S.B. No. 1667 amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to enhance the procedures for the expunction of arrest records and files. Key changes include the addition of a requirement for individuals seeking expunction to provide specific information in their petitions, such as personal details and the circumstances surrounding their arrest. The bill also mandates that district clerks maintain an online list of relevant agencies and their contact information, ensuring that petitioners can easily access this information. Furthermore, the bill introduces a fee structure, allowing clerks to charge $25 for each agency that cannot receive electronic notifications regarding expunction orders.

Additional provisions in the bill clarify the responsibilities of the court and clerks in handling expunction orders, including the requirement to send notices electronically when possible and to maintain confidentiality regarding certain mental health records. The bill repeals outdated provisions and specifies that the new regulations will apply only to petitions filed after the effective date of the act, which is set for September 1, 2025. Overall, S.B. No. 1667 aims to streamline the expunction process while ensuring that necessary information is communicated effectively among involved parties.