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DENVER — Monday, June 3, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law. 

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1095	Physician Assistants Supervision And Liability	Reps. Cutter & Landgraf / Sen. Fields	Concerning physician assistants, and, in connection therewith, establishing requirements for the supervision of physician assistants, establishing liability for physician assistants, increasing the number of physician assistant members on the Colorado medical board, and making an appropriation.
HB19-1110	Media Literacy	Rep. Cutter / Sen. Pettersen	Concerning implementing media literacy in elementary and secondary education, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1237	Licensing Behavioral Health Entities	Reps. Cutter & Will / Sens. Woodward & Ginal	Concerning licensing behavioral health entities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1324	Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation	Reps. Cutter & Bird / Sen. Foote	Concerning motions to dismiss certain civil actions involving constitutional rights.
SB19-204	Public School Local Accountability Systems	Sen. Story / Reps. Arndt & Bird	Concerning implementation of supplemental accountability systems by local education providers for measuring public school performance, and, in connection therewith, creating the local accountability system grant program and making an appropriation.
SB19-160	Sunset River Outfitters Licensing	Sen. Winter / Rep. McCluskie	Concerning the continuation of the river outfitter licensing program.
SB19-221	CO Water Conservation Board Construction Fund Project	Sen. Donovan / Rep. Roberts	Concerning the funding of Colorado water conservation board projects, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-189	Sunset Concurrent Enrollment Advisory Board	Sens. Todd & Lundeen / Reps. Cutter & Wilson	Concerning the continuation of the concurrent enrollment advisory board, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-179	Enhance School Safety Incident Response Grant Program	Sen. Lee / Rep. Wilson	Concerning the enhance school safety incident response grant program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1264	Conservation Easement Tax Credit Modifications	Reps. Roberts & Wilson / Sens. Winter & Donovan	Concerning programmatic efficiency of the conservation easement tax credit program, and, in connection therewith, increasing the transparency of the program and making an appropriation.
SB19-142	Hard Cider Exemption Wine Industry Development Act	Sen. Donovan / Rep. McCluskie	Concerning the exclusion of hard cider from the "Colorado Wine Industry Development Act", and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-186	Expand Agricultural Chemical Management Program Protect Surface Water	Sens. Donovan & Coram / Reps. Arndt & Catlin	Concerning the expansion of agricultural chemical management plans to protect surface water, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1026	Parks And Wildlife Violations Of Law	Reps. Catlin & McCluskie / Sens. Coram & Donovan	Concerning fines assessed for violations of laws administered by the division of parks and wildlife.
SB19-107	Broadband Infrastructure Installation	Sen. Donovan / Rep. Roberts	Concerning the installation of broadband internet service infrastructure.
HB19-1279	Protect Public Health Firefighter Safety Regulation PFAS Polyfluoroalkyl Substances	Reps. Exum & Landgraf / Sen. Lee & Hisey	Concerning the use of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-020	Wildland Fire Airspace Patrol System	Sen. Coram & Fields / Rep. McLachlan	Concerning development of a system to patrol the airspace above wildland fires, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-040	Establish Colorado Fire Commission	Sens. Hisey & Fields / Reps. Carver & Roberts	Concerning the establishment of the Colorado fire commission, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-260	Entry Into FPPA Fire and Police Pension Association For Social Security Employers	Sens. Zenzinger & Cooke / Reps. Tipper & Larson	Concerning entry into the fire and police pension association for social security employers.
SB19-262	General Fund Transfer To Highway Users Tax Fund	Sens. Ranking & Zenzinger & Reps. Esgar & Ransom	Concerning a one-time transfer of one hundred million dollars from the general fund to the highway users tax fund.
SB19-255	Gallagher Amendment Residential Assessment Rate	Sens. Court & Tate / Reps. Herod & Esgar	Concerning the establishment of the ratio of valuation for assessment for residential real property.
HB19-1332	Telephone Users Disabilities Fund Talking Book Library	Reps. Hansen / Sens. Zenzinger	Concerning the use of money in the Colorado telephone users with disabilities fund to provide talking book library services for certain persons with disabilities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1242	Board Of Pharmacy Regulate Pharmacy Technicians	Reps. Jackson & Jaquez Lewis / Sens. Winter & Tate	Concerning the regulation of pharmacy technicians by the state board of pharmacy, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1258	Allocate Voter-approved Revenue For Education & Transportation	Reps. Becker & McCluskie / Sens. Court & Priola	Concerning the allocation of money that the state keeps and spends as a result of a voter-approved revenue change at the 2019 statewide election.
HB19-1286	Motor Vehicle Wholesaler Authorized Individuals	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Liston / Sen. Todd	Concerning limiting the number of people who may sell vehicles to dealers under a wholesaler's license issued by the motor vehicle dealer board.
HB19-1328	Landlord And Tenant Duties Regarding Bed Bugs	Rep. Herod / Sen. Rodriguez	Concerning bed bugs in residential premises, and, in connection therewith, establishing duties for landlords and tenants in addressing the presence of bed bugs.

DENVER — Friday, May 31, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law. The Governor also announced a number of vetoes.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1039	Identity Documents For Transgender Persons	Rep. Esgar / Sen. Moreno	Concerning identity documents for transgender persons, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1129	Prohibit Conversion Therapy for A Minor	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Esgar / Sen. Fenberg	Concerning prohibiting a mental health care provider from engaging in conversion therapy with a patient under eighteen years of age.
SB19-077	Electric Motor Vehicles Public Utility Services	Sens. Priola & Williams / Rep. Hansen	Concerning measures that affect the development of infrastructure used by electric motor vehicles, and, in connection therewith, establishing a process at the Colorado public utilities commission whereby a public utility may undertake implementation of an electric motor vehicle infrastructure program within the area covered by the utility's certificate of public convenience and necessity.
HB19-1298	Electric Vehicle Charging Station Parking	Rep. Melton / Sen. Priola	Concerning the use of electric motor vehicle charging stations for parking a motor vehicle.
HB19-1321	Electronic Verification of Identification for a Motor Vehicle Rental	Reps. Coleman & Williams / Sen. Priola	Concerning the use of an electronic device to verify the driver's license of a person who rents a motor vehicle.
HB19-1159	Modify Innovative Motor Vehicle Income Tax Credits	Reps. Jacquez Lewis & Gray / Sen. Danielson	Concerning modifications to the income tax credits for innovative motor vehicles.
SB19-239	Addressing Impacts of Transportation Changes	Sens. Winter & Bridges / Reps. Gray & Hansen	Concerning means of addressing the impacts of technological and business model changes related to commercial vehicles, and, in connection therewith, requiring the department of transportation to convene and consult with a stakeholder group to examine impacts of new transportation technologies and business models, identify means of addressing impacts, and report findings and make recommendations to the general assembly.
HB19-1223	Social Security Disability Application Assistance	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Larson / Sen. Winter	Concerning application assistance for persons seeking federal disability benefits, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1178	Name Simplification of Western State Colorado University	Reps. McLachlan / Sen. Donovan	Concerning the name simplification of Western state Colorado university to Western Colorado university.
HB19-1006	Wildfire Mitigation Wildland-Urban Interface Areas	Reps. McLachlan & Carver / Sen. Fields	Concerning measures to mitigate the effects of wildfires within wildland-urban interface areas, and, in connection therewith, clarifying the legislative intent that state funding of the existing forest restoration and wildfire risk mitigation grant program be increased and making an appropriation.
HB19-1051	Colorado Department of Public Safety Human Trafficking-Related Training	Reps. Carver & McLachlan / Sens. Gardner & Ginal	Concerning human trafficking prevention training by the department of public safety.
HB19-1202	Food Systems Advisory Council	Reps. McLachlan & Galindo / Sens. Ginal & Priola	Concerning the food systems advisory council, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1002	Leadership Professional Development for School Principals	Reps. McLachlan & WIlson / Sens. Zenzinger & Priola	Concerning professional development in leadership for public school principals, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1274	Board County Commissioners Delegation Subdivision Platting	Rep. Snyder / Sen. Hisey	Concerning the ability of the boards of county commissioners to delegate to county administrative officials certain land use determinations affecting subdivision platting.
SB19-193	Sunset Continue Colorado Medical Practice Act	Sens. Ginal & Lee / Rep. Tipper	Concerning the continuation of the "Colorado Medical Practice Act", and, in connection therewith, continuing the Colorado medical board, eliminating the sixty-day limit on the pro bono license, repealing the requirement that a letter of admonition be sent to licensees by certified mail, and updating language and making technical amendments.
SB19-198	Continued Management of Waste Tires	Sens. Todd & Coram / Reps. Buentello & Gray	Concerning the continued management of waste tires, and, in connection therewith, making and reducing an appropriation.
SB19-135*	State Procurement Disparity Study	Sens. Williams & Rodriguez / Reps. Buckner	Concerning methods to determine whether disparities involving certain historically underutilized businesses exist within the state procurement process, and, in connection therewith, commissioning a study to make such determination, requiring the department of personnel to track contracts awarded to historically underutilized businesses, and,making an appropriation.
HB19-1134	Identification and Interventions for Students with Dyslexia	Reps. Buckner & Wilson / Sen. Todd	Concerning researching effective methods for assisting early-grade students with dyslexia, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-007	Prevent Sexual Misconduct at Higher Education Campuses	Sens. Pettersen & Winter / Reps. McLachlan & Buckner	Concerning the prevention of sexual misconduct on higher education campuses.
HB19-1032	Comprehensive Human Sexuality Education	Reps. Lontine & Caraveo / Sens. Todd & Coram	Concerning comprehensive human sexuality education, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB18-158	Sunset Pet Animal Care And Facilities Act	Sens. Coram & Garcia / Reps. Duran & Catlin	Concerning measures to increase school district access to interoperable communication technology to improve school safety, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1316	Modernizing Marriage Laws For Minors	Reps. Hansen & Landgraf / Sens. Winter & Cooke	Concerning modernizing marriage laws related to minors, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1176*	Health Care Cost Savings Act of 2019	Reps. Sirota & Jacquez Lewis / Sen. Foote	Concerning the enactment of the "Health Care Cost Savings Act of 2019" that creates a task force to analyze health care financing systems in order to give the general assembly findings regarding the systems' costs of providing adequate health care to residents of the state, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-104*	Elimination Of Duplicate Regulation Of School Building	Sens. Holbert & Foote / Reps. Baisley & Gray	Concerning the elimination of duplicate regulation of the property of a school district, district charter school, or institute charter school.
SB19-241	Revisor's Bill	Sens. Lee & Gardner / Rep. Weissman	Concerning the nonsubstantive revision of statutes in the Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended, and, in connection therewith, amending or repealing obsolete, imperfect, and inoperative law to preserve the legislative intent, effect, and meaning of the law.
HB19-1285	Denver Health Managed Care Organization Contracts With The Department Of Health Care Policy And Financing	Rep. Lontine / Sen. Fields	Concerning the requirement for the department of health care policy and financing to contract with the managed care organization operated by Denver health and hospital authority until the managed care organization ceases to operate a medicaid managed care program.
SB19-090	Peer-to-peer Motor Vehicle Sharing Program	Sen. Scott / Rep. Gray	Concerning the operation of peer-to-peer motor vehicle sharing businesses.
HB19-1307	Clarify Disclosure Of A Report To At-risk Adult	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Larson / Sens. Lee & Gardner	Concerning the clarification that the disclosure of a report of the mistreatment or self-neglect of an at-risk adult shall only be made to the at-risk adult who is the subject of the report.
HB19-1297	Jail Capacity Data Collection	Reps. Weissman & McKean / Sen. Lee	Concerning data collection from jail facilities operated by political subdivisions of the state, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1256	Electronic Filing Of Certain Taxes	Reps. Gray & Snyder / Sen. Todd	Concerning electronic filing of certain taxes.
SB19-242	Emergency Medical Service Providers Licensing	Sen. Garcia / Rep. Kennedy	Concerning the creation of an emergency medical service provider license, and, in connection therewith, specifying that a certified emergency medical service provider may obtain a license from the department of public health and environment if the certified emergency medical service provider demonstrates to the department that the certified emergency medical service provider completed a four-year bachelor's degree program.
SB19-233	Holding Company Income Tax Combined Report	Sen. Lee / Reps. Snyder & Gray	Concerning combined reporting by a corporation for Colorado state income tax purposes.
HB19-1334	Ban Posting Images Of A Suicide	Rep. Saine / Sen. Marble	Concerning a prohibition on disseminating an image of a suicide of a minor.

