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Texas bill would set a $15 hourly minimum wage

Covered Guadalupe County workers would gain a $15 hourly wage floor if HB 110 becomes law; the proposed start date is Sept. 1, 2027.

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A blank sheet and stacked coins symbolize a proposed minimum wage increase.Illustration: Guadalupe.News

A filed Texas bill would set a $15 hourly minimum wage for covered workers in Guadalupe County if lawmakers enact it. Under introduced HB 110, employers would have to pay that amount or the federal minimum wage, whichever is greater.

The proposal would apply the same statewide wage floor to covered workers in Seguin, Schertz and the rest of Guadalupe County. It proposes Sept. 1, 2027, as the effective date; that date depends on the bill becoming law.

HB 110 remains introduced legislation. The bill history records its Nov. 9 filing by Rep. Rodríguez Ramos and lists SB 295, by Sen. Roland Gutierrez, as a very similar measure.

Gutierrez represents Senate District 19, while Rep. Alan Schoolcraft's House District 44 includes Guadalupe County. Their member pages identify the districts; the bill history is the place to track what lawmakers do next.

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Map of Texas House District 44 outlined in orange, covering Guadalupe County and nearby counties, with Seguin, Schertz and New Braunfels labeled.
House District 44, which includes Guadalupe County. Map of Texas House District 44, outlined in orange, with Guadalupe County and Seguin labeled. Rep. Alan Schoolcraft's district includes Guadalupe County.Map: Texas Legislature · View the original map (PDF) ↗

San Antonio Express-News first reported the proposal. The Legislature convenes Jan. 12, 2027; readers can follow subsequent filings and actions in the HB 110 bill history.

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