Relating to the authority of certain municipalities to use certain tax revenue for hotel and convention center projects.

SB 2133 amends Texas tax code to allow specific municipalities (with defined population sizes, geographic locations, or county characteristics) to use certain existing tax revenue for hotel and convention center projects. It expands eligibility beyond current rules by listing 16 distinct municipal categories, such as cities with populations over 95,000 bordering Lake Lewisville or containing specific landmarks like the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame. The bill directly affects only qualifying cities meeting these precise criteria, not all Texas municipalities. It does not create new taxes or funding streams but adjusts how existing tax revenue may be allocated for tourism infrastructure. The policy change is limited to the specified municipal types and their ability to fund convention facilities.