*Click to see the full signing statements for HB19-1176, SB19-135, and SB19-104.

Governor Polis also vetoed the following bills today. Veto letters and executive orders for HB19-1212 and HB19-1305 are linked below.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1212 Letter D 2019 006	Recreate Homeowners’ Association Community Manager Licensing	Reps. Titone & Duran / Sens. Fields & Todd	Concerning the recreation of the community association manager licensing program.
SB19-099 Letter	Revised Uniform Athlete Agents Act 2015	Sen. Todd / Rep. Tipper	Concerning the "Revised Uniform Athlete Agents Act (2015)", and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-133 Letter	Require License Practice Genetic Counseling	Sens. Ginal & Todd / Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Buckner	Concerning the regulation of genetic counselors, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-169 Letter	Project Management Competencies For Certain Contracts	Sens. Tate & Bridges / Reps. Arndt & Titone	Concerning project management competencies for certain state contracts.
HB19-1305 Letter D 2019 007	Tribal Entity Emergency Child Welfare Criminal History Check	Reps. McLachlan & Catlin / Sens. Gonzales & Coram	Concerning the authority of tribal entities to administer fingerprint-based criminal history record checks related to emergency child welfare placements.

 

DENVER — Thursday, May 30, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-188	FAMLI Family Medical Leave Insurance Program	Sens. Williams & Winter / Reps. Gray & Duran	Concerning the creation of a family and medical leave insurance program, and, in connection therewith, creating an implementation plan for a family and medical leave insurance program and making an appropriation.
HB19-1277	Computer Science Grant Program	Reps. Esgar & Cutter / Sens. Todd & Winter	Concerning the creation of the computer science grant program.
SB19-229	Campaign Contributions Dependent Care Expenses	Sens. Winter & Foote /  Reps. Gonzalez-Gutierrez & Mullica	Concerning the use of campaign contributions to reimburse a candidate for dependent care expenses incurred by the candidate in undertaking campaign activities.
HB19-1261	Climate Action Plan to Reduce Pollution	Reps. Becker & Jackson /  Sens. Winter & Williams	Concerning the reduction of greenhouse gas pollution, and, in connection therewith, establishing statewide greenhouse gas pollution reduction goals and making an appropriation.
HB19-1231	New Appliance Energy and Water Efficiency Standards	Reps. Froelich & Kipp / Sens. Lee & Priola	Concerning efficiency standards for equipment sold in Colorado, and, in connection therewith, requiring certain appliances, plumbing fixtures, and other products sold for residential or commercial use to meet energy efficiency and water efficiency standards.
HB19-1260	Building Energy Codes	Reps. Kipp & Valdez /  Sens. Winter & Priola	Concerning an update to the minimum energy code for the construction of buildings.
HB19-1272	Housing Authority Property in Colorado New Energy Improvement District	Rep. Bird / Sens. Winter & Priola	Concerning housing authority participation in the Colorado new energy improvement district program.
SB19-236	Sunset Public Utilities Commission	Sens. Garcia & Fenberg / Reps.  Hansen & Becker	Concerning the continuation of the public utilities commission, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies and making an appropriation.
HB19-1003	Community Solar Gardens Modernization Act	Reps. Hansen & Valdez /  Sens. Foote & Story	Concerning community solar gardens.
SB19-096*	Collect Long-term Climate Change Data	Sen. Donovan / Rep. Hansen	Concerning the collection of greenhouse gas emissions data to facilitate the implementation of measures that would most cost-effectively allow the state to meet its greenhouse gas emissions reduction goals, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-192	Front Range Waste Diversion Enterprise Grant Program	Sens. Winter & Priola / Reps. Jackson & Cutter	Concerning the creation of an enterprise that is exempt from the requirements of section 20 of article X of the state constitution to administer a fee-based waste diversion grant program.
HB19-1247	Study Agricultural Applications for Blockchain	Reps. D. Valdez & Catlin / Sens. Donovan & Coram	Concerning a study by the commissioner of agriculture on the potential applications for blockchain technology in agricultural operations.
SB19-054	Military Vehicle Motor Vehicle Regulation	Sen. Crowder /  Reps. D. Valdez & Exum	Concerning the regulation of surplus military vehicles for the purposes of operation on the highway, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1088	Modify Income Tax Credit Health Care Preceptors	Reps. Buck & D. Valdez / Sen. Donovan	Concerning modifications to the existing income tax credit for health care preceptors working in health care professional shortage areas, and, in connection therewith, clarifying the definition of "preceptorship" and extending the existing sunset date for the tax credit.
HB19-1045	Office of Public Guardianship Operation Conditions	Reps. Snyder & Soper /  Sen. Ginal	Concerning funding for carrying out duties related to the office of public guardianship, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-172	Protect From Unlawful Abandonment And Confinement	Sens. Danielson & Ginal / Rep. Singer	Concerning crimes related to an at-risk person, and, in connection therewith, creating the crimes of unlawful abandonment and unlawful confinement and making an appropriation.
HB19-1253	Living Organ Donor Insurance	Reps. Landgraf & Buckner / Sens. Hisey & Gonzales	Concerning a prohibition on discrimination against a living organ donor in certain insurance policies.
SB19-261	Unclaimed Property Trust Fund Transfer	Sens. Moreno & Cooke / Reps. Esgar & Will	Concerning the transfer of money from the unclaimed property trust fund to the general fund.
SB19-015	Create Statewide Health Care Review Committee	Sen. Ginal / Reps. Beckman & Kipp	Concerning the creation of the statewide health care review committee to study health care issues that affect Colorado residents throughout the state, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-066	High-cost Special Education Trust Fund Grants	Sen. Todd / Rep. Buentello	Concerning high-cost special education grants awarded from a trust fund established for that purpose.
SB19-153	Sunset Podiatry Board	Sens. Fields / Reps. Kipp & Titone	Concerning the continuation of the Colorado podiatry board, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-164	Sunset In-home Support Services Program	Sens. Todd & Crowder / Rep. Mullica	Concerning the continuation of in-home support services within the "Colorado Medical Assistance Act", and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-180	Eviction Legal Defense Fund	Sen. Winter / Rep. McCluskie	Concerning the creation of an eviction legal defense fund, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1024	Colorado Youth Advisory Council Review Committee	Reps. McKean & Buentello / Sen. Todd & Coram	Concerning creation of the Colorado youth advisory council review committee, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-187	Commission on Judicial Performance	Sens. Lee & Gardner /  Reps. Bird & McKean	Concerning commissions on judicial performance.

Click here to view the full signing statement for SB19-096.

 

DENVER — Wednesday, May 29, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1010	Freestanding Emergency Department Licensure	Reps. Mullica & Landgraf / Sens. Gardner & Pettersen	Concerning the licensing of freestanding emergency departments, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1203	School Nurse Grant Program	Rep. Mullica / Sen. Todd	Concerning the creation of a grant program to increase the number of school nurses, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1278	Modifications To Uniform Election Code	Rep. Lontine / Sen. Fenberg	Concerning modifications to miscellaneous provisions of the "Uniform Election Code of 1992", and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-202	Voting Rights for Voters with Disabilities	Sens. Danielson & Zenzinger / Rep. Froelich	Concerning ballot access for voters with disabilities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1318	The Clean Campaign Act Of 2019	Rep. Weissman / Sens. Bridges & Foote	Concerning increased transparency of money in elections consistent with the first amendment to the United States constitution, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-235	Automatic Voter Registration	Sens. Fenberg & Danielson / Reps. Esgar & Mullica	Concerning the transfer of electronic records by voter registration agencies in order to register voters, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-232	Campaign Finance Enforcement	Sen. Foote/ Rep. Weissman	Concerning the codification of the rules of the secretary of state addressing the procedures for the enforcement of state laws governing campaign finance.
SB19-175	Serious Bodily Injury Vulnerable Road User Penalties	Sen. Foote / Rep. Roberts	Concerning the penalties imposed on the driver of a motor vehicle who causes serious bodily injury to a vulnerable road user, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1284	Urban Drainage Flood Control District Board Directors	Reps. Titone & Beckman / Sens. Holbert & Moreno	Concerning the board of directors of the urban drainage and flood control district.
SB19-003	Educator Loan Forgiveness	Sens. Zenzinger & Coram / McLachlan & Wilson	Concerning the educator loan forgiveness program to address educator shortages, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-197	Continue Complementary Or Alternative Medicine Program	Sen. Zeninger & Rep. Kennedy	Concerning the continuation of the pilot program to allow an eligible person with a spinal cord injury to receive complementary or alternative medicine.
SB19-254	Nursing Home Penalty Cash Fund	Sen. Zenzinger & Rep. Ransom	Concerning the nursing home penalty cash fund, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-263	Delay Referral Of TRANs Transportation Revenue Anticipation Notes Ballot Issue To 2020	Sens. Zenzinger & Rankin / Reps. Gray & Hansen	Concerning the delay until the November 2020 general election of the requirement that a ballot issue seeking approval for the issuance of transportation revenue anticipation notes be submitted to the voters of the state at the November 2019 statewide election, and, in connection therewith, amending the ballot issue to reduce the amount of notes authorized to be issued to offset the additional transportation funding that will result from the repeal of only two, rather than three, tranches of lease-purchase agreements authorized by Senate Bill 17-267 if the ballot issue is approved and extending from twenty to twenty-one years the period for which annual fifty million dollar transfers from the general fund to the state highway fund are required.
HB19-1076	Clean Indoor Air Act Add E-cigarettes Remove Exceptions	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Larson / Sens. Priola & Donovan	Concerning updates to the "Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act", and, in connection therewith, removing certain exceptions and adding provisions relevant to the use of electronic smoking devices.
HB19-1295	County Treasurers to Serve as a Public Trustees	Reps. Rich & Becker / Sens.  Scott & Story	Concerning a requirement that the county treasurer in specified counties serve as the public trustee for the county.
HB19-1188	Greenhouse Gas Pollution Impact In Fiscal Notes	Reps. Sirota & Snyder / Sen. Foote	Concerning the inclusion of the net impact on greenhouse gas pollution in the fiscal notes prepared for legislative measures, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1230	Marijuana Hospitality Establishments	Reps. Singer & Melton / Sens.  Marble & Gonzales	Concerning marijuana hospitality establishments, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1234	Regulated Marijuana Delivery	Reps. Valdez & Singer / Sens.  Gonzales & Marble	Concerning allowing delivery of regulated marijuana by regulated marijuana sellers, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1090	Publicly Licensed Marijuana Companies	Reps. Gray & Van Winkle / Sens.  Gonzales & Hill	Concerning measures to allow greater investment flexibility in marijuana businesses, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-224	Sunset Regulated Marijuana	Sens. Gonzales & Fenberg / Reps.  Herod & Van Winkle	Concerning the continuation of the regulated marijuana programs, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies and making an appropriation.
SB19-218	Sunset Medical Marijuana Program	Sens. Gonzales / Rep.  Jaquez Lewis	Concerning the continuation of the medical marijuana program, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies and making an appropriation.
HB19-1311	Institute Of Cannabis Research Role And Mission	Rep. Singer / Sen. Bridges	Concerning the creation of the institute of cannabis research at Colorado State University - Pueblo.
SB19-215	Parents Encouraging Parents Conference	Sen. Rodriguez / Rep. Lontine	Concerning the creation of the parents encouraging parents conference for parents of children with disabilities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-156	Sunset State Electrical Board	Sen. Rodriguez / Rep. Sullivan	Concerning the continuation of the state electrical board, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-165	Increase Parole Board Membership	Sen. Rodriguez / Reps. Hansen & Ransom	Concerning the membership of the state board of parole, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1327	Authorize and Tax Sports Betting Refer Under TABOR	Reps. Garnett & Neville / Sens.  Donovan & Cooke	Concerning sports betting, and, in connection therewith, submitting to the registered electors of the state of Colorado a ballot measure authorizing the collection of a tax on the net proceeds of sports betting through licensed casinos, directing the revenues generated through collection of the sports betting tax to specified public purposes, including the state water plan through creation of the water plan implementation cash fund, and making an appropriation.
HB19-1214	Joint Budget Committee Requirement To Recommend Capital Financing Methods	Reps. Hansen & Sens.  Rankin	Concerning a requirement that the joint budget committee recommend new methods to finance the state's ongoing capital needs.
HB19-1255	Mesa Verde National Park License Plate	Reps. Hansen & Catlin / Sens. Coram & Zenzinger	Concerning the creation of a Mesa Verde National Park license plate.
SB19-220	Hemp Regulation Alignment With 2018 Federal Farm Bill	Sens. Marble & Fenberg / Reps. Saine & Arndt	Concerning updates to the industrial hemp regulatory program administered by the commissioner of agriculture to align the program with the regulatory requirements set forth in the federal "Agricultural Improvement Act of 2018", and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-240	Industrial Hemp Products Regulation	Sens. Marble & Fenberg / Reps. McLachlan & Saine	Concerning the regulation of commercial products containing industrial hemp.

