Relating to the confidentiality of certain home address information in property tax appraisal records.

SB 2095 protects the home address confidentiality of specific individuals in Texas property tax records. It allows qualified groups - including peace officers, victims of family violence or sexual assault, judges, district attorneys, and participants in address confidentiality programs - to request that their home addresses not be publicly disclosed in property tax appraisal records. The bill amends the Tax Code to define eligibility criteria, requiring proof of status (like protective orders or employment verification) for requests. It directly affects these individuals by limiting public access to their residential addresses on government property records. The policy change focuses solely on restricting address visibility in tax databases, not altering tax calculations or other property-related processes.