Colorado HB26-1170: Supplemental Appropriation to Department of Transportation

Colorado HB26-1170 enacts a supplemental appropriation to the state's Department of Transportation. The bill passed the legislature and was signed into law, providing additional funds for the department's operations.

Colorado HB26-1171: Treasury Supplemental Appropriation Bill

Colorado HB26-1171 enacts a supplemental appropriation to the department of the treasury for the 2026 regular session. The bill has passed both houses and is awaiting final action.

Colorado Bill HB26-1175: State Education Fund Spending for Education and Teacher Programs

Colorado bill HB26-1175 proposes changes to the State Education Fund. It would discontinue annual transfers to specific cash funds and instead allow direct appropriations for the Colorado Teacher of the Year program and require significant funding for the Colorado READ Act. The bill aims to streamline funding for key educational initiatives.

Colorado HB26-1172: Capital Construction Funding and Appropriations

Colorado HB26-1172 appropriates supplemental funding for capital construction projects. The bill has passed the legislature and is awaiting final action. It concerns state revenue and budget matters.

Colorado Bill HB26-1142: Child Advocacy Center Definition and Civil Immunity

Colorado Bill HB26-1142 proposes to amend the definition of "child advocacy center" and establish civil immunity for its board members, staff, and volunteers acting in good faith. It also permits certain entities to share information relevant to child maltreatment cases.

Youth Sports Coaches Mental Health Training and Concussion Notification

Colorado's SB26-060 proposes requiring organized youth athletic activity coaches to complete annual mental health education courses. Coaches would also be mandated to inform parents about potential mental health risks associated with concussions sustained by youth athletes.

Colorado Bill: County Officers Financial Interest Disclosures

Colorado's SB26-105 requires county coroners, clerks and recorders, and assessors to disclose financial interests in regulated businesses within 30 days of taking office or acquiring the interest. The bill also mandates annual disclosure of referral numbers for coroners to death-care providers.

Colorado Resolution SR26-005 Recognizes Single Parent Day

The Colorado Legislature has introduced Resolution SR26-005 to recognize Single Parent Day. This resolution aims to acknowledge and honor single parents within the state. The bill is currently under consideration.

Wyoming DEQ Releases 2025 State of the Environment Report

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has published its 2025 State of the Environment Report. The report details the agency's initiatives and accomplishments in air, land, waste, and water management, highlighting reclamation efforts and compliance metrics.

HRSA Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program Information Collection Revision

The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) has submitted a revised Information Collection Request (ICR) for the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) for approval. This notice requests public comments on the revisions, which aim to improve efficiency and data quality.