 

DENVER — Tuesday, May 28, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1266	Restore Voting Rights Parolees	Rep. Herod / Sen. Fenberg	Concerning the voting rights of persons serving a sentence of parole, and in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1025	Limits On Job Applicant Criminal History Inquiries	Reps. Melton & Herod / Sens. Foote & Rodriguez	Concerning the timing of an inquiry into a job applicant's criminal history, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-170	Inquiry Into College Applicant Criminal History	Sens. Rodriguez & Tate / Reps. Herod & Soper	Concerning an inquiry into a college applicant's nonacademic conduct prior to admission.
SB19-143	Parole Changes	Sens. Gonzales & Lee / Rep. Herod	Concerning changes related to parole release to alleviate prison population issues, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1250	Sexual Assault While In Custody Or Detained	Rep. Herod / Sen. Danielson	Concerning sex offenses committed by a peace officer, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-191	Prompt Pretrial Liberty And Fairness	Sens. Bridges & Marble / Reps. Herod & Gonzales-Gutierrez	Concerning defendants' rights related to pretrial bond.
SB19-259	Use CSP II To House Inmates In An Emergency	Sens. Garcia & Hisey / Reps. Herod & Wilson	Concerning measures to address prison population management issues, and, in connection therewith, authorizing the emergency use of the Centennial south campus of the Centennial correctional facility to house inmates.
SB19-231	Colorado Second Chance Scholarship	Sens. Moreno & Bridges / Reps. Exum & Tipper	Concerning the creation of the Colorado second chance scholarship in the pursuit of higher education for youth previously committed to the division of youth services, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1263*	Offense Level For Controlled Substance Possession	Sens. Marble & Lee / Reps. Herod and Sandridge	Concerning changing the penalty for certain violations pursuant to the "Uniform Controlled Substances Act of 2013", and, in connection therewith, making and reducing an appropriation.
HB19-1205	Reimburse Expenses Restorative Justice Council	Sen. Court / Rep. Arndt	Concerning allowing reimbursement for expenses for members of the restorative justice coordinating council.
SB19-036	Juvenile Justice Reform	Sens. Lee & Gardner / Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Soper	Concerning changes to improve outcomes for youth in the juvenile justice system, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1275	Increased Eligibility For Criminal Record Sealing	Sen. Lee / Reps. Weissman & Soper	Concerning increased eligibility for the sealing of criminal justice records by individuals who are not under supervision, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1064	Victim Notification Criminal Proceedings	Reps. Sullivan & Baisley / Sens. Foote & Cooke	Concerning eliminating requirements that victims must opt in to effect their rights in criminal proceedings, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-230	Colorado Refugee Services Program	Sen. Moreno / Rep. Herod	Concerning the Colorado refugee services program.
SB19-139	More Colorado Road And Community Safety Act Offices	Sens. Coram & Moreno / Reps. Galindo & Singer	Concerning the issuance by the department of revenue of identification documents to people who are not lawfully present in Colorado on a permanent basis, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1124	Protect Colorado Residents From Federal Government Overreach	Sens. Foote & J. Gonzales / Reps. Benavidez & Gonzales	Concerning clarification of the authority of criminal justice officials with respect to the enforcement of certain federal civil laws.
HB19-1073	Law Enforcement Information Sharing Grant Program	Sen. Fields / Rep. Benavidez	Concerning the creation of the law enforcement, public safety, and criminal justice information sharing grant program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-030	Remedying Improper Guilty Pleas	Sen. Gonzales / Rep. Tipper	Concerning a remedy for improperly entered guilty pleas, and in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1192	Inclusion Of American Minorities In Teaching Civil Government	Reps. Gonzales-Gutierrez & Buentello / Sen. Gonzales	Concerning the inclusion of matters relating to American minorities in the teaching of social contributions in civil government in public schools, and, in connection therewith, establishing the history, culture, social contributions, and civil government in education commission to make recommendations to include the history, culture, and social contributions of American Indians, Latinos, African Americans, and Asian Americans, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals within these minority groups, the contributions and persecution of religious minorities, and the intersectionality of significant social and cultural features within these communities, in the teaching and content standards for history and civics, and making an appropriation.
HB19-1310	Interest On Orders Of Restitution	Reps. Melton & Gonzales-Gutierrez / Sen. Lee	Concerning interest on orders of restitution, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1335	Juvenile Record Expungement Clean-up	Reps. Gonzales-Gutierrez & Bockenfeld / Sens. Lee & Cooke	Concerning expungement of juvenile records, and, in connection therewith, making clarifying changes to the expungement process and procedure and clarifying that juvenile record expungement applies to municipal courts.
HB19-1315	Admissibility Of Statements By A Juvenile	Reps. Gonzales-Gutierrez & Michaelson Jenet / Sen. Gonzales	Concerning the admissibility of statements by a juvenile.
HB19-1232	Aligning Indian Child Welfare Act Requirements	Reps. Gonzales - Gutierrez & Catlin / Sens. Coram & Rodriguez	Concerning the alignment of compliance with the federal "Indian Child Welfare Act".
SB19-200	Alcohol Beverage Consumption National Western Center	Sen. Gonzales / Reps. Valdez & Humphrey	Concerning an exception to the prohibition on removing an alcohol beverage from a premises licensed to serve alcohol beverages at the national western center.
SB19-245	Time Requirements For Food Stamp Appeals	Sen. Gonzales / Rep. Tipper	Concerning granting the department of human services rule-making authority to amend the length of time permitted to satisfy administrative appeal requirements for the food stamp program in order to comply with federal law.
SB19-249	License Business Selling Its Used Motor Vehicles	Sens. Gonzales & Scott / Reps. Benavidez & Bockenfeld	Concerning the licensing of a business selling used motor vehicles that the business used for its purposes, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1127	Lieutenant Governor Concurrent State Service	Reps. Garnett & Lontine / Sens Fenberg & Fields	Concerning the appointment of the lieutenant governor to serve concurrently as the director of the office of saving people money on health care, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1282	Court-appointed Special Advocate Program Oversight	Reps. Singer & Michaelson Jenet / Sens. Smallwood & Donovan	Concerning administration of the court-appointed special advocate program.
HB19-1334	Ban Posting Images Of A Suicide	Rep. Saine / Sen. Marble	Concerning a prohibition on disseminating an image of a suicide of a minor.
HB19-1307	Clarify Disclosure Of A Report To At-risk Adult	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Larson / Sens. Lee & Gardner	Concerning the clarification that the disclosure of a report of the mistreatment or self-neglect of an at-risk adult shall only be made to the at-risk adult who is the subject of the report.
HB19-1332	Telephone Users Disabilities Fund Talking Book Library	Rep. Hansen / Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning the use of money in the Colorado telephone users with disabilities fund to provide talking book library services for certain persons with disabilities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-177	Background Checks Persons Who Work With Children	Sens. Ginal & Hisey / Rep. Singer	Concerning matters related to background checks for persons who have contact with children.
SB19-256	Electronic Documents Motor Vehicle Appropriation	Sen. Bridges / Rep. Esgar	Concerning electronic documents related to the ownership of a vehicle.
SB19-146	Sunset Home Care Agencies	Sen. Pettersen / Rep. Kennedy	Concerning the continuation of the regulation by the department of public health and environment of entities that provide home care services, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-196	Colorado Quality Apprenticeship Training Act Of 2019	Sens. Lee & Danielson / Reps. Garnett & Duran	Concerning the modification of procurement requirements for state contracts for public projects.
SB19-171	Apprenticeships And Vocational Technical Training	Sens. Danielson & Bridges / Reps. Sullivan & Galindo	Concerning the creation of the Colorado state apprenticeship resource directory, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1294	Transfer Apprenticeship Credit To College Credit	Reps. Benavidez & Jaquez Lewis / Sen. Story	Concerning a requirement that the chief administrative officer of the Colorado community college system create a working group to determine the best manner in which to facilitate the transfer of earned construction industry registered apprenticeship program credit to college credit, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-238	Improve Wages And Accountability Home Care Workers	Sens. Danielson & Moreno / Reps. Kennedy & Duran	Concerning home care agencies, and, in connection therewith, requiring certain agencies to expend a minimum percentage of their reimbursements from the "Colorado Medical Assistance Act" as wages for employees who provide direct care, requiring the department of health care policy and financing to enforce training requirements and request an increase to the reimbursement rate for certain services provided under the "Colorado Medical Assistance Act", and making an appropriation.
HB19-1210	Local Government Minimum Wage	Reps. Melton & Galindo / Sens. Danielson & Moreno	Concerning the repeal of the prohibitions on a local government establishing minimum wage laws within its jurisdiction.
HB19-1306	Monitoring Colorado Call Center Job Losses	Reps. Esgar & Galindo / Sen. Rodriguez	Concerning the monitoring of Colorado call center job losses.
HB19-1314	Just Transition From Coal-based Electrical Energy Economy	Reps. Becker & Galindo / Sens. Winter & Donovan	Concerning a just transition from a coal-based electrical energy economy, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1107	Employment Support Job Retention Services Program	Rep. Coleman / Sens. Fields & Priola	Concerning the creation of the employment support and job retention services program within the division of employment and training in the department of labor and employment, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

*Click here to see the full signing statement for HB19-1263.

