HB25-1315 by Representative(s) Sirota and Pugliese, Duran; also
Senator(s) Weissman and Kirkmeyer, Daugherty–Concerning
vacancies in the general assembly.
(Amendment recommended by State, Civic, Military, and Veterans Affairs Report,
dated April 7, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, April 8, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated April 17, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 17,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1319 by Representative(s) Pugliese and Duran; also Senator(s)
Kirkmeyer–Concerning vacancies in the office of county
commissioner.
(Amendment recommended by State, Civic, Military, and Veterans Affairs Report,
dated April 7, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, April 8, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated April 17, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 17,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)

HB25-1123 by Representative(s) Ricks and Mabrey; also Senator(s)
Exum–Concerning alternative dispute resolution for disputes that
arise between a unit owner and a unit owners’ association.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 3, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 4, 2025.)
HB25-1274 by Representative(s) Garcia; also Senator(s) Michaelson
Jenet–Concerning the healthy school meals for all program.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 16, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1249 by Representative(s) Ricks–Concerning security deposits
submitted to landlords by residential tenants.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 16, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1284 by R epresentative(s)
Duran; also Senator(s ) Sullivan–Concerning the regulation of apprentices in licensed
trades.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1198 by Representative(s) Froelich and Brown; also Senator(s)
Winter F.–Concerning the creation of a regional planning
roundtable commission.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1313 by Representative(s) Story and Lindsay, Winter T.; also
Senator(s) Mullica and Hinrichsen–Concerning modifications to
certain laws that are within the purview of the capital
development committee.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-178 by Senator(s) Michaelson Jenet; also Representative(s)
Gilchrist–Concerning the Colorado K-5 social and emotional
health pilot program.
HB25-1039 by Representative(s) Titone and Smith; also Senator(s) Roberts
and Catlin–Concerning muffler requirements for commercial
vehicles.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1303 by Representative(s) Boesenecker and Lukens; also Senator(s)
Roberts and Winter F.–Concerning the creation of an enterprise
in the department of transportation to provide funding for
transportation system enhancements that lower automobile
insurance costs by reducing the number of collisions that involve
a motor vehicle.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1267 by Representative(s) Paschal and McCormick; also Senator(s)
Winter F. and Amabile–Concerning support for statewide energy
strategies, and, in connection therewith, modifying the electric
vehicle grant fund within the Colorado energy office, allowing
the community access enterprise to reduce the retail delivery fee
it imposes, regulating retail electric vehicle charging, and making
an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1171 by Representative(s) Bird and Boesenecker; also Senator(s)
Hinrichsen–Concerning adding motor vehicle theft to the list of
offenses that apply to the offense of possession of weapons by
previous offenders.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-002 by Senator(s) Bridges and Exum; also Representative(s)
Boesenecker and Stewart R.–Concerning the development of
regional building codes that account for local climatic and
geographic conditions for the construction and installation of
residential and nonresidential factory-built structures, and, in
connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1259 by Representative(s) Froelich and Brown; also Senator(s)
Cutter and Daugherty–Concerning assisted reproduction, and, in
connection therewith, adopting in vitro fertilization and other
assisted reproduction and fertility protections and eliminating
other administrative requirements.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1318 by Representative(s) McCormick and Soper; also Senator(s)
Roberts and Catlin–Concerning an appropriation for species
conservation trust fund projects.
HB25-1083 by Representative(s) Hamrick and Bradfield; also Senator(s)
Frizell and Michaelson Jenet–Concerning vehicle transactions
for deployed military families.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1146 by Representative(s) Bird and Woog; also Senator(s)
Kirkmeyer–Concerning measures to ensure that sufficient
juvenile detention beds are available to address juvenile crime in
proportion to annual juvenile detention projections, and, in
connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-125 by Senator(s) Weissman and Frizell, Gonzales J.; also
Representative(s) Soper and Mabrey, Camacho,
Joseph–Concerning implementation of the committee on legal
services’ recommendations in connection with legislative review
of state agencies’ rules.
SB25-174 by Senator(s) Roberts and Simpson, Catlin, Marchman; also
Representative(s) Lukens and Soper–Concerning the
continuation of the regulation of outfitters, and, in connection
therewith, implementing the recommendations contained in the
2024 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-177 by Senator(s) Kipp and Bright, Kolker, Lundeen, Marchman,
Michaelson Jenet, Rich; also Representative(s) Sirota and
Bradfield–Concerning the continuation of the early childhood
leadership commission.
HB25-1316 by Representative(s) Bradley and Carter; also Senator(s) Exum
and Rich–Concerning technical changes to definitions that apply
to the laws regulating electronic monitoring of prescription
drugs.
HB25-1215 by Representative(s) Taggart and Joseph; also Senator(s)
Bridges and Kirkmeyer–Concerning the redistribution of the
lottery fund, and, in connection therewith, modifying the
distributions of lottery fund money for the public school capital
construction assistance fund, the wildlife cash fund, and the
parks and outdoor recreation cash fund; and making new
distributions to the outdoor equity fund, the outdoor recreation
industry office, and a new strategic outdoor recreation
management and infrastructure cash fund.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1330 by Representative(s) Titone and Soper; also Senator(s)
Hinrichsen and Baisley–Concerning exempting quantum
computing equipment from the “Consumer Repair Bill of Rights
Act”.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-128 by Senator(s) Pelton B. and Roberts; also Representative(s)
McCormick and Winter T.–Concerning repealing certain
provisions that prohibit an employer from interfering with an
agricultural employee’s access to service providers, and, in
connection therewith, repealing provisions that prohibit an
employer from interfering with an agricultural employee’s access
to service providers on private land.
HB25-1293 by Representative(s) Jackson and Pugliese; also Senator(s)
Pelton B. and Snyder–Concerning measures related to overdose
prevention for students.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)

