Alternate address for Peace Officer Drivers License

• TMPA proposes legislation that would allow officers to use their departmental address on their DL instead of their home address.

Thank you Senator Glenn Hegar for filing Senate Bill 1292

**Senate Bill 1292 by Senator Glenn Hegar was filed on March 8th.

**Senate Bill 1292 was referred to the Senate Committee on Transportation and Homeland Security on March 16th.

**Senate Bill 1292 hearing in Senate Committee on Transportation and Homeland Security on March 30th at 7:30am in room E1.016

**Senate Bill 1292 reported favorably from the Senate Committee on Transportation and Homeland Security on March 31st.

**Senate Bill 1292 recommended for Local/Uncontested Calendar on March 31st.

**Senate Bill 1292 has been set on Local Calendar for April 14th.

**Senate Bill 1292 passed on Local Calendar (Vote- Y:31/N:0) on April 14th.

**Senate Bill 1292 referred to House Committee on Homeland Security and Public Safety on April 29th.

**Senate Bill 1292 meeting set for 8:30am in E2.028 - House Homeland Security and Public Safety on May 10th.

**Senate Bill 1292 pending in House Committee of Homeland Security and Public Safety as of May 16th.

**Senate Bill 1292 voted favorably from Committee on May 17th.

**Senate Bill 1292 reported favorably from Committee on May 19th.

**Senate Bill 1292 recommended for Local and Consent Calendar on May 19th.

**Senate Bill 1292 set on Local Calendar on May 23rd.

**Senate Bill 1292 laid out for consideration in the House on May 23rd at 1:03pm.

**Senate Bill 1292 passed to third reading on Local Calendar on May 23rd.

**Senate Bill 1292 pass on Local Calendar (Vote-Y:142/N:0) on May 23rd.

**Senate Bill 1292 has been sent to the Office of our Governor on May 25th.

Peace officers are given enough grief at work, the last thing cops need is for someone to track them down using our drivers license information and harass officer or their family members.