 

DENVER — Thursday, May 23, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1239	Census Outreach Grant Program	Reps. Tipper & Caraveo / Sens. Priola & Winter	Concerning the promotion of an accurate count in the decennial census by creating a census outreach program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-251	Requirements Of OIT Office Of Information Technology Based On Evaluation Recommendations	Sens. Ranking & Todd / Reps. Hansen & Titone	Concerning the implementation of certain recommendations from the independent evaluation of the state's information technology resources, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-252	State Measurement for Accountable, Responsive, and Transparent (SMART) Government Act Committee Hearings	Sen. Moreno / Reps. Esgar & Hansen	Concerning the timing of joint committee of reference hearings under the "State Measurement for Accountable, Responsive, and Transparent (SMART) Government Act", and, in connection therewith, reducing an appropriation.
SB19-253	Exempt CDE Department Of Education From Office Of Information Technology	Sen. Rankin / Reps. Esgar & Ransom	Concerning specifying that the department of education is not a state agency for purposes of the office of information technology.
HB19-1308	Foster Care Prevention Services	Reps. Singer & Landgraf / Sens. Moreno & Rankin	Concerning foster care prevention services to align current standards with the federal "Family First Prevention Services Act".
SB19-258	Child Welfare Prevention and Intervention Funding	Sen. Rankin / Rep. Esgar	Concerning child welfare services funded through federal child welfare laws, and, in connection therewith, making and reducing an appropriation.
HB19-1331	Remove Limitation On Evidence-based Practices Implementation For Capacity Resource Center Collaboration	Reps. Hansen & Ransom / Sen. Rankin	Concerning removing the limit on the departments with which the evidence-based practices implementation for capacity resource center can collaborate.
HB19-1133	Colorado Child Abuse Response And Evaluation Network	Reps. Caraveo & Pelton / Sen. Fields	Concerning the creation of a Colorado child abuse response and evaluation network, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-157	Sunset Fire Suppression Registration And Inspection	Sen. Winter / Rep. Cutter	Concerning the continuation of the fire suppression programs of the division of fire prevention and control in the department of public safety, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendation contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1184	Demographic Notes For Certain Legislative Bills	Reps. Herod & Caraveo / Sen. Williams	Concerning a requirement that staff of the legislative council prepare demographic notes on certain legislative bills, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1240*	Sales And Use Tax Administration	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Van Winkle / Sens. Court & Tate	Concerning sales and use tax administration, and, in connection therewith, establishing economic nexus for retailers without physical presence in the state, codifying the destination sourcing rule with a specified exception, requiring marketplace facilitators to collect and remit sales tax for sales made by marketplace sellers on the marketplace facilitator's marketplace, and repealing obsolete statutory references to remote sellers.
HB19-1142	Safe Family Option For Parents	Reps. Ransom & Singer / Sens. Moreno & Smallwood	Concerning creating an option for parents who seek to voluntarily delegate certain parental responsibilities to a safe family for a limited period of time without relinquishing legal custody of their child, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1162	Expand Farm Equipment Sales And Use Tax Exemption	Reps. Pelton & Valdez / Sens. Sonnenberg & Garcia	Concerning the extension of the state sales and use tax exemption for farm equipment to ear tags and ear tag scanners used by a farm operation to identify or track food animals.
HB19-1329	Wholesale Sales Agricultural Fertilizer Tax Exempt	Reps. Ardnt & McKean / Sens. Sonnenberg & Garcia	Concerning the sales and use tax treatment of certain wholesale sales related to the production of agricultural products.
HB19-1215	Child Support Commission Recommendations	Rep. Singer & Sen. Crowder	Concerning legislative recommendations of the Colorado child support commission, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1289	Consumer Protection Act	Rep. Weissman / Sens. Foote & Gonzales	Concerning the creation of additional protections in the Colorado consumer code, and, in connection therewith, enabling enforcement of the "Colorado Consumer Protection Act" for reckless acts.
HB19-1323	Occasional Sales By Charitable Organizations	Reps. Herod & Van Winkle / Sens. Todd & Lundeen	Concerning an exemption from state sales tax for occasional sales by charitable organizations.
SB19-248	State Tax System Working Group	Sens. Tate & Bridges / Reps. Singer & Baisley	Concerning a requirement that the director of research of the legislative council convene a working group to conduct an analysis of the state tax system used by the department of revenue, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1221	Regulation Of Electric Scooters	Reps. Coleman & Valdez / Sens. Bridges & Pettersen	Concerning the regulation of electric scooters.
HB19-1009	Substance Use Disorders Recovery	Reps. Kennedy & Singer / Sens. Priola & Pettersen	Concerning supports for persons recovering from substance use disorders, and, in connection therewith, expanding a program in the department of local affairs that provides vouchers for housing assistance to certain individuals, creating standards for recovery residences for purposes of referrals and title protection, creating the opioid crisis recovery funds advisory committee, creating the recovery residence certification grant program, and making an appropriation.
SB19-008	Substance Use Disorder Treatment In Criminal Justice System	Sens. Priola & Pettersen / Reps. Kennedy & Singer	Concerning treatment of individuals with substance use disorders who come into contact with the criminal justice system, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-227	Harm Reduction Substance Use Disorders	Sens. Pettersen & Gonzales / Reps. Kennedy & Herod	Concerning the identification of certain individuals with a substance use disorder; and making an appropriation.
SB19-228	Substance Use Disorders Prevention Measures	Sens. Winter & Moreno / Reps. Buentello & Singer	Concerning the safe use, storage, and disposal of antagonist drugs; and making an appropriation.
SB19-219	Sunset Continue Licensing Of Controlled Substances	Sen. Pettersen / Rep. Gonzales - Gutierrez	Concerning the continuation of the "Colorado Licensing of Controlled Substances Act", and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1031	Child Patient More Than One Primary Caregiver	Rep. Gray / Sen. Gonzales	Concerning allowing each parental guardian to serve as a minor medical marijuana patient's primary caregiver, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1179	Public Fund Investments	Rep. Gray / Sen. Lee	Concerning the financial risk profiles of legal investments of public funds.
HB19-1300	Vehicle Identification Number Inspection Fee	Reps. Gray & Landgraf / Sens. Cooke & Pettersen	Concerning vehicle identification number inspections performed by a peace officer certified to perform the inspection.
HB19-1309	Mobile Home Park Act Oversight	Reps. Hooton & McCluskie / Sens. Fenberg & Lee	Concerning the regulation of mobile home parks, and, in connection therewith, granting counties the power to enact ordinances for mobile home parks, extending the time to move or sell a mobile home after eviction proceedings, creating the "Mobile Home Park Act Dispute Resolution and Enforcement Program", and making an appropriation.
SB19-013	Medical Marijuana Condition Opiates Prescribed For	Sens. Marble & Ginal / Reps. Hooton & Ransom	Concerning the conditions for medical marijuana use for disabling medical conditions, and, in connection therewith, adding a condition for which a physician could prescribe an opioid to the list of disabling medical conditions for medical marijuana use.
HB19-1193	Behavioral Health Supports for High Risk Families	Reps. Herod & Pelton / Sen. Garcia	Concerning behavioral health supports for high-risk families, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

*Click here to see the full signing statement for HB19-1240.

 

DENVER — Wednesday, May 22, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-085	Equal Pay For Equal Work Act	Sens. Danielson & Pettersen / Reps. Buckner & Gonzales- Gutierrez	Concerning the creation of the "Equal Pay for Equal Work Act" in order to implement measures to prevent pay disparities.
HB19-1216	Reduce Insulin Prices	Rep. Roberts / Sens. Donovan & Priola	Concerning measures to reduce a patient's costs of prescription insulin drugs, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-166	Peace Officers Standards And Training Board Revoke Certification For Untruthful Statement	Sens. Fields & Gardner / Rep. Roberts	Concerning the P.O.S.T. board revoking the certification of a peace officer who is found to have made an untruthful statement, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1283	Disclosure Of Insurance Liability Coverage	Rep. Roberts / Sen. Rodriguez	Concerning insurance policies, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1183	Automated External Defibrillators In Public Places	Rep. Roberts / Sen. Bridges	Concerning the placement of automated external defibrillators in public places, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1229	Electronic Preservation Of Abandoned Estate Documents	Reps. Roberts & Snyder / Sens. Gardner & Lee	Concerning the "Colorado Electronic Preservation of Abandoned Estate Planning Documents Act".

 

DENVER — Tuesday, May 21, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1262	State Funding for Full-day Kindergarten	Reps. Wilson & McLachlan / Sens. Bridges & Fields	Concerning state funding for full-day kindergarten educational programs, and, in connection therewith, making and reducing an appropriation.
HB19-1055	Public School Cap Construction Financial Assistance	Reps. Bird / Sens. Zenzinger & Coram	Concerning the provision of state financial assistance for public school capital construction, and, in connection therewith, increasing the amount of retail marijuana excise tax revenue that is credited to the public school capital construction assistance fund, increasing the maximum total amount of annual lease payments payable by the state for financial assistance provided under the terms of lease-purchase agreements, more precisely tying the total amount of financial assistance provided to charter schools to the number of students enrolled in charter schools, and making an appropriation.

 

