We hit the one-hundredth day of session earlier this week. With less than 20 days left to go, the Mighty 19 are using every tool in the toolbox to keep the Supermajority in check, and sending the message that our voices will be heard. We will not be silenced during the final days of session!

Colorado House Republicans

HB24-1349

Amendments L.006, L.018, L.017, L.019

Amendments Adopted

Representative Soper

HB24-1345

Sunset Human Trafficking Council

Passed the House

Representative Hartsook

HB24-1270

Amendment L.010

Amendment Adopted

Representative Evans

SB24-125

Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children

Passed the Health & Human Services Committee

Representative Weinberg

SB24-108

Prohibit Unauthorized Use Public Safety Radio

Passed the House

Representative Taggart

HB24-1097

Military Family Occupational Credentialing

Signed into Law

Representative Armagost

HB24-1445

Probation & Parole Reporting & Fee Conditions

Passed the Judiciary Committee



Representative Soper

SJR24-019

Colorado Youth Entrepreneurship Awareness Week

Passed the House

Representative Armagost

HB24-1074

Aggravated Cruelty to Law Enforcement Animals

Signed into Law

House Concurrent Resolution 24-1005

Parents' Bill of Rights

Rep. Ken DeGraaf - Prime Sponsor

The "Parents’ Bill of Rights" resolution sponsored by Rep. DeGraaf, allows Colorado voters to decide on establishing parental rights, including education and upbringing. Testifying supports the affirmation of parental involvement in children's lives amidst concerns of diminishing rights, offering voters a chance to voice their concerns without additional fiscal implications.

This bill will be heard in the State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs Committee on

Monday, April 22

at 1:30 PM.

Senate Bill 24-126

Conservation Easement Income Tax Credit

Rep. Mike Lynch - Prime Sponsor

This bill extends the Conservation Easement Oversight Commission and increases the cap on conservation easement tax credits to $75 million. It allows pass-through entities and insurance companies to utilize these credits. By supporting conservation efforts, preserving wildlife habitats, and aiding rural economies, this bill benefits Colorado's environment and local communities. Testifying in favor of this bill can help protect natural spaces and support sustainable land management practices.

This bill will be heard in the Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources Committee on

Monday, April 22

at 1:30 PM.

House Concurrent Resolution 24-1001

Senior Property Tax Exemption Portability

Reps. Stephanie Luck & Ken DeGraaf - Prime Sponsors

The "Senior Property Tax Exemption Portability" resolution sponsored by Reps. Luck & DeGraaf, allows seniors and surviving spouses in Colorado who previously qualified for a property tax exemption on a different primary residence since 2016 to claim this exemption on their current homes, regardless of ownership duration. This helps seniors downsize or relocate without financial penalties and may increase voter engagement on issues affecting older citizens.

This bill will be heard in the Finance Committee on

Monday, April 22

at 1:30 PM.

House Bill 24-1460

Law Enforcement Misconduct

This bill allows a police officer to be criminally charged and personally civilly sued with no limits for something as vague as "unprofessional" conduct. Departments often have standards of professional grooming or dress. Are your shoes not shined enough? Are your clothes not ironed enough? These could both be grounds for a lawsuit if this bill passes. Please come testify against this awful bill!

This bill will be heard in the Judiciary Committee on

Tuesday, April 23

at 1:30 PM.

Senate Bill 24-171

Restoration of Wolverines

This bill authorizes the reintroduction of the North American wolverine in Colorado, potentially endangering livestock and affecting land use activities, without clear provisions for compensation or sustainable management, risking environmental and economic consequences.

This bill will be heard in the Agriculture, Water & Natural Resources Committee on

Monday, April 22

at 1:30 PM.

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