HB25-1212 by Representative(s) Rutinel and Soper–Concerning public
safety protection from the risks of artificial intelligence systems.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated March 4, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, March 5,
2025.)
(Laid Over from March 7, 2025.)
HB25-1288 by Representative(s) Martinez and Winter T.; also Senator(s)
Roberts and Simpson–Concerning financial support for federally
qualified health centers.
(Amendment recommended by Health and Human Services Report, dated March
19, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
March 20, 2025.)
(Laid Over from March 24, 2025.)
SB25-070 by Senator(s) Liston and Roberts; also Representative(s)
Armagost–Concerning requirements for online marketplaces
with respect to third-party sellers.
(Laid Over from March 24, 2025.)
HB25-1295 by Representative(s) Rutinel–Concerning the operation of food
trucks, and, in connection therewith, establishing a reciprocal
licensing and permitting system between local government
jurisdictions for the operation of food trucks.
(Amendment recommended by Transportation, Housing and Local Government
Report, dated March 25, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also
printed in House Journal, March 26, 2025.)
(Laid Over from March 28, 2025.)
SB25-036 by Senator(s) Catlin and Snyder; also Representative(s) Lieder
and Winter T.–Concerning an exception to the requirement that
members of the Colorado state patrol post a bond.
(Laid Over from April 7, 2025.)
SB25-005 by Senator(s) Rodriguez and Danielson, Amabile, Bridges,
Cutter, Exum, Gonzales J., Hinrichsen, Kipp, Kolker,
Marchman, Michaelson Jenet, Sullivan, Weissman, Winter F.;
also Representative(s) Mabrey and Bacon, Duran, Boesenecker,
Brown, Froelich, Martinez, Mauro, McCormick, Story, Velasco,
Woodrow, Camacho, Carter, Clifford, English, Garcia, Gilchrist,
Hamrick, Joseph, Lieder, Lindsay, Lukens, Paschal, Rutinel,
Sirota, Smith, Stewart K., Stewart R., Titone, Willford,
Zokaie–Concerning the elimination of the requirement for a
second election to negotiate a union security clause in the
collective bargaining process, and, in connection therewith,
reducing an appropriation.
(Laid Over from April 8, 2025.)
HB25-1174 by Representative(s) Brown and Sirota, Bacon, Boesenecker,
Clifford, Garcia, Gilchrist, Hamrick, Lindsay, Martinez,
McCormick, Rutinel, Story, Velasco, Willford, Zokaie; also
Senator(s) Bridges and Jodeh, Amabile–Concerning limits on the
amounts that certain health insurers may reimburse for the
provision of certain health-care services, and, in connection
therewith, creating the “Support Colorado’s Health-Care Safety
Net Act of 2025".
(Amendment recommended by Health and Human Services Report, dated
February 26, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, February 27, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated March 7, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, March 7,
2025.)
(Laid Over from March 11, 2025.)
HB25-1317 by Representative(s) Bradley and Carter; also Senator(s)
Exum–Concerning the correction of a defect in law that
incorrectly references the standard for provider self-pay
estimates for health-care services.
(Laid Over from April 11, 2025.)
HB25-1223 by Representative(s) Johnson and Lukens; also Senator(s)
Pelton R. and Roberts–Concerning capital needs of rural and
frontier hospitals, and, in connection therewith, directing the
department of public health and environment to conduct a study
and creating a task force to oversee the study.
(Amendment recommended by Health and Human Services Report, dated March
4, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
March 5, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Finance Report, dated March 17, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, March 18,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 15, 2025.)
HB25-1269 by Representative(s) Willford and Valdez; also Senator(s) Ball
and Kipp–Concerning building decarbonization measures, and,
in connection therewith, creating a building decarbonization
enterprise.
(Amendment recommended by Energy and Environment Report, dated March 6,
2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
March 7, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Finance Report, dated March 27, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, March 28,
2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated April 11, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 11,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 15, 2025.)
SB25-045 by Senator(s) Marchman; also Representative(s) McCormick
and Boesenecker–Concerning the analysis of a statewide
universal health-care payment system.
(Laid Over from April 15, 2025.)
SB25-147 by Senator(s) Pelton B. and Kolker; also Representative(s)
Garcia Sander and Lukens–Concerning modifications to the
management of the public employees’ retirement association by
the board of trustees, and, in connection therewith, defining the
board as a local public body for purposes of the open meetings
law, establishing term limits for members of the board, clarifying
that the board must conduct its meetings according to the open
meetings law as a local public body, requiring the board to post
certain meeting-related and financial information of the
association on the association’s website, and clarifying the
authority of the board to manage and administer the association.
(Laid Over from April 15, 2025.)
SB25-173 by Senator(s) Weissman; also Representative(s) Garcia and
Zokaie–Concerning the classification of certain state revenue for
purposes of calculating state fiscal year spending pursuant to
section 20 of article X of the state constitution, and, in
connection therewith, clarifying the statutory definitions of
damage awards and property sale for purposes of calculating
state fiscal year spending.
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated April 11, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 11,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 15, 2025.)
HB25-1325 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Bradley; also Senator(s)
Exum–Concerning updating statutory references to the amended
definition of “eligible person”.
(Laid Over from April 16, 2025.)
SB25-079 by Senator(s) Rich and Roberts; also Representative(s) Taggart
and Jackson–Concerning the “Colorado Vending of Digital
Assets Act”.
(Amendment recommended by Finance Report, dated April 14, 2025, and placed
in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 14, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 16, 2025.)
HB25-1327 by Representative(s) Sirota and Froelich; also Senator(s)
Kipp–Concerning modifications to processes for statewide ballot
measures.
(Amendment recommended by State, Civic, Military, and Veterans Affairs Report,
dated April 14, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, April 15, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-176 by Senator(s) Pelton R. and Snyder, Catlin, Marchman, Pelton
B., Roberts; also Representative(s) Martinez and Winter
T.–Concerning the continuation of the “Commodity Handler and
Farm Products Act”, and, in connection therewith, implementing
the recommendations contained in the 2024 sunset report by the
department of regulatory agencies.
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1322 by Representative(s) Carter and Espenoza; also Senator(s)
Exum and Roberts–Concerning a homeowner’s insurance
carrier’s duty to comply with a policyholder’s request for a copy
of their insurance policy.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated April 15, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 16,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1324 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Luck; also Senator(s) Ball
and Catlin–Concerning clarification of the deadlines that are
applicable to objections and protests concerning valuations of
taxable property.
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1326 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Bradley; also Senator(s)
Ball–Concerning updating terminology related to behavioral
health safety net providers.
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1329 by Representative(s) Mabrey and Soper; also Senator(s) Frizell
and Gonzales J.–Concerning foreign third-party litigation
financing for civil actions.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated April 15, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 16,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-020 by Senator(s) Weissman and Gonzales J.; also Representative(s)
Lindsay and Mabrey–Concerning the enforcement of existing
landlord-tenant law.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated April 15, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 16,
2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-037 by Senator(s) Roberts and Kirkmeyer; also Representative(s)
Taggart and Mauro–Concerning assistance for communities
experiencing energy transition.
(Amendment recommended by Business Affairs and Labor Report, dated April 16,
2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
April 16, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-145 by Senator(s) Kipp; also Representative(s) Lindsay and Zokaie,
Hamrick–Concerning the right of a consumer to cancel
automatic renewal contracts online.
(Amendment recommended by Business Affairs and Labor Report, dated April 16,
2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal,
April 16, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-196 by Senator(s) Jodeh and Mullica; also Representative(s) Lieder
and Jackson–Concerning measures to protect insurance
coverage for preventive health-care services.
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-204 by Senator(s) Catlin and Ball; also Representative(s) Carter and
Luck–Concerning the relocation of a definition in House Bill
24-1266 related to utility company betterment during local
government utility relocation.
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1159 by Representative(s) English and Joseph–Concerning the child
support commission’s legislative recommendations.
(Amendment recommended by Health and Human Services Report, dated
February 12, 2025, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, February 13, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated April 17, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 17,
2025.)
HB25-1214 by Representative(s) Clifford; also Senator(s) Gonzales
J.–Concerning measures to make appropriate use of prison beds.
(Amendment recommended by Judiciary Report, dated March 26, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, March 27,
2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Finance Report, dated April 7, 2025, and placed
in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 9, 2025.)
(Amendment recommended by Appropriations Report, dated April 17, 2025, and
placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 17,
2025.)
SB25-200 by Senator(s) Kolker and Mullica; also Representative(s)
Hamrick and Soper–Concerning targeted measures to
encourage early elementary academic success, and, in connection
therewith, updating methods for assessing certain skills,
identifying struggling readers, and supporting students with
dyslexia.

