Amend HB 3018 as follows:
      (1)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Section
21.005(d)(1), Human Resources Code (Senate Committee Printing, page
1, line 18), strike "and".
      (2)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Section 21.005(d),
Human Resources Code (Senate Committee Printing, page 1, between
lines 18 and 19), add a new Subdivision (2) to read as follows and
renumber current  Subdivision (2) as (3):
            (2)  the agent obtains a license as a peace officer
from the Commission  on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and
Education under Chapter 415, Government Code; and
      (3)  In SECTION 2 of the bill, in Subdivision (29) of amended
Article 2.12, Code of Criminal Procedure (Senate Committee
Printing, page 2, line 35), strike "and".
      (4)  In SECTION 2 of the bill, in amended Article 2.12, Code
of Criminal Procedure (Senate Committee Printing, page 2, between
lines 35 and 36), add a new Subdivision (30) to read as follows and
renumber current Subdivision (30) as (31):
            (30)  security personnel commissioned as peace officers
by a housing authority under Section 392.066, Local Government
Code; and
      (5)  Add the following appropriately numbered SECTION to the
bill and renumber existing SECTIONS of the bill accordingly:
      SECTION ____. Subchapter D, Chapter 392, Local Government
Code, is amended by adding Section 392.066 to read as follows:
      Sec. 392.066.  SECURITY PERSONNEL; PEACE OFFICERS. (a)  An
authority may employ security personnel and may commission its
security personnel as peace officers for the purpose of protecting:
            (1)  occupants of a housing project that is located in
the territorial boundaries of the authority and operated by the
authority; and
            (2)  the property of a housing project described by
Subsection (a)(1).
      (b)  The primary jurisdiction of a peace officer commissioned
under this section includes:
            (1)  the property of a housing project that is located
in the territorial boundaries of the authority and operated by the
authority; and
            (2)  the part of a public street or alley that is
contiguous to the property of a housing project described by
Subsection (b)(1) and that does not extend beyond the boundaries of
the property.
      (c)  In the peace officer's primary jurisdiction, a peace
officer commissioned under this section:
            (1)  has all the powers, privileges, and immunities of
a peace officer;
            (2)  may, in accordance with Chapter 14, Code of
Criminal Procedure, arrest without a warrant a person who violates
a law of the state; and
            (3)  may enforce all traffic laws on streets and
highways.
      (d)  Outside a peace officer's primary jurisdiction, a peace
officer commissioned under this section has the powers, privileges,
and immunities of a peace officer and may arrest a person who
violates a law of the state if the peace officer:
            (1)  is summoned by another law enforcement agency to
provide assistance; or
            (2)  is assisting another law enforcement agency.
      (e)  A person employed as security personnel may not be
commissioned as a peace officer under this section unless the
person obtains a license as a peace officer from the Commission on
Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education under Chapter 415,
Government Code.