Tabled
Summary
The bill authorizes counties, cities, school districts and other political subdivisions to establish land banks—nonprofit corporations that can acquire, hold, and redevelop abandoned, blighted, delinquent, or vacant real property. Each land bank would be governed by a board of 5 to 11 members appointed by the creating subdivision, and the board would set bylaws, manage assets, and report to the public. The measure failed to pass and was tabled during the 2026 legislative session.
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