HJR25-1026 by Representative(s) Weinberg and McCluskie; also Senator(s)Kirkmeyer and Mullica–Concerning designation of Colorado
State Highway 402 from United States Highway 287 to Interstate
25 as the “Rep. Hugh McKean Memorial Highway”.
(Laid Over from April 6, 2025.)
HJR25-1028 by Representative(s) Armagost and Lukens; also Senator(s)
Pelton R. and Roberts–Concerning the Colorado legislative
sportsmen’s caucus, and, in connection therewith, designating
April 25, 2025, as “Sportsmen’s Day”.
(Laid Over from April 6, 2025.)
HJR25-1030 by Representative(s) Winter T. And Bacon, Armagost, Barron,
Bottoms, Bradfield, Bradley, Brooks, Caldwell, Carter, DeGraaf,
Duran, Garcia Sander, Gonzalez R., Hartsook, Johnson, Keltie,
Luck, Pugliese, Richardson, Suckla, Taggart, Weinberg, Woog;
also Senator(s) Mullica, Daugherty–Concerning government
procurement of products with forced labor components.
(Laid Over from April 8, 2025.)
HJR25-1023 by Representative(s) Camacho and Garcia, Duran, Bacon,
Boesenecker, Brown, Carter, Clifford, Espenoza, Froelich,
Gilchrist, Hamrick, Jackson, Joseph, Lieder, Lindsay, Lindstedt,
Mabrey, Martinez, McCormick, Phillips, Rutinel, Rydin, Smith,
Stewart R., Story, Titone, Velasco, Willford, Woodrow, Zokaie;
also Senator(s) Daugherty and Jodeh, Amabile, Ball, Cutter,
Danielson, Gonzales J., Kipp, Michaelson Jenet, Mullica,
Rodriguez, Winter F.–Concerning authorization and direction to
the committee on legal services to retain legal counsel to file a
lawsuit on behalf of the general assembly in state district court
to determine the constitutionality of the Taxpayer’s Bill of
Rights, section 20 of article X of the state constitution.
(Amendment recommended by Finance Report, dated April 7, 2025, and placed
in member’s bill file; Report also printed in House Journal, April 9, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 10, 2025.)
SJR25-017 by Senator(s )
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Pugliese–Concerning honoring Petty Officer First Class Daniel
T. Griffin, and, in connection therewith, designating the North
Academy Bridge as the “Naval Aviation Pilot and Aviation
Machinist Mate Petty Officer First Class Daniel T. Griffin
Bridge”.
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)

