61.9 billion
Fiscal year 2025 (9/1/2024 to 8/31/2025)

Source: Texas BRB Data Center, Local Debt page, Debt Issued card

Local debt by issuer type

Why two figures?
Fiscal year 2025 debt outstanding: the Data Center figure this site shows, and the figure in BRB's report
Fiscal year 2025Data Center, shown hereBRB's reportReport
Local debt outstanding$365.5 billion$368.89 billionBRB's 2025 Local Annual Report, Table 1.1 (PDF page 19)
State debt outstanding$77.1 billion$77.90 billionBRB's 2026 Debt Affordability Study, page 5

Local debt outstanding: “$368.30 billion” in the Local Annual Report's executive summary and “$368.89 billion” in its Table 1.1. The Table 1.1 total includes about $3.4 billion of commercial paper and non-public debt from BRB's survey that the open data does not carry; the remaining bond-balance difference is about $18.6 million. This site shows the Data Center figures.

Meetings, deadlines and private activity bond status

Upcoming meetings

All meetings
  • Planning Session
    11/10/2026, 10:00 AM Central Time
  • Board Meeting
    11/19/2026, 10:00 AM Central Time
  • Planning Session Tentative
    1/12/2027, 10:00 AM Central Time

Sources captured 10/3/2026: BRB meetings page (11/10/2026, 11/19/2026); BRB calendar page, schedule rules (1/12/2027).

Private activity bonds

2026 results and status
2026 PAB available allocation
$87.3 million
Status as of 10/2/2026

Computed from BRB's totals

Source: BRB, 2026 PAB status summary (2026PABSUMMARY10.02.2026.xlsx)

Upcoming deadlines

All filings
  • PAB 2027 program year: lottery application cutoff
    10/20/2026 · PAB · 34 TAC 190.2; Gov't Code ch. 1372
  • Notice of Intent to Issue Debt due for the November 19, 2026 Board Meeting
    10/23/2026 · State Debt · 34 TAC 181.2
  • Debt Application due for the November 19, 2026 Board Meeting
    10/27/2026 · State Debt · 34 TAC 181.3(b); 181.4(c)
  • PAB 2026 program year: last day to receive a reservation
    11/13/2026 · PAB · 34 TAC 190.2; Gov't Code ch. 1372
  • Notice of Intent to Issue Debt due for the January 21, 2027 Board Meeting
    12/22/2026 · State Debt · Date set by rule (34 TAC 181.2); not yet on BRB's calendar.

Sources captured 10/3/2026: 2027 program year (10/20/2026); BRB calendar page, schedule rules (10/23/2026, 10/27/2026, 12/22/2026); 2026 program year (11/13/2026).

Programs

State Debt

How state agencies and universities get Board approval for debt and lease purchases, report each transaction after it closes, and plan capital spending.

Local Government Debt

What BRB does with local government debt, the databases and reports it publishes, and the forms local governments file.

Private Activity Bond Allocation Program

What private activity bonds are, why Texas allocates them, and where to find the program's rules, program years and resources.

Chair
Greg Abbott
Governor
Member
Dan Patrick
Lieutenant Governor
Member
Don Huffines
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Member
Dustin Burrows
Speaker of the House of Representatives
  • Executive Director Rob Latsha