Relating to the regulation of trampoline courts; providing injunctive relief.
Texas bill establishing safety regulations and enforcement mechanisms for trampoline court facilities to reduce injuries and hold non-compliant operators accountable.
Texas bill establishing safety regulations and enforcement mechanisms for trampoline court facilities to reduce injuries and hold non-compliant operators accountable.
HB 3481 establishes regulatory requirements for trampoline court facilities in Texas and provides mechanisms for injunctive relief against non-compliant operators. The bill aims to create safety standards and enforcement procedures for this recreational industry, which has expanded significantly but operates with minimal state oversight.
Trampoline parks have grown rapidly as popular entertainment venues for children and adults, but injury rates at these facilities have raised public health concerns. Without specific state regulations, facilities operate under general liability frameworks that may not adequately protect users or hold operators accountable for safety violations. This bill directly addresses a regulatory gap that consumer advocates and safety experts have identified.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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