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Texas bill would set a $15 hourly minimum wage

Covered workers in Comal County would have a $15 hourly wage floor starting Sept. 1, 2027, if HB 110 becomes law; the bill is newly filed.

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Illustration: A legislative chamber and coins evoke a proposed Texas minimum wage bill; the scene does not depict a reported event.Original editorial illustration; not a photograph and does not depict the reported event or an exact property.Comal.News Visual Desk · Original illustration · Source ↗ · Comal.News original illustration ↗

A Texas bill would set a $15 hourly minimum wage for covered workers in Comal County and across the state. HB 110 would require employers covered by the measure to pay at least $15 an hour, or the federal minimum wage if it is higher.

For covered Comal County workers, the proposed wage floor would take effect Sept. 1, 2027, if the bill becomes law. The date and rate appear in the introduced bill; neither is an enacted change.

From the source record

Introduced billHB 110: proposed minimum wage
HB 110 would require covered employers to pay at least $15 an hour, or the federal minimum wage if higher.
Texas Legislature Online ↗
Description of the introduced HB 110 text; the proposal has not become law.

The Legislature's HB 110 history lists the bill as filed Nov. 9, 2026, by Rep. Rodríguez Ramos. San Antonio Express-News first reported the proposal.

Rep. Carrie Isaac represents Comal County in the Texas House, and Sen. Donna Campbell represents the county in the Texas Senate. Residents can check the Legislature's HB 110 history for the next referral, hearing, amendment or vote.

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