HB25-1147 by Representative(s) Mabrey and Velasco, Bacon, Carter,
Garcia, Gilchrist, Zokaie; also Senator(s) Amabile and
Weissman, Gonzales J., Hinrichsen–Concerning measures to
ensure that municipal court defendants are subject to similar
conditions as state court defendants.
(Adopted by House as printed in House Journal, March 7, 2025.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal; April 3, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 6, 2025.)
HB25-1117 by Representative(s) Joseph and Boesenecker; also Senator(s)
Gonzales J. And Weissman–Concerning the regulation of vehicle
immobilization companies.
(Adopted by House as printed in House Journal, March 26, 2025.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal; April 16, 2025.)
HB25-1154 by Representative(s) Brown and Froelich; also Senator(s) Jodeh
and Amabile–Concerning communication services for people
with disabilities, and, in connection therewith, creating the
communication services for people with disabilities enterprise
and making and reducing an appropriation.
(Adopted by House as printed in House Journal, March 11, 2025.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal; April 16, 2025.)
HB25-1219 by Representative(s) Phillips and Barron; also Senator(s)
Mullica and Frizell–Concerning requirements for metropolitan
districts that aid the public’s understanding of metropolitan
districts.
(Adopted by House as printed in House Journal, March 19, 2025.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal; April 16, 2025.)
HB25-1272 by Representative(s) Bird and Boesenecker, Pugliese,
Armagost, Bradley, Caldwell, Camacho, Clifford, Espenoza,
Gilchrist, Gonzalez R., Hartsook, Keltie, Lindstedt, Phillips,
Rydin, Soper, Stewart R., Taggart, Weinberg, Winter T., Woog;
also Senator(s) Coleman and Roberts, Lundeen, Frizell,
Michaelson Jenet, Mullica, Pelton B., Snyder–Concerning
housing.
(Adopted by House as printed in House Journal, March 31, 2025.)
(Amended as printed in Senate Journal; April 16, 2025.)