DENVER — Monday, May 20, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-163	Sunset Cold Case Task Force	Sen. Marble / Rep. Galindo	Concerning the continuation of the cold case task force, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1189	Wage Garnishment Reform	Reps. Gray & Valdez / Sens. Bridges & Fields	Concerning wage garnishment reform, and, in connection therewith, reducing disposable earnings by health insurance premiums, reducing the amount that is subject to garnishment, and providing more detailed information to the judgment debtor regarding garnishment.
SB19-165	Increase Parole Board Membership	Sen. Rodriguez / Reps. Hansen & Ransom	Concerning the membership of the state board of parole, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-161	Sunset Council For Parent Involvement In Education	Sens. Bridges & Story / Rep. Kipp	Concerning the continuation of the state advisory council for parent involvement in education, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies and making an appropriation.
HB19-1288	Foster Youth Sibling Bill Of Rights	Reps. Singer & Duran / Sens. Fields & Crowder	Concerning increasing protections to ensure foster youth siblings maintain sibling relationships by providing foster youth siblings with certain rights, and, in connection therewith, establishing the foster youth sibling bill of rights.
SB19-061	Self-contained Breathing Apparatus Testing And Certification	Sens. Tate & Zenzinger / Reps. Arndt & Hooton	Concerning standards for the certification of certain types of respirators equipped with pressure vessels, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-145	Sunset Continue Dialysis Clinic And Technician Regulation	Sen. Todd / Rep. Valdez	Concerning the continuation of the regulation of dialysis care by the department of public health and environment.
SB19-194	National Guard Tuition Assistance Colorado State University Global	Sens. Garcia & Zenzinger / Reps. Froelich & Van Winkle	Concerning the addition of Colorado state university - global campus as a designated institution of higher education for purposes of tuition assistance for members of the National Guard.
SB19-205	Honor Service Of Women Veterans	Sens. Danielson & Zenzinger / Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Duran	Concerning the creation of a license plate to honor women veterans of the United States armed forces, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-167	Honor Colorado Professional Fire Fighters	Sen. Danielson & Reps. Exum & Duran	Concerning the creation of a Colorado professional fire fighters license plate, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1080	Benefits For First Responders With A Disability	Rep. Bockenfeld / Sens. Cooke & Garcia	Concerning benefits for first responders with a disability.
HB19-1244	Expand Peace Officer Mental Health Support Program	Reps. Coleman & Carver / Sens. Fields & Gardner	Concerning the peace officers mental health support grant program, and, in connection therewith, allowing certain agencies to apply for grants from the program and expanding the permissible uses of money awarded as grants under the program.
SB19-136	Expand Division Youth Services Pilot Program	Expand Division Youth Services Pilot Program	Concerning an expansion of the pilot program in the division of youth services, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1160	Mental Health Facility Pilot Program	Reps. Landgraf & Singer / Sen. Lee	Concerning a mental health facility pilot program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-222	Individuals At Risk Of Institutionalization	Sens. Lee & Story / Reps. Esgar & Landgraf	Concerning the improvement of access to behavioral health services for individuals at risk of institutionalization, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-223	Actions Related To Competency To Proceed	Sens. Lee & Gardner / Reps. Weissman & Landgraf	Concerning actions related to competency to proceed, and, in connection therewith, making and reducing an appropriation.
HB19-1170	Residential Tenants Health And Safety Act	Reps. Jackson & Weissman / Sens. Williams & Bridges	Concerning increasing tenant protections relating to the residential warranty of habitability.
HB19-1118	Time Period To Cure Lease Violation	Reps. Jackson & Galindo / Sen. Williams	Concerning the time allowed for a tenant to cure a lease violation that is not a substantial violation.
HB19-1138	Vehicle Transfer Registration Fee Credit	Reps. Williams & Melton / Sens. Williams & Priola	Concerning the credit an owner of a vehicle may receive for fees paid to register a motor vehicle when the vehicle is sold before the registration expires, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1248	Lobbyist Transparency Act	Reps. Weissman & Cutter / Sen. Foote	Concerning measures to promote transparency about the activities of persons lobbying state government officials, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1085	Grants For Property Tax Rent And Heat	Rep. Exum / Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning the property-related expense assistance grants for low-income seniors and individuals with disabilities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-149	Sunset Human Trafficking Council	Sens. Garcia & Marble / Rep. Froelich	Concerning the continuation of the Colorado human trafficking council.
SB19-150	Sunset Public Livestock Markets	Sens. Donovan & Sonnenberg / Reps. Buentello & Pelton	Concerning the continuation of the regulation of public livestock markets, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-244	Management Of Legislative Workplace Conduct	Sens. Winter & Gardner / Rep. Lontine	Concerning statutory changes to implement changes to the workplace policies of the general assembly, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1246	Local Government Regulation Of Food Trucks	Reps. Van Winkle & Kraft-Tharp / Sens. Cooke & Moreno	Concerning the regulation of food truck businesses by local governments.
SB19-155	Sunset Accountancy Board	Sens. Williams & Priola / Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Snyder	Concerning the continuation of the state board of accountancy, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-173	Colorado Secure Savings Plan Board	Sens. Donovan & Pettersen / Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Hansen	Concerning the creation of the Colorado secure savings plan board to study appropriate approaches to increase the amount of retirement savings by Colorado's private sector workers, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1217	PERA Public Employees' Retirement Association Local Government Division Member Contribution Rate	Rep. Becker / Sens. Court & Tate	Concerning the elimination of the two percent increase in the member contribution rate to the public employees' retirement association for members in the local government division of the association.
HB19-1219	Child Welfare Permanency Planning	Rep. Gonzales-Gutierrez / Sen. Crowder	Concerning modernization of the permanency hearing statutes.
HB19-1128	Lottery Intercepts	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Saine / Sens. Fields & Smallwood	Concerning intercepts, and, in connection therewith, intercepting lottery winnings to pay outstanding court obligations.
HB19-1023	Foster Children Driving Licenses	Reps. Saine & Jackson / Sens. Marble & Todd	Concerning issuance of driving authorization documents to foster children who are under eighteen years of age, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

DENVER — Friday, May 17, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1228	Increase Tax Credit Allocation Affordable Housing	Reps. Bird & Titone / Sens. Zenzinger & Tate	Concerning an increase in the aggregate amount of the tax credits that the Colorado housing and finance authority may allocate in a calendar year under the Colorado affordable housing tax credit.
HB19-1245	Affordable Housing Funding From Vendor Fee Changes	Rep. Weissman / Sens. Gonzales & Foote	Concerning an increase in affordable housing funding from increased state sales tax revenue that results from a modification to the state sales tax vendor fee, and, in connection therewith, enacting the "Affordable Housing Act of 2019" and making an appropriation.
HB19-1319	Incentives Developers Facilitate Affordable Housing	Reps. Bird & McKean / Sens. Winter & Hisey	Concerning incentives to assist land developers in providing affordable housing statewide, and, in connection therewith, identifying nondeveloped land owned by the state that could be developed for affordable housing purposes and making modifications to the administration of an existing property tax exemption that applies to certain affordable housing developments.
HB19-1322	Expand Supply Affordable Housing	Reps. Roberts and Will / Sens. Moreno & Coram	Concerning the use of money from certain state funds to expand the supply of affordable housing statewide.
HB19-1207	Winter Conditions And Traction Control Requirements	Rep. Roberts / Sens. Donovan & Rankin	Concerning a requirement that motor vehicles meet traction-control standards for winter conditions.
HB19-1265	Right-Of-Way For Snowplows In Echelon Formation	Reps. Esgar & Soper / Sens. Rankin & Winter	Concerning the penalty for a person who passes a snowplow that is performing its service function in echelon formation with at least one other snowplow, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1168	State Innovation Waiver Reinsurance Program	Reps. McCluskie & Rich / Sens. Donovan & Rankin	Concerning the creation of the Colorado reinsurance program to provide reinsurance payments to health insurers to aid in paying high-cost insurance claims, and, in connection therewith, authorizing the commissioner of insurance to seek approval from the federal government to waive applicable federal requirements, request federal funds, or both, to enable the state to implement the program, making the program contingent upon waiver or funding approval, and making an appropriation.
SB19-004	Address High-cost Health Insurance Pilot Program	Sen. Donovan / Reps. Roberts & McCluskie	Concerning measures to address the high costs of health insurance in the state, and, in connection therewith, modifying the health care coverage cooperatives laws to include consumer protections and allow consumers to collectively negotiate rates directly with providers.
HB19-1004	Proposal For Affordable Health Coverage Option	Reps. Roberts & Catlin / Sen. Donovan	Concerning a proposal for implementing a competitive state option for more affordable health care coverage in Colorado, and, in connection therewith, requesting authorization to use existing federal money for the proposed state option and taking other actions toward the implementation of the state option, and making an appropriation.
SB19-141	Entertainment Districts Counties Optional Premises	Sen. Donovan / Rep. Roberts	Concerning the authority to create an entertainment district, and, in connection therewith, authorizing an entertainment district within a county or city and county and permitting an optional premises to be included in an entertainment district.
HB19-1259	Species Conservation Trust Fund Projects	Reps. Roberts & Pelton / Sen. Donovan	Concerning support for species conservation trust fund projects, and, in connection therewith, making transfers to and appropriations from the species conservation trust fund for purposes recommended by the department of natural resources.
SB19-159	Sunset Passenger Tramway Safety Board	Sens. Bridges & Donovan / Rep. McCluskie	Concerning the continuation of the passenger tramway safety board, and, in connection therewith, implementing some of the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-078	Open Internet Customer Protections In Colorado	Sens. Donovan & Bridges / Reps. Hansen & Herod	Concerning the protection of the open internet, and, in connection therewith, disqualifying an internet service provider from receiving high cost support mechanism money or other money received to finance broadband deployment if the internet service provider engages in certain practices that interfere with the open internet, requiring an internet service provider that engages in such practices to refund any such money received, and requiring a governmental body contracting for broadband internet access service to give preference to an internet service provider that certifies that it will not engage in practices that interfere with the open internet.
SB19-162	Sunset River Outfitter Advisory Committee	Sen. Coram / Rep. McCluskie	Concerning the continuation of the river outfitter advisory committee, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1299	Local Government Retirement Plan Contribution Rates	Reps. McCluskie & Rich / Sen. Donovan	Concerning flexibility in the contribution rates to a local government retirement plan or system.
SB19-178	Program to Subsidize Adoption for Children and Youth	Sen. Foote / Rep. Singer	Concerning the subsidization of adoption for eligible children in Colorado, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-234	Sunset Professional Review Committees	Sens. Rodriguez & Foote / Rep. Weissman	Concerning the continuation of the functions of professional review committees, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1292	Colorado Resiliency Office Reauthorization Funding	Reps. Singer & Galindo / Sen. Ginal	Concerning the reauthorization of the Colorado resiliency office, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-005	Import Prescription Drugs from Canada	Sens. Rodriguez & Ginal / Rep. Jaquez Lewis	Concerning wholesale importation of prescription pharmaceutical products from Canada for resale to Colorado residents, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-073	Statewide Systems of Advance Medical Directives	Sen. Ginal / Reps. Landgraf & Roberts	Concerning a statewide system of advance medical directives, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1131	Prescription Drug Cost Education	Rep. Jaquez Lewis / Sen. Winter	Concerning a requirement to share the wholesale acquisition cost of a drug when sharing information concerning the drug with another party.
HB19-1290	Examination Applicant Barber and Cosmetologists Act	Rep. Arndt / Sen. Priola	Concerning the substitution of foreign work experience for the required contact hours by an applicant for examination pursuant to the "Barber and Cosmetologist Act".
HB19-1291	Insurance Disclosures and Supervision	Rep. Arndt / Sens. Williams & Tate	Concerning the supervision of insurers, and, in connection therewith, establishing certain disclosure requirements for insurers.
HB19-1222	International Baccalaureate Exam Fee Grant	Reps. Kipp & McCluskie / Sen. Story	Concerning a grant program to reduce the amount of the international baccalaureate exam fee paid by students.
SB19-195	Children and Youth Behavioral Health System Enhancements	Sens. Fields & Gardner / Reps. Froelich & Landgraf	Concerning enhancements to behavioral health services and policy coordination for children and youth, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1320	Hospital Community Benefit Accountability	Reps. Kennedy & Lontine / Sen. Winter	Concerning requiring certain health care providers to be accountable to their communities.
HB19-1301	Health Insurance for Breast Imaging	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Buckner / Sen. Williams	Concerning health insurance coverage for breast imaging.
HB19-1302	Cancer Treatment and License Plate Surcharge	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Buckner / Sen. Winter	Concerning the continuation of the breast and cervical cancer prevention and treatment program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1233	Investments in Primary Care to Reduce Health Costs	Reps. Froelich & Caraveo / Sens. Ginal & Moreno	Concerning payment system reforms to reduce health care costs by increasing utilization of primary care, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1122	Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Maternal Mortality Review Committee	Reps. Buckner & Landgraf / Sens. Fields & Gardner	Concerning the creation of a maternal mortality review committee in the department of public health and environment, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1269	Mental Health Parity Insurance Medicaid	Reps. Cutter & Sullivan / Sens. Ginal & Gardner	Concerning measures to improve behavioral health care coverage practices, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1120	Youth Mental Health Education and Suicide Prevention	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Roberts / Sens. Fenberg & Coram	Concerning multiple approaches to prevent youth suicide, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1267	Penalties For Failure To Pay Wages	Reps. Singer & Froelich / Sens. Danielson & Rodriguez	Concerning criminal offenses for failure to pay wages, and, in connection therewith, implementing recommendations from the Colorado human trafficking council.

