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Colorado Property Tax Administrative Procedures Bill

Colorado's SB26-046 modifies property tax administrative procedures, including deadlines for applications, appeals, and notices of valuation. The bill also adjusts thresholds for tax abatements and refunds and clarifies information transmission requirements for county assessors and boards of county commissioners. These changes are set to take effect for the 2026 regular session.

Colorado Bill: Nonemergency Medical Transportation Services for Medicaid

Colorado Bill SB26-063 proposes new requirements for nonemergency medical transportation services for Medicaid members. The bill mandates that transportation brokers contract with at least five providers and allows Medicaid members to preapprove services and choose preferred providers.

Colorado Bill Modifies Overtime Income Tax for 2026

Colorado Senate Bill 26-056 proposes to modify the state income tax on overtime compensation, applying the change only to the 2026 income tax year. The bill aims to alter how overtime compensation excluded from federal gross income is treated for state income tax purposes.

Colorado Bill HB26-1137: Campaign Consultant Requirements

Colorado Bill HB26-1137 proposes new requirements for campaign consultants, including prohibitions against representing adverse interests or supporting opposing candidates without client consent. The bill allows for civil suits by aggrieved persons alleging violations.

Colorado Bill: Bipartisan Election Judges for Mail Ballot Signature Verification

Colorado's HB26-1080 proposes requiring county clerks to use bipartisan election judge teams for mail ballot signature verification, replacing the current single-judge system. The Secretary of State would adopt rules for this new procedure. The bill is currently under consideration in the 2026 Regular Session.

Colorado Bill Expands Voter Transparency for Ballot Measures

Colorado bill HB26-1084, introduced for the 2026 regular session, aims to enhance voter transparency regarding the funding of initiated statewide ballot measures. The bill mandates specific language in ballot titles and information booklets to disclose the projected impact on state expenditure program areas.

Colorado Youthful Offender System Updates

Colorado Bill HB26-1064 updates the state's youthful offender system by revising eligibility, emphasizing trauma-informed care, and expanding procedural protections for participants with disabilities. The bill also adds data reporting requirements for the Department of Corrections.

Colorado Enacts Uniform Assignment for Benefit of Creditors Act

Colorado has enacted the Uniform Assignment for Benefit of Creditors Act, establishing a new framework for the transfer of assets by an assignor to an assignee for the benefit of creditors. The act outlines specific duties for assignors and assignees, including fiduciary responsibilities for the assignee and notification requirements for creditors.

Executive Order 652: Ban on Motor Vehicle Travel in Certain Counties

Massachusetts Executive Order 652 imposes a temporary ban on motor vehicle travel in specific counties to ensure public safety. The order details the affected counties and the duration of the travel restriction. This measure is enacted to manage a public safety situation.

Executive Order 651: Single-Stair Multifamily Buildings

Massachusetts Executive Order 651 facilitates the development of safe and affordable single-stair multifamily residential buildings. This order aims to streamline building processes and encourage the construction of more housing units across the state.