(Conference Committee(s) has/have been appointed, but has/have not reported. The only Housemotions in order at this point: Request permission for the committee to go beyond the scope of
the differences between the House and the Senate; Adhere to or Recede from the House
position.)
SB25-212 by Senator(s) Kirkmeyer and Bridges, Amabile; also
Representative(s) Taggart and Bird, Sirota–Concerning the
temporary use of the Centennial correctional facility-south c-
tower to house inmates during the Sterling correctional facility
access controls project, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-214 by Senator(s) Bridges and Amabile, Kirkmeyer; also
Representative(s) Sirota and Taggart, Bird–Concerning
reimbursements for eligible meals provided through the healthy
school meals for all program, and, in connection therewith,
making and reducing an appropriation.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-226 by Senator(s) Amabile and Kirkmeyer, Bridges; also
Representative(s) Bird and Taggart, Sirota–Concerning an
extension of the renamed complementary and integrative health
program for a person with a primary condition resulting in a total
inability for independent ambulation, and, in connection
therewith, making an appropriation.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-228 by Senator(s) Amabile and Bridges, Kirkmeyer; also
Representative(s) Bird and Sirota, Taggart–Concerning the
creation of a cash fund within the Colorado healthcare
affordability and sustainability enterprise for premiums paid by
individuals to buy in to the state medical assistance programs for
low-income individuals with disabilities, and, in connection
therewith, making and reducing appropriations.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-229 by Senator(s) Kirkmeyer and Bridges, Amabile; also
Representative(s) Bird and Taggart, Sirota–Concerning
medicaid reimbursement for community health workers, and, in
connection therewith, reducing an appropriation.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-254 by Senator(s) Bridges and Amabile, Kirkmeyer; also
Representative(s) Bird and Taggart, Sirota–Concerning The
stationary sources control fund.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-257 by Senator(s) Bridges and Kirkmeyer, Amabile; also
Representative(s) Bird and Taggart, Sirota–Concerning
modification of annual transfers from the general fund to the
state highway fund.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-258 by Senator(s) Bridges and Kirkmeyer, Amabile; also
Representative(s) Bird and Sirota, Taggart–Concerning a
temporary reduction in the road safety surcharge, and, in
connection therewith, modifying the allocation of revenues from
the surcharge to increase allocations to counties and
municipalities during the temporary reduction.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-261 by Senator(s) Amabile and Kirkmeyer, Bridges; also
Representative(s) Bird and Sirota, Taggart–Concerning the
administration of the property tax deferral program, and, in
connection therewith, authorizing appropriations from specified
cash funds for the 2025-26 state fiscal year only to fund such
administration.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-262 by Senator(s) Amabile and Kirkmeyer, Bridges; also
Representative(s) Bird and Taggart, Sirota–Concerning
changes to the amount of money in the capital construction fund.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-268 by Senator(s) Bridges and Kirkmeyer, Amabile; also
Representative(s) Bird and Sirota, Taggart–Concerning changes
to money in the marijuana tax cash fund, and, in connection
therewith, reducing an appropriation.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-270 by Senator(s) Bridges and Amabile; also Representative(s) Bird
and Sirota–Concerning nursing facility fees collected by the
Colorado healthcare affordability and sustainability enterprise,
and, in connection therewith, authorizing the enterprise to
provide additional services to nursing facilities in exchange for
the fees collected and making and reducing appropriations.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
SB25-206 by Senator(s) Bridges, Amabile, Kirkmeyer; also Representative(s) Bird, Sirota, Taggart–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, 2025, except as otherwise noted.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Bird, Chair, Sirota, Taggart
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Amabile, Kirkmeyer
(Conference Committee granted permission to go beyond the scope of the
differences between the two chambers.)
HB25-1006 by Representative(s) Lukens and Hartsook; also Senator(s)
Bridges and Kolker–Concerning allowing a school district to
lease district property for any term of years.
House Conferees: Representative(s) Lukens, Chair, Boesenecker, Hartsook
Senate Conferees: Senator(s) Bridges, Chair, Kolker, Bright