 

DENVER — Monday, May 13, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-154	Sunset License Regulate Psychiatric Technicians	Sens. Court & Fields/ Rep. Sirota	Concerning the continuation of the regulation of psychiatric technicians by the state board of nursing, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1254	Notice Requirements Employees Sharing Gratuities	Reps. McLachlan & Van Winkle/ Sens. Fields & Priola	Concerning the notice requirements of employers with regard to the sharing of gratuities.
HB19-1268	Assisted Living Residence Referral Disclosures	Reps. Singer & Van Winkle/ Sens. Todd & Hisey	Concerning a requirement that a referral agency make disclosures to a prospective resident of an assisted living residence.
SB19-086	Update Business Entity Laws	Sen. Lee/ Rep. Bird	Concerning updates to the laws governing business entities, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1211	Prior Authorization Requirements Health Care Service	Reps. Michaelson Jenet & Caraveo/ Sen. Williams	Concerning prior authorization requests submitted by providers for a determination of coverage of health care services under a health benefit plan.
SB19-168	Rule Review Bill	Sens. Lee & Gardner/ Reps. Weissman & Herod	Concerning implementation of recommendations of the committee on legal services in connection with legislative review of rules of state agencies.
SB19-094	Extend School Finance Interim Committee	Sens. Lundeen & Garnett/ Reps. Garnett & Buckner	Concerning the legislative interim committee on school finance.
HB19-1194	School Discipline For Preschool Through Second Grade	Reps. Lontine & Larson/ Sens. Priola & Fields	Concerning the discipline of preschool through second grade students enrolled in publicly funded education programs.
HB19-1187	Increase Student Aid Application Completion Rates	Rep. Coleman/ Sen. Bridges	Concerning increasing completion rates of applications for student financial aid for higher education, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1196	Financial Aid For Students With In-state Tuition	Rep. Gonzales-Gutierrez/Sen. Moreno	Concerning student financial assistance for students who are classified as in-state students for tuition purposes.
HB19-1280	Child College Savings Accounts	Reps. Herod & Buckner/Sen. Fenberg	Concerning the creation of the college kickstarter account program to incentivize the creation of a college savings account for every child born in Colorado.
HB19-1005	Income Tax Credit For Early Childhood Educators	Reps. Buckner & Wilson/ Sens. Todd & Priola	Concerning an income tax credit for certain early childhood educators.
SB19-002	Regulate Student Education Loan Servicers	Sens. Winter & Fenberg/ Reps. Roberts & Jackson	Concerning the regulation of student education loan servicers, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

 

DENVER — Friday, May 10, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1171	Expand Child Nutrition School Lunch Protection Act	Rep. Michaelson-Jenet/ Sens. Fields and Priola	Concerning expanding the grades eligible for the child nutrition school lunch protection program, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-010	Professional Behavioral Health Services For Schools	Sen. Fields / Reps. McLachlan and A. Valdez	Concerning professional behavioral health services for schools, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.Concerning a transfer of money from the state employee reserve fund to the general fund.
HB19-1017	Kindergarten Through Fifth Grade Social And Emotional Health Act	Rep. Michaelson- Jenet/ Sen. Fields	Concerning increasing access to school social workers in public elementary schools, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-059	Automatic Enrollment In Advanced Course Grant Program	Sen. Moreno / Rep. Buckner	Concerning creating the crime of unlawful electronic sexual communication.
SB19-246	Public School Finance	Sens. Todd and Lundeen / Reps. McLachlan and Wilson	Concerning the financing of public schools, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-216	High School Innovative Learning Pilot	Sen. Bridges / Rep. Bird	Concerning incentives for local education providers to provide innovative learning opportunities for high school students, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-137	Extend Colorado Student Leaders Institute	Sens. Todd & Crowder / Reps. Hansen and Wilson	Concerning the extension of the Colorado student leaders institute, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-190	Teacher Preparation Program Support	Sens. Todd and Rankin / Reps. McLachlan and Wilson	Concerning measures to increase the number of individuals who are well-prepared to teach in public schools, and, in connection therewith, creating the "Growing Great Teachers Act" and making an appropriation.
SB19-199	READ Act Implementation Measures	Sens. Todd and Rankin / Reps. McCluskie and Wilson	Concerning protections for minor human trafficking victims, and, in connection therewith, requiring a post-enactment review of the implementation of this act.

DENVER — Monday, May 6, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-213	Marijuana Cash Fund Transfer	Sen. Rankin / Rep. Ransom	Concerning transfers from the marijuana cash fund to the marijuana tax cash fund.
SB19-208	State Employee Reserve Fund Transfer	Sen. Moreno / Rep. Esgar	Concerning a transfer of money from the state employee reserve fund to the general fund.
SB19-214	Capital-related Transfers Of Money	Sen. Rankin / Reps. Esgar & Ransom	Concerning capital-related transfers of money.
HB19-1149	Age Of Delinquency Study	Rep. Gonzales-Gutierrez / Sen. Lee	Concerning directing the age of delinquency task force of the Colorado commission on criminal and juvenile justice to study serving emerging adults in the juvenile justice system.

 

DENVER — Thursday, April 25, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1106	Rental Application Fees	Reps. Titone & Gonzales-Gutierrez / Sen. Pettersen	Concerning the rental application process for prospective tenants.
HB19-1238	Clarification Of Manufactured Housing Standards	Reps. Gray & Van Winkle / Sens. Winter & Priola	Concerning the authority of the division of housing to regulate factory-built structures.
HB19-1224	Free Menstrual Hygiene Products In Custody	Rep. Herod /Sen. Winter	Concerning providing free menstrual hygiene products to people in custody.
HB19-1225	No Monetary Bail For Certain Low-level Offenses	Reps. Herod & Soper / Sens. Lundeen & Lee	Concerning prohibiting the use of monetary bail for certain levels of offenses except in certain circumstances.
HB19-1206	Higher Education Supplemental Academic Instruction	Reps. Coleman & Larson / Send. Bridges & Lundeen	Concerning removing equity gaps in higher education by ensuring more students have access to supplemental academic instruction.
HB19-1087	Local Public Meeting Notices Posted On Website	Reps. Soper & Hansen / Sens. Woodward & Bridges	Concerning online notice of public meetings of a local governmental entity.
HB19-1172	Title 12 Recodification And Reorganization	Rep. Weissman / Sens. Gardner & Cooke	Concerning an organizational recodification of title 12 of the Colorado Revised Statutes, and, in connection therewith, limiting substantive changes to those that conform similar provisions to achieve uniformity, eliminate redundancy, or allow for the consolidation of common provisions or that eliminate provisions that are archaic or obsolete.
HB19-1213	Urban Drainage Flood Control District Director Compensation	Rep. Titone / Sen. Priola	Concerning the compensation payable to a member of a board of directors of an urban drainage and flood control district.

 

DENVER — Tuesday, April 23, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-144	Motorcyclist And Malfunctioning Traffic Signals	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. Roberts	Concerning allowing a driver of a motorcycle to proceed past a malfunctioning traffic control signal
SB19-091	Support Peace Officers Involved In Use Of Force	Sens. Fields & Cooke/ Rep. Singer	Concerning support of peace officers involved in a use of force incident
SB19-063	Infant And Family Child Care Action Plan	Sens. Priola & Story/ Reps. Buentello, A. Valdez	Concerning a strategic action plan to address infant and family child care home shortages in Colorado

 

DENVER — Thursday, April 18, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-207	FY 2019-20 Long Bill	Sen. Moreno/ Rep. Esgar	Concerning the provision for payment of the expenses of the executive, legislative, and judicial departments of the state of Colorado, and of its agencies and institutions, for and during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2019, except as otherwise noted.
HB19-1166	Name-based Criminal History Record Checks	Reps. Singer, Larson/ Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning name-based criminal history record checks, and, in connection therewith, requiring certain persons and entities to submit to a name-based criminal history record check as a condition of employment, appointment, registration, licensure, or certification.

 

DENVER — Tuesday, April 16, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1086	Plumbing Inspections Ensure Compliance	Rep. Duran/ Sen. Pettersen	Concerning the conduct of plumbing inspections to ensure compliance with the plumbing law.
SB19-088	Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act	Reps. Tipper & McKean/ Sen. Gardner	Concerning the adoption of the "Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act".
HB19-1029	Republican River Water Conservation District	Rep. Arndt/ Sen. Crowder	Concerning the Republican river water conservation district, and, in connection therewith, expanding the boundaries of the district and adjusting the meeting schedule of the district's board of directors.
HB19-1150	Recreate Consumer Insurance Council	Rep. Titone/ Sen. Danielson	Concerning the recreation of the consumer insurance council as an advisory body to the commissioner of insurance.
HB19-1069	Sign Language Interpreters Title Certification	Rep. Jackson/ Sen. Danielson	Concerning the certification of sign language interpreters for the purpose of title protection, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-183	Alternate Procedure To Reorganize School Districts	Reps. Michaelson-Jenet & Wilson / Sens. Priola & Todd	Concerning creation of a voluntary alternate process for dissolution and annexation of the territory of a school district under specified circumstances.
HB19-1038	Dental Services For Pregnant Women On Children's Basic Health Plan Plus	Reps. Duran & Lontine/ Sens. Ginal & Story	Concerning dental services for pregnant women covered under the children's basic health plan, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-097	Area Technical College Grant Program	Reps. McCluskie & Soper/ Sens. Story &  Coram	Concerning a grant program for area technical colleges.
SB19-138	Bond Requirements For Public Projects Using Private Financing	Sens. Priola & Winter / Rep. Bird	Concerning bonding requirements for contractors that are a party to certain public-private initiatives.
SB19-210	Juvenile Detention Beds	Rep. Ransom / Sen. Moreno	Concerning juvenile detention beds, and, in connection therewith, reducing appropriations.
SB19-211	Mental Health Criminal Diversion Program	Rep. Esgar / Sen. Moreno	Concerning changes to the mental health criminal justice diversion programs, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-181	Protect Public Welfare Oil And Gas Operations	Sens. Fenberg &. Foote / Reps. Becker & Caraveo	Concerning additional public welfare protections regarding the conduct of oil and gas operations, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation

 

DENVER — Friday, April 12, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1177	Extreme Risk Protection Orders	Reps. Sullivan & Garnett/Sens. Court & Pettersen	Concerning the creation of an extreme risk protection order, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1119	Peace Officer Internal Investigation Open Records	Rep. Coleman / Sen. Foote	Concerning public disclosure of a completed peace officer internal investigation file.
HB19-1035	Remove Fee Cap Electrical Inspection Local Government Higher Education	Reps. Rich & Roberts / Sens. Woodward & Ginal	Concerning an increase in the flexibility to set fees for electrical inspections that are not conducted by the state.
HB19-1065	Public Hospital Boards Of Trustees	Reps. Soper & Roberts / Sen. Rankin	Concerning public hospital boards of trustees, and, in connection therewith, eliminating the restriction that a board may not include more than four local residents and allowing a board to unilaterally acquire real or personal property by lease if the board has designated the public hospital as an enterprise.
HB19-1007	Contribution Limits For County Offices	Rep. Sirota / Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning the establishment of contribution limits under the "Fair Campaign Practices Act" for candidates for county offices, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
HB19-1201	Board Of Education Executive Session Negotiations Strategy	Reps. Kipp & Wilson / Sens. Coram & Story	Concerning the ability of a board of education of a school district to meet in executive session to discuss the district's strategy in conducting negotiations relating to certain employment-related agreements.
HB19-1078	Landowner Consent Listing National Register	Reps. Lewis / Sens. Marble & Garcia	Concerning a requirement that consent of the owner of real property be obtained before the property may be listed on the national register of historic places.
HB19-1197	Protect Social Workers Personal Information on Internet	Reps. Carver & Singer / Sens. Lee & Gardner	Concerning restrictions on making public the personal information of government employees whose official duties involve child abuse and neglect cases.
SB19-147	Sunset Seed Potato Grower Regulation	Sens. Hisey & Sonnenburg / Reps. Valdez & Catlin	Concerning the continuation of the seed potato act, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-148	Sunset Process Seed Potato Advisory Committee	Sens. Hisey & Sonnenburg / Reps. Valdez & Catlin	Concerning the continuation of the seed potato advisory committee, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-076	CDOT Colorado Department Of Transportation Consulting Engineer Contracts	Sen. Scott / Reps. Rich & Valdez	Concerning the procurement of consulting engineer services for department of transportation construction projects.
HB19-1186	School Employment Background Check Clarification	Reps. McLachlan & Exum / Sens. Bridges & Cooke	Concerning fingerprinting options for background checks for school employees.
SB19-151	Sunset Emergency Planning Subcommittee	Sen. Bridges / Rep. Exum	Concerning the continuation of the emergency planning subcommittee, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-129	Regulation of Online Schools	Sen. Story / Rep. Froelich	Concerning the regulation of online schools.
SB19-006	Electronic Sales And Use Tax Simplification System	Sen. Williams / Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Van Winkle	Concerning an electronic sales and use tax simplification system, and, in connection therewith, requiring the office of information technology to conduct a sourcing method for the development of the system and requiring the department of revenue to establish the implementation of the system for the acceptance of returns and processing of payments for the sales and use tax levied by the state and any local taxing jurisdictions, and making an appropriation.
SB19-152	Sunset Public Safety Communications Subcommittee	Sen. Williams / Reps. Duran & Arndt	Concerning the continuation of the public safety communications subcommittee, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the 2018 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
HB19-1191	Allow Farm Stands On Any Size Principal Use Site	Rep. Arndt / Sen. Donovan	Concerning the ability of a farm stand to be operated on a principal use site of any sized land area regardless of whether the site has been zoned by a local government for agricultural operations.
HB19-1135	Clarify Income Tax Credit For Retrofitting A Home	Reps. Gray / Sens. Tate & Winter	Concerning a clarification that the income tax credit for retrofitting a residence to increase a residence's accessibility is available for changes made to a residence that benefit a qualified individual's dependent.

