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Colorado Bill Mandates Preventive Kidney Screening Coverage

Colorado HB26-1019 mandates that insurance policies and contracts provide total-cost coverage for preventive kidney function screening services. This coverage will apply to large employer health benefit policies issued or renewed after January 1, 2027, and individual and small group plans issued or renewed on or after January 1, 2028.

Priority review Rule Healthcare
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Colorado Bill: Voluntary Alcohol Breath Test for Drivers

Colorado Bill SB26-132 proposes a new requirement for law enforcement officers to offer drivers involved in collisions resulting in death or serious injury a voluntary preliminary breath test for alcohol. The bill clarifies the advisement process for drivers regarding their right to refuse the test.

Priority review Rule Criminal Justice
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Colorado Bill on Legacy Giving to Charities

Colorado bill SB26-118 establishes new requirements for financial institutions regarding the payment of designated benefits to charities upon a donor's death. Covered entities must pay benefits within 60 days of receiving an affidavit, with specific provisions for handling creditor claims and preventing certain account or personal information requirements.

Priority review Rule Financial Services
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Colorado County Commissioner Redistricting Bill HB26-1038

Colorado bill HB26-1038 amends current law regarding county commissioner redistricting. It requires the appointment of independent redistricting commissions, modifies criteria for commission members, and introduces new measures for district competitiveness. The bill also allows for legal challenges to adopted plans.

Priority review Rule Elections & Redistricting
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Colorado Bill Increases Traffic Violation Penalties

Colorado Bill SB26-035 proposes to increase penalties for certain traffic violations, including illegal overtaking and multiple speeding offenses within specified periods. The bill also clarifies no-passing zone indicators and mandates the prioritization of signage for high-incident areas.

Priority review Rule Transportation
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Colorado Early Childhood Services Bill Updates

Colorado Bill HB26-1259 makes significant changes to early childhood services, including clarifying licensing exemptions, updating provider reimbursements, modifying funding for the universal preschool program, and adjusting advisory body memberships. The bill aims to streamline requirements and clarify existing provisions for early care and education providers.

Priority review Rule Social Services
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Colorado Transportation Safety Statutes Modifications

Colorado Bill HB26-1237 proposes modifications to transportation safety statutes. Key changes include clarifying tire requirements, prohibiting parking in bike lanes, updating rules for moving obstructing vehicles, and standardizing terminology for collisions to 'crash' or 'incident'. The bill is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

Priority review Rule Transportation
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Colorado Bill Prohibits Monetary Assessments Against Juveniles

Colorado HB26-1232 proposes to prohibit courts and the state from assessing or collecting administrative fees, costs, and surcharges against juveniles or their parents/guardians. This applies to crimes committed when the juvenile was under 18 and sentenced before age 21. The bill is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

Priority review Rule Judicial Administration
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Colorado Bill: Court Actions for Failure to Appear in Court

Colorado's SB26-112 proposes amendments to current law regarding conditions for pretrial release for defendants who have previously failed to appear in court. The bill clarifies when monetary conditions can be imposed for certain offenses and addresses situations where a defendant's counsel is present.

Priority review Rule Judicial Administration
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Colorado Bill Modifies County Enforcement Authority for Property Issues

Colorado Bill HB26-1239 proposes modifications to county enforcement authority regarding property issues, including the removal of rubbish, weeds, brush, and the securing or removal of hazardous buildings. The bill also addresses violations of zoning resolutions or ordinances. It is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

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