–HR Department
–Discussion Regarding Enabling Committee Video
–Executive Committee Letter to Interim Committee Chairs
–2026 Session Start Date

–Consideration of Potential Legislation/Review Bill Drafts;
Consideration of Requests for Information; Meet as Necessary for
General JBC Business

SB25-168 Armagost and Espenoza–Prevention of Wildlife
Trafficking
SB25-053 Joseph and Velasco–Protect Wild Bison
SB25-054 Martinez and McCormick–Mining Reclamation and
Interstate Compact
SB25-040 McCormick and Martinez–Future of Sev Taxes and
Water Funding Task Force
HB25-1332 McCormick–State Trust Lands Conserv and Recreation
Work Group

HB25-1311 McCluskie and Soper–Deductions for Net Sports
Betting Proceeds
SB25-081 Bird and Sirota–Treasurer’s Office
SB25-049 Martinez and Winter T.–Continue Wildlife Habitat
Stamp Program
SB25-018 Taggart–Online Search of Sales and Use Tax
HB25-1296 Garcia and Zokaie–Tax Expenditure Adjustment
(FOR ACTION ONLY)
HB25-1297 Brown and Gilchrist–Health Insurance Affordability
Enterprise Update
SB25-274 Lindstedt and Hartsook–Amend Delivery Reqmnts
Wine Direct Shipping

SB25-279 Duran and Hartsook–Colorado Code of Military
Justice Updates
HJR25-1029 Marshall and Rutinel–Military History Erasure
Recognition
HCR25-1003 DeGraaf–Person’s Rights Related to Their Children
SB25-205 Espenoza and Lindstedt–Firearm Serial Number
Check Req Procedure
SB25-275 Luck and Espenoza–Nonsubstantive Relocation of
Definitions in CRS
SB25-271 Espenoza and Luck–Repeal Obsolete Family and
Medical Leave Study
SB25-202 Bradley and Espenoza–Repeal Climate Change
Markets Grant Program
SB25-203 Bradley and Carter–CDPHE Funds Usage Public
Water Sys Grant Contracts
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HB25-1169 by Representative(s) Boesenecker and Mabrey; also Senator(s) Gonzales J. and Exum--
Concerning the promotion of residential development on qualifying properties.
(Local Government and Housing recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 28, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)

SB25-169 by Senator(s) Jodeh and Pelton R.; also Representative(s) Zokaie--Concerning the
implementation of a restaurant meals program for certain recipients of the supplemental nutrition
assistance program.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-195 by Senator(s) Marchman and Michaelson Jenet; also Representative(s) Stewart K.--
Concerning the continuation of the rural alcohol and substance abuse prevention and treatment
program, and, in connection therewith, implementing the recommendation contained in the 2024
sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)