 

DENVER — Tuesday, April 9, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bill into law.

Name	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-032	Hazardous Materials Transportation Routing	Rep. McCluskie/ Sen. Scott	Concerning the routing of hazardous materials being transported on the roadways of the state.
SB19-102	Innovation School Operating	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. Titone	Concerning permitting a public school to include operation as a community school in its innovation plan.
SB19-109	Adjust Damages Limitations For Inflation	Rep. Garnett / Sen. Fenberg	Concerning adjustments to limitations on damages to reflect the effects of inflation.
SB19-031	Child Welfare Allocations Committee	Reps. Lontine & Liston/ Sen. Gardner	Concerning the composition of the child welfare allocations committee.
SB19-041	Health Insurance Contract Carrier And Policyholder	Rep. Kraft-Tharp/ Sen. Smallwood	Concerning a required contract provision regarding the payment of premiums by a policyholder to a health insurance carrier for each individual covered under a health insurance policy.
SB19-100	Unauthorized Disclosure Of Intimate Images Act	Rep. Tipper/ Sen. Gardner	Concerning the creation of the "Uniform Civil Remedies for Unauthorized Disclosure of Intimate Images Act".
SB19-014	Organized Retail Theft Prevention	Reps. Carver & Tipper/ Sen. Coram	Concerning requirements that secondhand dealers record transactions involving store value cards.
SB19-079	Electronic Prescribing Controlled Substances	Reps. Esgar & Landgraf/ Sens. Todd & Priola	Concerning a requirement that certain practitioners prescribe controlled substances electronically.

 

DENVER — Friday, April 5, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law today.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1153	Colorado Mountain College And Direct Grants Annexation	Reps. McCluskie & Wilson/ Sens. Rankin & Donovan	Concerning measures to enable local district colleges to serve more students

 

DENVER — Thursday, April 4, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law today.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1113	Protect Water Quality Adverse Mining Impacts	Reps. Roberts & McLachlan/ Sen. Donovan	Concerning the protection of water quality from adverse impacts caused by mineral mining
HB19-1114	Agriculture Commissioner Farm Produce Safety	Reps. Catlin & Valdez/ Sens. Danielson & Cooke	Concerning the implementation under state law by the commissioner of agriculture of federal produce safety standards for farms
HB19-1180	Correcting The Definition Of Police Working Horse	Rep. Geitner/ Sens. Gardner & Lee	Concerning the clarification of the definition of a police working horse for the purpose of cruelty to animals
HB19-1155	Additions to Definitions Of Sexual Contacts	Reps. Michaelson-Jenet & Carver/ Sens. Lundeen & Foote	Concerning adding certain conduct to the definition of sexual contact
HB19-1105	Nurse Practitioner Workers' Compensation	Reps. Mullica & Saine/ Sen. Winter	Concerning the ability of advanced practice nurses with prescriptive authority to obtain level I accreditation under the "Workers' Compensation Act of Colorado"
SB19-095	Five-year Review Of Higher Education Funding Formula	Sens. Todd & Holbert/ Reps. Hansen & McKean	Concerning the review of the funding formula for institutions of higher education
HB19-1200	Reclaimed Domestic Wastewater Point Of Compliance	Rep. Arndt/ Sens.  Bridges & Coram	Concerning the point of compliance related to the treatment process involved in treating reclaimed domestic wastewater for indoor non potable uses within a building where the general public can access plumbing fixtures that are used to deliver the reclaimed domestic wastewater

 

DENVER — Wednesday, April 3, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bill into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1052	Early Childhood Development Special District	Reps. McCluskie & Rich/ Sens. Rankin & Bridges	Concerning the creation of special districts to provide early childhood development services.

 

DENVER — Tuesday, April 2, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bill into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-016	Severance Tax Operational Fund Distribution Methodology	Reps. Esgar & Saine/ Sens. Donovan & Coram	Concerning the methodology to distribute money in the severance tax operational fund after core departmental programs are funded without changing the transfers to the natural resources and energy grant programs.
SB19-068	Expand Disclosure Electioneering Communications	Reps. Weissman & Cutter /Sens. Zenzinger & Tate	Concerning expanded disclosure about electioneering communications.
SB19-103	Legalizing Minors' Businesses	Reps. Williams & Coleman / Sens. Tate & Carver	Concerning the ability of a minor to operate a business on a limited basis without obtaining the approval of a local government.
HB19-1028	Medical Marijuana Condition Autism	Sens. Coram & Fenberg/ Reps. Hooton & Ransom	Concerning the conditions for medical marijuana use for disabling medical conditions, and, in connection therewith, adding autism spectrum disorders to the list of disabling medical conditions for medical marijuana use.

 

DENVER — Thursday, March 28, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1001	Hospital Transparency Measures To Analyze Efficacy	Rep. Kennedy/ Sens. Rankin & Moreno	Concerning hospital transparency measures required to analyze the efficacy of hospital delivery system reform incentive payments
HB19-1033	Local Governments May Regulate Nicotine Products	Reps. Tipper & Kennedy/Sens.  Fields & Priola	Concerning a local government's authority to regulate products containing nicotine
SB19-049	Statute of Limitation Failure Report Child Abuse	Rep. Michaelson-Jenet/ Sen.Fields	Concerning increasing the statute of limitations for certain failure to report child sexual abuse crimes
HB19-1082	Water Rights Easements	Rep. Catlin/Sen. Coram	Concerning the rights of a water rights easement holder
HB19-1042	Extend Court Jurisdiction For Vulnerable Youth	Rep. Gonzales-Gutierrez/Sen. Gonzales	Concerning expanding the jurisdiction of the courts for certain vulnerable youth
HB19-1148	Change Maximum Criminal Penalty One Year To 364 Days	Rep. Herod/ Sen. Gonzales	Concerning changing the maximum jail sentence for certain crimes from one year to three hundred sixty-four days
HB19-1152	State Student Advisory Council Eligibility	Reps. Herod & Galindo/ Sen. Gonzales	Concerning eliminating the requirement that a student member of the state student advisory council for community colleges and occupational education must be an in-state student for tuition purposes prior to election to the state student advisory council for community colleges and occupational education
HB19-1044	Advance Behavioral Health Order Treatments	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Landgraf/Sens. Todd & Coram	Concerning advance behavioral health orders determining the scope of treatment an adult wishes to receive under certain behavioral health circumstances
HB19-1083	Athletic Trainers License	Reps. Hooton & Van Winkle/ Sens. Williams & Cooke	Concerning a reclassification of the regulation of athletic trainers from registration to licensure
HB19-1041	Require Surgical Smoke Protection Policies	Rep. Buckner/ Sen. Rodriguez	Concerning the prevention of human exposure to surgical smoke during surgery at certain licensed health care facilities
HB19-1137	Expand Teacher Cadet Program Include Early Childhood Education	Reps. Wilson & Valdez/ Sen. Priola	Concerning supporting high school students' interest in early childhood education through the teacher cadet program
HB19-1068	Repeal Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment Preparation Operational Planning	Rep. Arndt/Sen. Moreno	Concerning the preparation of operational planning functions as if the state board were the executive director of the department of public health and environment
SB19-128	School Finance Mid-year Adjustments	Sens. Moreno & Todd/Reps. Esgar & McLachlan	Concerning adjustments to appropriations in the 2018-19 fiscal year for state share of total program funding for school finance, and, in connection therewith, making and reducing appropriations
SB19-105	Colorado Uniform Directed Trust Act	Sen. Rodriguez/ Rep. Tipper	Concerning the "Colorado Uniform Directed Trust Act"
HB19-1043	Life Care Institutions Post Surety Bond As Reserve	Rep. Galindo/ Sen. Danielson	Concerning the ability of life care institutions to post a surety bond as a form of required reserve
SB19-017	Requirements for CDOT Land Acquisition	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. Roberts	Concerning the exemption of the department of transportation from existing reporting and transportation commission approval requirements when it acquires land needed for specified highway-related purposes by means other than condemnation
SB19-035	DOR Department Of Revenue Enforcement Measures Of Tax Owed	Sen. Court/ Rep. Benavidez	Concerning enforcement measures available to the department of revenue for the collection of delinquent taxes, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation

 

DENVER — Monday, March 25, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law today.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19-009	Financial Incentives For Rural Educators	Reps. McLachlan & Wilson / Sen. Todd	Concerning providing financial incentives for educators to work in rural areas.
SB19-025	Information To Students Regarding Safe Haven Laws	Rep. Hooton / Sen. Smallwood	Concerning providing information to public school students regarding laws that provide for the safe abandonment of newborn children.
SB19-046	Appraisal Management Company Definition	Rep. Arndt / Sen. Tate	Concerning an amendment to the definition of "appraisal management company" to align with the definition in federal law.

 

DENVER — Thursday, March 21, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law today.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1047	Metropolitan District Fire Protection Sales Tax	Rep. Buentello/ Sens. Danielson & Garcia	Concerning the authority of a metropolitan district to levy a sales tax for the purpose of providing fire protection in the areas of the district in which the tax is levied.
HB19-1063	AT-risk Information Sharing Between County Departments	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Larson/ Sens.  Gardner & Lee	Concerning the ability to share information between county adult protective services with county child protective services as well as at-risk adults obtaining their own information.
HB19-1084	Notice To Property Owners Whether Area Blighted	Rep. Gray/ Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning a requirement that notice of a determination on whether a particular land area is blighted be given to owners of private property within the area.
HB19-1175	Property Tax Valuation Appeal Process	Rep. Gray/ Sen. Gonzales	Concerning the property tax valuation appeal process.
HB19-1077	Pharmacist Dispense Drug Without Prescription In Emergency	Rep. Roberts/Sens. Tate & Pettersen	Concerning authorization for a pharmacist to dispense a chronic maintenance drug to a patient without a current prescription in limited circumstances.
HB19-1034	Minimum Two Person Crew On Freight Trains	Reps. Sullivan &  Esgar/ Sen. Danielson	Concerning a requirement that a common carrier engaged in the transportation of property by railroad have at least two crew members aboard a freight train while the freight train is moving.
SB19-019	County Fireworks Restrictions July 4th	Rep. Gray/ Sen. Fields	Concerning the power of a county to restrict the use of fireworks during the period between May 31 and July 5 of any year.
SB19-043	Increasing Number of District Court Judges	Reps.Herod & Carver/Sens. Gardner & Lee	Concerning an increase in the number of district court judges in certain judicial districts, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB19-071	Child Hearsay Exception	Rep. Roberts/ Sen. Fields	Concerning expanding the admission of out-of-court statements of a child.

