We've been in the trenches fighting hard for you! We successfully halted three bills in committee that threatened school choice and public safety. We're committed to defending your rights and choices in Colorado. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue this important work together!

Education Committee Republicans

HB24-1363

Charter Schools Accountability



Rejected in Committee

Representative Catlin

HB24-1435

Colorado Water Conservation Board Projects

Passed the Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources Committee

Representative Catlin

SB24-026

Agriculture & Natural Resources Public Engagement Requirement

Passed the House

Education Committee Republicans

HB24-1310

School Safety Measures

Rejected in Committee

Representative Taggart

SB24-023

Hold Harmless for Error in GIS Database Data

Passed the House

Representative Hartsook

SB24-010

Dentist & Dental Hygienist Compact

Passed the Health & Human Services Committee

Representative Taggart

SB24-024

Local Lodging Tax Reporting on Sales Return



Passed the Finance Committee

Representative Soper

SB24-161

Parks & Wildlife Licenses & Passes

Passed the House

Representative Bradley

HB24-1247

Digital Education Materials 

Passed the Education Committee

Transportation, Housing and Local Government Committee Republicans

HB24-1239

Single-Exit Stairway Multifamily Structure

Rejected in Committee

Representative Winter

SB24-035

Strengthening Enforcement of Human Trafficking

Signed into Law

Representative Frizell

HB24-1269

Modification of Recording Fees

Passed the House

Senate Bill 24-086

Breast Cancer Screening Fund

Rep. Ron Weinberg - Prime Sponsor

This bill would transfer $500,000 to the Breast Cancer Screening Fund.

This bill will be heard in the Finance Committee on

Monday, April 15

at 1:30 PM.

Senate Bill 24-125

Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children

Rep. Gabe Evans - Prime Sponsor

If this bill passes, it will update the current Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children to align with current practice standards across member states.

This bill will be heard in the Health & Human Services Committee on

Tuesday, April 16

upon adjournment (typically around 10:00/10:30 AM).

House Bill 24-1141

Local Government Control Over Burn Barrel Regulation 

Rep. Ty Winter - Prime Sponsor

If passed, this bill would give local governments the authority to regulate burning in burn barrels rather than state agencies.

This bill will be heard in the Energy & Environment Committee on

Thursday, April 18

at 1:30 PM.

House Bill 24-1366

Sustainable Local Government Community Planning 

If this wide-ranging bill passes, local governments, CDOT, and the state government will be required to give additional consideration to potential climate impacts when creating building and transportation plans.

This bill will be heard in the Transportation, Housing & Local Government Committee on

Tuesday, April 16

upon adjournment (typically around 10:00/10:30 AM).

Senate Bill 24-053

Racial Equity Study

This bill requiring a study on the ongoing effects of slavery and systemic racism in Colorado, is criticized for its potential to pave the way for reparations, resembling California's controversial approach and possibly leading to significant budgetary implications, despite its proponents' claims of focusing on racial equity.

This bill will be heard in the Health & Human Services Committee on

Monday, April 15

at 1:30 PM.

Senate Bill 24-131

Prohibiting Carrying Firearms in Sensitive Spaces

If passed, this bill will limit where law-abiding citizens can carry firearms in public. While it exempts certain groups like law enforcement, it unfairly penalizes responsible gun owners. The increased fines for repeat offenses and expanded restrictions near polling places only make it harder for people to defend themselves. It's a clear infringement on gun rights.

This bill will be heard in the Judiciary Committee on

Tuesday, April 16

upon adjournment (typically around 10:00/10:30 AM).

The Mighty 19 will be working this Sunday. A little preview of what we may see.

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