SB25-276 by Senator(s) Gonzales J. and Weissman; also Representative(s) Velasco and Garcia--
Concerning measures to prevent the violation of the civil rights of persons in Colorado based on
immigration status, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 15, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
HB25-1283 by Representative(s) Duran and Winter T.; also Senator(s) Marchman and Liston--Concerning
measures that implement the wild horse working group's legislative recommendations.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-008 by Senator(s) Hinrichsen and Kipp; also Representative(s) Froelich--Concerning adjustments
to the necessary document program administered by the office of health equity in the department
of public health and environment.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-069 by Senator(s) Catlin and Roberts; also Representative(s) Lukens and Velasco--Concerning the
use of traction devices on motor vehicles on highways for winter conditions.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-075 by Senator(s) Gonzales J.; also Representative(s) Espenoza and Bacon--Concerning the motor
vehicle dealer board's consideration of an individual's criminal convictions when issuing a
license.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-122 by Senator(s) Coleman and Simpson; also Representative(s) Bacon and English--Concerning
extending the Emily Keyes - John W. Buckner organ and tissue donation awareness fund
indefinitely.
THIRD READING OF BILLS - FINAL PASSAGE - CONT'D
SB25-126 by Senator(s) Snyder; also Representative(s) Espenoza--Concerning the "Uniform Antitrust Pre-
Merger Notification act", and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
SB25-155 by Senator(s) Gonzales J. and Ball; also Representative(s) Clifford--Concerning the creation of
an advisory council for persons who are incarcerated.
(Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)

HB25-1289 by Representative(s) Zokaie and Richardson; also Senator(s) Weissman and Frizell--
Concerning property tax exemptions for real property leased to public entities.

SB25-030 by Senator(s) Winter F. and Hinrichsen; also Representative(s) Froelich--Concerning measures
to increase transportation mode choice to reduce emissions.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 13, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SB25-161 by Senator(s) Winter F. and Jodeh; also Representative(s) Lindstedt and Froelich--Concerning
transit reform, and, in connection therewith, creating study, planning, and reporting
requirements; increasing coordination among transit agencies, government, and planning
organizations; authorizing the regional transportation district to enter into service partnership
agreements; creating a regional transportation district accountability committee; adding
nonvoting members to the regional transportation district board of directors; and requiring the
regional transportation district to emphasize ridership growth, worker retention, safety, and
statewide climate goals.
(Transportation and Energy recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
March 6, 2025.)
(Appropriations recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 15, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)
SCR25-002 by Senator(s) Danielson and Michaelson Jenet; also Representative(s) Duran--Submitting to
the registered electors of the state of Colorado an amendment to the Colorado constitution
concerning allowing Colorado lawmakers to pass laws that permit victims of childhood sexual
abuse to bring a civil claim for the sexual abuse regardless of when the sexual abuse occurred.
HB25-1225 by Representative(s) Woodrow and Velasco; also Senator(s) Hinrichsen--Concerning the
creation of the "Freedom From Intimidation In Elections Act" to prohibit an individual from
intimidating, threatening, or coercing any individual for engaging in certain election-related
activities.
HB25-1004 by Representative(s) Woodrow and Mabrey; also Senator(s) Gonzales J. and Hinrichsen--
Concerning pricing coordination by landlords.
(Business, Labor, and Technology recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
April 16, 2025.)
SB25-273 by Senator(s) Roberts; also Representative(s) Smith and Soper--Concerning the retention of
blood draws for fourteen days for use in investigations.
(Health and Human Services recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal,
April 16, 2025.)
HB25-1096 by Representative(s) Smith and Brown; also Senator(s) Ball and Kipp--Concerning automated
permitting for residential clean energy technology projects.

SJR25-015 by Senator(s) Kolker; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning the designation of a portion of
Colorado State Highway 58 as the "Officer Evan A. Dunn Memorial Highway".
(Laid Over from March 21, 2025.)

SB25-083 by Senator(s) Daugherty and Frizell; also Representative(s) Brown and Garcia Sander--
Concerning limitations on restrictive employment agreements.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 11, 2025.)
(Laid Over from April 16, 2025.)
SB25-055 by Senator(s) Winter F. and Marchman; also Representative(s) Joseph and Bacon--Concerning
measures to involve youth in environmental justice, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, April 17, 2025.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR'S VETOES
SB25-077 by Senator(s) Kipp and Rich; also Representative(s) Carter and Soper--Concerning
modifications to the "Colorado Open Records Act".
(Vetoed by the Governor on April 17, 2025, as printed in Senate Journal, April 17, 2025.)
(Requires 24 votes.)

