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ColoradoBill · HB 1341Became law5mo ago

Colorado agriculture authority would return bond allocations on November 15

Colorado Agricultural Development Authority Bond Allocation Service Period · Sponsors: Dusty Johnson (R), Rod Pelton (R) +1 more · 9 cosponsors

The signed act sets November 15 deadlines for the agriculture authority’s bond allocations, but a referendum could require voter approval before it takes effect.

Agriculture · Civil Rights & Voting

ColoradoBill · HB 1405Became law5mo ago

State treasurer transfers money from special funds to general fund

Cash Fund Transfers to General Fund · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 1 cosponsor

Colorado’s state treasurer must move specified amounts and some unspent balances from dedicated program funds into the general fund on dates beginning in 2026.

Education · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1429Became law5mo ago

State would group counties to coordinate public benefit services

County Administration Public Assistance Programs · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 16 cosponsors

State agencies would centralize benefit fraud work in one county and organize counties into shared work groups, with full rollout depending on working technology.

Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1252Became law5mo ago

State emergency offices would coordinate disaster recovery and communications

Updates to State Emergency Response Departments & Divisions · Sponsors: Janice Marchman (D), John Carson (R) +2 more · 6 cosponsors

If it takes effect, the act would assign statewide recovery coordination to emergency management officials and set rules for survivor information, volunteers, and communication services.

Emergency Management · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1298Became law5mo ago

Colorado agencies would check criminal histories for child-welfare homes

Background Checks for Child Welfare Placements · Sponsors: Gretchen Rydin (D), Lisa Cutter (D) +1 more · 27 cosponsors

If effective, Colorado officials would screen people connected to foster-care and kinship-care homes and limit who can receive detailed criminal-history records.

Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1411Became law5mo ago

Act sets health coverage limits for some immigrant Coloradans

Changes to Cover All Coloradans Program · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +3 more · 29 cosponsors

Certain pregnant people and children who lack medical assistance because of immigration status would receive coverage subject to service limits, enrollment controls, and funding conditions.

Healthcare · Immigration

ColoradoBill · HB 1343Became law5mo ago

Administrative hearings may use requested electronic notices and decisions

Electronic Process in Competency & Administrative Hearings · Sponsors: Chad Clifford (D), Janice Marchman (D) +1 more · 13 cosponsors

If it takes effect, Colorado agencies could send hearing notices and decisions electronically when the affected person or party has documented a request or consent.

AI & Privacy · Civil Rights & Voting

ColoradoBill · HB 1116Became law5mo ago

Behavioral health facilities would change discharge follow-up and licensing steps

Process for People with Behavioral Health Disorder · Sponsors: Gretchen Rydin (D), Matt Ball (D) +1 more · 15 cosponsors

Signed legislation would require discharge follow-up attempts within 72 hours and set building-safety rules for behavioral health license applications, subject to exceptions and the act’s effective date.

Healthcare · Mental Health

ColoradoBill · HB 1414Became law5mo ago

Medical record requests would cap fees and require timely delivery

Medical Record Requests · Sponsors: Cathy Kipp (D), Dylan Roberts (D) +2 more · 15 cosponsors

Patients and their attorneys would face a $400 cap for certain large record requests and could receive eligible electronic records under set deadlines, subject to the act's effective-date rules.

Consumer Protection · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1363Became law5mo ago

State reserve rules set 13 percent for 2026-27 and 15 percent after

Temporarily Reduce General Fund Reserve · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 3 cosponsors

The signed act sets aside 13 percent of general fund appropriations for 2026-27 and 15 percent afterward, with specified deductions from those amounts.

Mental Health · Public Safety

ColoradoBill · HB 1412Became law5mo ago

Colorado health department may use sampling to recover Medicaid overpayments

Department of Health Care Policy & Financing Statistical Sampling & Extrapolation · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 4 cosponsors

Colorado’s health care department would be able to use statistical samples to recover certain Medicaid overpayments, with review rights for affected providers.

Consumer Protection · Healthcare

ColoradoBill · HB 1207Became law5mo ago

Private employers would report workforce demographic data to Colorado

Disclosure of Demographic Workforce Data · Sponsors: Cathy Kipp (D), Jamie Jackson (D) +2 more · 15 cosponsors

Beginning July 1, 2027, qualifying private employers would report workforce demographic data to Colorado, unless a referendum delays or blocks the act.

Economy & Jobs · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1380Became law5mo ago

Colorado schedules the judicial discipline ombudsman law for repeal

Repeal Office of Judicial Discipline Ombudsman · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 2 cosponsors

Colorado schedules the law governing its judicial discipline ombudsman office and related oversight rules for repeal on July 1, 2027.

Criminal Justice · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1226Became law5mo ago

Power plants would face pollution-control and reporting requirements

Manage Emissions from Electric Generating Units · Sponsors: Alex Valdez (D), Brianna Titone (D) +23 more · 16 cosponsors

Covered power plants operating beyond 2034 would face pollution limits and controls, while utilities under federal orders would report related costs and operations.

Environment & Energy · Mental Health

ColoradoBill · HB 1417Became law5mo ago

Testing providers would offer exams and courses accessibly

Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act Testing Entities · Sponsors: Dylan Roberts (D), Janice Rich (R) +2 more · 21 cosponsors

If it takes effect, covered exam and course providers would have to offer accessible testing or another accessible arrangement for people with disabilities.

Civil Rights & Voting · Disability Rights

ColoradoBill · SB 155Became law5mo ago

Colorado insurers would fund grants for stronger homeowner roofs

Increase Access Homeowner's Insurance Enterprise · Sponsors: Janice Marchman (D), Julie McCluskie (D) +2 more · 26 cosponsors

Beginning in 2027, Colorado insurers would pay a fee to fund possible grants that help homeowners install roofs designed to resist hail and wind.

Economy & Jobs · Environment & Energy

ColoradoBill · HB 1428Became law5mo ago

State officials would review online and part-time school programs

Administration of Publicly Funded Education Programs · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 25 cosponsors

The Department of Education must review online and part-time programs by November 1, 2026, and may extend the current statewide program administrator's authorization.

Education · Government & Ethics

ColoradoBill · HB 1409Became law5mo ago

State treasurer would direct marijuana tax money to schools and state funds

Marijuana Tax Cash Fund Distributions · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 1 cosponsor

Starting July 1, 2026, the state treasurer would send specified retail marijuana tax revenue to public schools and marijuana-related state funds.

Education · Public Safety

ColoradoBill · HB 1399Became law5mo ago

State treasurer changes annual transportation fund transfers

Eliminate General Fund Transfer to Multimodal Transportation Fund · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Emily Sirota (D) +4 more · 3 cosponsors

The signed act changes when Colorado sends general-fund money to its multimodal transportation fund and may reduce related 2026-27 project funding.

Public Safety · Taxes & Budget

ColoradoBill · HB 1328Became law5mo ago

Colorado sets rules for Medicaid ride services and broker changes

Medicaid Nonemergency Medical Transportation · Sponsors: Barbara Kirkmeyer (R), Katie Stewart (D) +2 more · 44 cosponsors

Beginning July 1, 2026, Colorado would use detailed safety, payment, broker, and federal-funding rules for Medicaid nonemergency rides.

Consumer Protection · Healthcare