 

DENVER — Monday, March 18, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law today.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB19 - 044	CDPHE Emergency Medical and Trauma Care System	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. Hooton	Concerning the statewide emergency medical and trauma care system in the department of public health and environment, and, in connection therewith, eliminating the requirement that the state board of health cooperate with the department of personnel in adopting certain criteria.
SB19 - 069	Nonpublic School Teacher Development Programs	Sen. Lundeen/ Reps. Wilson & Buentello	Concerning nonpublic schools' authority to operate certain teacher development programs.

 

DENVER — Friday, March 15, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB 19 - 111	Suppl Approp Dept Corrections	Sen. Moreno/ Rep. Esgar	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of corrections.
SB 19 - 113	Suppl Approp Dept Health Care Policy & Fin	Sen. Moreno/Rep. Esgar	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of health care policy and financing.
SB 19-081	Repeal Cancer Drug Repository Act	Sen. Zenzinger/Rep. Hooton	Concerning the repeal of the "Colorado Cancer Drug Repository Act".
SB 19 -042	National Popular Vote	Sen. Foote/Reps. Sirota & Arndt	Concerning adoption of an agreement among the states to elect the president of the United States by national popular vote.
SB 19-029	Income Tax Residency Presumption For Military	Sen. Crowder/ Rep. Landgraf & Sullivan	Concerning the Colorado income tax liability of an individual in active duty military service.
SB 19-057	Employee Information Student Loan Repayment Programs	Sen. Fenberg & Story/ Rep. McCluskie	Concerning information relating to employee eligibility for student loan repayment programs.
HB 19-1100	Prohibit Use Restriction On School District Property	Sen. Bridges & Lundeen/ Rep. Geitner	Concerning prohibiting a school district board of education from including a use restriction on certain transactions involving the school district's property that would restrict the property from being used as a school for any grade from preschool through the twelfth grade.

 

DENVER — Tuesday, March 12, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed the following bills into law yesterday.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1012	DPA Department Of Personnel Flexible Administration Of Controlled Maintenance Payments	Sen. Fields/Reps. Valdez and Beckman	Concerning the flexibility of the department of personnel to administer the payment of controlled maintenance projects from the proceeds of lease-purchase agreements executed pursuant to Senate Bill 17-267.
HB19-1020	Capital Development Committee Administrative Matters	Sens. Story and Fields/Reps. Roberts and Beckman	Concerning the clarification of certain administrative matters of the capital development committee.
HB19-1070	Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment Cancer Drug Testing	Sen. Tate/Rep. Arndt	Concerning the repeal of statutory provisions requiring the department of public health and environment to test substances that are purported to have value in the treatment of cancer.
HB19-1059	Remove Redundant Language In Educator Licensing	Sen. Tate/Rep. Arndt	Concerning removing redundant language in the educator licensing statute regarding requirements for out-of-state applicants.
HB19-1136	State Auditor Access To Records For Audits	Sens. Smallwood and Todd/Reps. Kraft-Tharp and Saine	Concerning access by the office of the state auditor to records necessary to conduct four statutorily authorized audits in connection with entities that are not state agencies.

 

DENVER — Friday, March 8, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed these bills into law yesterday.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1104	Rights Of Persons Office Respondent Parents’ Counsel	Rep. Ransom/ Sen. Lee	Concerning the rights of persons represented by an attorney through the office of the respondent parents' counsel.
SB19-083	Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment Air Quality Control	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. McKean	Concerning the repeal of obsolete provisions regarding air quality control, and, in connection therewith, eliminating the requirement that the state board of health supervise certain air quality control programs and removing statutory provisions relating to the air pollution variance board and the air quality hearings board.
HB19-1071	Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment Water Quality Control	Rep. McKean/ Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning the manner in which watercourses of the district are used for waste disposal.
SB19-082	Repeal Board Of Health Authority Over Colorado Department Of Public Health And Environment Funds	Sen. Moreno,/ Reps. Esgar & McKean	Concerning clarification that the state board of health has no authority over money allocated to the department of public health and environment.
HB19-1066	Counting Special Education In Graduation Rate	Reps. Buentello & Kipp/Sen. Foote	Concerning counting a student who is enrolled in special education services in the graduation rate in the school year in which the student completes the minimum graduation requirements.
HB19-1098	Deeds To Convey Real Property	Rep. Gray/ Sen. Lee	Concerning deeds for the conveyance of real property, and, in connection therewith, establishing requirements for title insurance entities that prepare deeds and establishing forms for the preparation of deeds in certain circumstances.
HB19-1008	Include Career And Technical Education In Building Excellent Schools Today Program	Reps. Kraft-Tharp & Larson & Lundeen/ Sen. Todd	Concerning the provision of grants for career and technical education capital construction through the "Building Excellent Schools Today Act".
HB19-1062	Grand Junction Regional Center Campus	Rep. Rich/ Sens. Scott &  Zenzinger	Concerning the Grand Junction regional center campus
SB19-080	Colorado Department of Public Health And Environment Emergency Epidemic Preparedness	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. Arndt	Concerning eliminating the authority of the state board of health to adopt rules establishing standards to ensure that certain entities are prepared for an emergency epidemic.
SB19-070	Department Of Natural Resources Language Update	Sen. Tate/ Rep. Arndt	Concerning an update to statutory language authorizing the department of natural resources to receive donations to be credited to the Colorado natural resources foundation fund.
HB19-1109	Convalescent Centers As Pharmacies	Reps. Hooton & Larson/ Sens. Pettersen & Tate	Concerning an addition to the definition of "other outlet" to enable a licensed convalescent center to operate a pharmacy for the benefit of patients being treated in the convalescent center.
HB19-1050	Encourage Use Of Xeriscape In Common Areas	Rep. Titione /  Sens. Priola & Winter	Concerning the promotion of water-efficient landscaping on property subject to management by local supervisory entities.
SB19-039	Interdistrict Transportation Of Students	Sen. Zenzinger/ Rep. Jenet	Concerning allowing interdistrict transportation of students only by adjacent school districts subject to the school districts' mutual consent.

 

DENVER — Wednesday, March 6, 2019 —Gov. Jared Polis signed SB 19-023 into law today.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
SB 19-023	Cryptocurrency Exemptions Colorado Digital Token Act	Sens. Tate & Fenberg/Reps. Kraft-Tharp & McKean	The bill provides limited exemptions from the securities registration and securities broker-dealer and salesperson licensing requirements for persons dealing in digital tokens. "Digital token" is defined as a digital unit with specified characteristics, secured through a decentralized ledger or database, exchangeable for goods or services, and capable of being traded or transferred between persons without an intermediary or custodian of value.

 

DENVER — Friday, March 1, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed these bills into law yesterday.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19 - 1011	Scope of Manufactured Home Sales Tax Exemption	Rep. Hooton/Sen. Tate	Concerning clarification of the scope of an existing sales tax exemption for manufactured homes.
HB19 - 1014	Retail Food Establishment Inspection and Suspension	Reps. Singer & Bird/Sen. Ginal	Concerning the retail food establishment inspection process, and, in connection therewith, detailing the process for the suspension of a retail food establishment's license or certification of license.
HB19-1036	Annual Stipends For Certified School Professionals	Reps. Arndt & Mclachlan/Sen. Todd	Concerning annual stipends for certain nationally certified school professionals.
HB19-1060	Repeal CDPHE Facility Life Safety Statutes	Rep. McKean/Sen. Zenzinger	Concerning conforming amendments necessitated by the transfer of certain safety authorities from the department of public health and environment to the department of public safety pursuant to House Bill 12-1268.
SB19-112	Suppl Approp Dept Governor, Lt. Gov, OSPB	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the offices of the governor, lieutenant governor, and state planning and budgeting.
SB19-114	Suppl Approp Dept Human Services	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of human services.
SB19-115	Suppl Approp Dept Judicial	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the judicial department.
SB19-116	Suppl Approp Dept Law	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of law.
SB19-117	Suppl Approp Dept Local Affairs	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of local affairs.
SB19-118	Suppl Approp Dept Military Affairs	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of military and veterans affairs.
SB19-119	Suppl Approp Dept Personnel	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of personnel.
SB19-120	Suppl Approp Dept Public Health & Environment	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of public health and environment.
SB19-121	Suppl Approp Dept Safety	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of public safety.
SB19-122	Suppl Approp Dept Regulatory Agencies	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of regulatory agencies.
SB19-123	Suppl Approp Dept Revenue	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of revenue
SB19-124	Suppl Approp Dept State	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of state.
SB19-125	Suppl Approp Dept Transportation	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of transportation.
SB19-126	Suppl Approp Dept Treasury	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning a supplemental appropriation to the department of the treasury.
SB19-127	Suppl Approp Capital Construction	Rep. Esgar/Sen. Moreno	Concerning funding for capital construction, and making supplemental appropriations in connection therewith.

 

DENVER — Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019 — Gov. Jared Polis signed these bills into law yesterday.

Number	Title	Sponsors	Summary
HB19-1015	Recreation Of The Colorado Water Institute	Rep. Arndt; Sen. Ginal	The Colorado water institute was created in 1981 and automatically repealed in 2017. The bill recreates the institute.
SB19-018	Commercial Motor Vehicle Driver Age	Sen. Scott; Rep. Saine	The bill authorizes the department of revenue to adopt rules authorizing a person who is at least 18 years of age but under 21 years of age to be licensed to drive a commercial vehicle in interstate commerce if the person holds a commercial driver's license and operation of a commercial  vehicle in interstate commerce by a person in that age range is permitted under federal law.
SB19-021	Board Of Health Approval For Legal Services	Sen. Moreno, Sen. Zenzinger; Rep. McKean	The bill removes the requirement that the state board of health (state board) approve the retention of counsel when the executive director of the department of public health and environment seeks to bring an action to enjoin, prosecute, or enforce public health laws or standards and the local district attorney fails to act.The bill also removes the requirement that an agency, through its county or district board of health or through its public health director, acquire the approval of the state board before retaining counsel to defend the agency and its officers and employees against actions brought against them.
SB19-028	Allow On And Off Premises Beer License Rural Areas	Rep. McKean; Sen. Holbert	Recent legislation (Senate Bill 18-243) terminated the licensing of retailers to sell fermented malt beverages (formerly known as "3.2 beer" but now including all beer) for consumption on and off a licensed premises, requiring the holder of such a license to combine its renewal application with an application to convert the license into either a license to sell for consumption on the licensed premises or a license to sell for consumption off the licensed premises.
SB19-045	Clarify Radiation Advisory Committee Compensation	Rep. Hooton; Sen. McKean	The bill clarifies that members of the radiation advisory committee are reimbursed for necessary and actual expenses incurred in attendance at meetings or for authorized business of the committee.
SB19-058	Enactment of CRS 2018	Sen. Lee; Rep. Herod	This bill enacts the softbound volumes of the Colorado Revised Statutes 2018 and the Special Supplement 2018 as the positive and statutory law of the state of Colorado and establishes the effective date of said publications.
HJR 19-1005	Water Projects Eligibility Lists	Rep. Roberts; Sen. Donovan	Concerning water projects eligibility lists.