MEMBER OF THE
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES’ RETIREMENT BENEFIT PLANS
effective July 11, 2024, for a term expiring July 10, 2028:
Taylor McLemore of Denver, Colorado to serve as a representative with experience and
competence in investment, management, finance, banking, economics, accounting
pension administration or actuarial analysis, reappointed.
(Committee on Finance recommends the above appointment be confirmed.)
MEMBERS OF THE
BOARD OF MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATORS
for terms expiring August 10, 2028:
Josh Brodbeck of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a representative of the public at large,
appointed;
David Williams of Littleton, Colorado, to serve as a licensed mortgage loan originator,
appointed;
Natalie Lawson of Greenwood Village, Colorado, to serve as a licensed mortgage loan
originator, appointed.
(Committee on Business, Labor and Technology recommends the above appointments be
confirmed.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS - CONSENT CALENDAR - CONT'D
MEMBER OF THE
UNINSURED EMPLOYER BOARD
for a term expiring September 1, 2027:
Jason Wardrip of Aurora, Colorado, to serve as a representative of labor organizations,
appointed.
(Committee on Business, Labor and Technology recommends the above appointment be
confirmed.)
MEMBER OF THE
STATEWIDE INTERNET PORTAL AUTHORITY
effective June 2, 2024, for a term expiring June 1, 2028:
Ernesto Chavez of Westminster, Colorado, to represent local government, reappointed.
(Committee on Business, Labor and Technology recommends the above appointment be
confirmed.)
MEMBERS OF THE
STATE PLUMBING BOARD
for a term expiring July 1, 2025:
Sarah Harkssen of Thornton, Colorado, to serve as a representative of master plumbers,
occasioned by the resignation of Sonny Welch of Castle Rock, Colorado, appointed;
effective July 2, 2024, for a term expiring July 1, 2028:
John Hill of Colorado Springs, Colorado, to serve as a plumbing contractor, reappointed.
(Committee on Business, Labor and Technology recommends the above appointments be
confirmed.)
CONSIDERATION OF GOVERNOR'S APPOINTMENTS - CONSENT CALENDAR - CONT'D
MEMBERS OF THE
STATE ELECTRICAL BOARD
for a term expiring July 1, 2025:
Benjamin Larkin of Castle Rock, Colorado, to serve as an electrical contractor who has a
masters’ license, occasioned by the resignation of Elva Dianne Lynch of Commerce City,
Colorado, appointed;
for a term expiring July 1, 2026:
Tyler Bain of Brighton, Colorado, to serve as an electrical utility professional member,
appointed;
for terms expiring July 1, 2027:
Thomas Kiel of Sterling, Colorado, to serve as an electrical contractor who has a masters’
license, reappointed;
Mark Montoya of Ouray, Colorado, to serve as a master electrician who is not an
electrical contractor, appointed;
Adam Quintana of Westminster, Colorado, to serve as a building official from a political
subdivision of the state performing electrical inspections, appointed;
Yvette Roman of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a general contractor actively engaged in
the building industry, appointed.
(Committee on Business, Labor and Technology recommends the above appointments be
confirmed.)

MEMBER OF THE
COLORADO RACING COMMISSION
effective July 2, 2024, for a term expiring July 1, 2028:
John Hammes of Holly, Colorado, a Republican from the Fourth Congressional District,
to serve as a representative of the racing industry, appointed.
(Committee on Finance recommends the above appointment be confirmed.)
(Laid Over from April 17, 2025.)

HR Department
Discussion Regarding Enabling Committee Video
Executive Committee Letter to Interim Committee Chairs
2026 Session Start Date

Consideration of Potential Legislation/Review Bill Drafts; Consideration of Requests for
Information; Meet as Necessary for General JBC Business

HB25-1307 by Representative(s) Luck and Carter; also Senator(s) Ball and Rich--Updating Technical
References in Education Law

SB25-281 by Senator(s) Carson and Snyder; also Representative(s) (None)--Increase Penalties Careless
Driving
(FOR ACTION ONLY)
SB25-298 by Senator(s) Daugherty and Lundeen; also Representative(s) Lindsay and Lukens--Remove
Term Homosexuality from Crim Code
SB25-288 by Senator(s) Rodriguez; also Representative(s) (None)--Intimate Digital Depictions Crim and
Civil Actions