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Senate Daily Reading [Day 111]

May 4, 2026 · 2,326 words · 6 speakers · 16 segments

Chair Morrowchair

The Senate will come to order. Committee reports.

Committee on Education, after consideration on the merits, the committee recommends the following. House Bill 1028, be referred to the committee of the whole with favorable recommendation, and with the recommendation to be placed on the consent calendar. After consideration on the merits, the committee recommends the following. House Bill 1282 be referred to the Committee of the Whole with favorable recommendation and with the recommendation that it be placed in the consent calendar. House Bill 1317 be amended as follows, and if so amended be referred to the Committee of the Whole with favorable recommendation and with the recommendation that it be placed in the consent calendar.

Message from the House. The House is passed on third reading and transmitted to the Reviser's Statutes, House Bill 1423. House is passed on third reading and transmitted to the Reviser Statues Senate Bill 142 House Bill 1014 House Bill 1059 and House Bill 1255 amended as printed in House Journal May 1st, 2026 House is passed on third reading and transmitted to the Reviser Statues Senate Bill 12 amended as printed in House Journal on April 30th, 2026 and amended on third reading as printed in House Journal May 4th, 2026 House is passed on third reading and transmitted to the Reviser Statues House Bill 1222 House Bill 1289 House Bill 1223 House Bill 1221 and House Bill 1065 amended as printed in House Journal May 1, 2026. Vault is passed on third reading and transmitted through revised statutes is bill 1004. Vault is passed and third reading and trends herewith clar 코 wants seven bill 141 of city bill 151. House has passed on third reading and transmitted through the rise of statutes. House bill 13100 Saltville 11 slogan as printed in house journal May 1, 2026. House voted to concur in senate amendments to House bill 1183 House bill 1194 House bill 1026. House bill 1008 House bill 1053 House bill 1088 House bill 1320 House 1019, House Bill 1318, House Bill 1214, House Bill 1260, House Bill 1283, House Bill 1313, House Bill 1006, and House Bill 1312, and has repassed the bill so amended. House has voted not to concur in the Senate amendments for House Bill 1184 and request that a conference committee be appointed. The Speaker has appointed Representatives Lukens, Chair Morrow, and Johnson as House conferreys in the first conference committee on House Bill 1184. The House has granted authorization to go beyond the scope of differences. The bill is transmitted herewith. The House has voted not to concur in the Senate amendments to House Bill 1258 and request that a conference committee be appointed. The speaker is appointed representatives to Teton, Chair Martinez, and Soper as house conferees in the first conference committee on House Bill 1258. The House has granted authorization to go beyond the scope of differences. The bill is transmitted herewith.

Message from the reviser. We herewith transmit without comment House Bill 1004 and 1423 without comment as amended House Bill 1014, 1059, 1065, 1111, 1255, 1289, 1328. Without comment as amended Senate Bill 12, 142, and 150. Without comment, as amended, House Bill 1221, 1222, and 1223.

Chair Morrowchair

Towsley.

Towsley. Jonathan Brown is paging you.

And introduction to bills. Senate Bill 190 by Senators Coleman and Weissman and Representatives Bacon in English concerning releasing information related to incidents involving a peace officer's use of force that results in death. State veteran military affairs. Senate Bill 191 by Senators Amabile and Frizzell, concerning the use of gifts, grants, and donations made to the Department of Health Care Policy and Financing for the purpose of enhanced reimbursement for nursing facilities that serve residents with behavioral health needs. Finance. Senate Bill 192 by Senator Cutter and Representative Soper and Joseph concerning an appeals process for producers to contest the eco dues assessed against producers to finance a producer responsibility program for statewide recycling Transportation Energy. House Bill 1004 by Representatives McCluskey and Caldwell and Senators Coleman and Simpson concerning a continuation of the income tax credit for a qualifying contribution to promote child care in the state. Finance. House Bill 1014 by Representatives Taggart and Basnicker and Senators Frizzell and Ball concerning an extension of the Colorado Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit through State Income Tax Year 2034. Finance. House Bill 1059 by Representatives Hartzik and Stuart R. and Senators Frizzell and Snyder concerning the cash funds created in connection with money retained by the Department of Revenue to mitigate the administrative costs incurred by the Department in collecting certain charges. Finance. House Bill 1065 by Representatives McCluskey and Woodrow and Senators Roberts and Exum concerning transit and housing investment zones and in connection therewith making an appropriation. Finance. House Bill 1111 by Representatives Morrow and McCormick and Senators Kipp and Roberts concerning the creation of a program for the end-of-life management of pesticide products and in connection therewith creating the pesticide product disposal and container recycling enterprise to develop and administer the program and making an appropriation. Finance. House Bill 1221 by Representatives Zokai and Sirota and Senators Amabali and Walls concerning the adjustment of certain tax expenditures. Finance. House Bill 1222 by Representatives Garcia and McCormick and Senators Kipp concerning the modification of tax expenditures and in connection therewith making additions to the definition of federal taxable income for tax years commencing on or after January 1, 2027 and creating the family affordability credit. Finance. House Bill 1223 by Representatives Woodrow and Basnecker and Senators Ball and Roberts concerning modifying certain tax expenditures. Judiciary. Finance. House Bill 1255 by Representative Story and Senator Cutter. Concerning protections for users of electronic media and in connection therewith, requiring an operator of a social media platform to ensure the social media platform provides a streamlined process to allow law enforcement agencies to contact the social media platform concerning a search warrant and requiring an operator to report to a local law enforcement agency if the operator's social media platform takes an adverse action against a user of the social media platform. Judiciary. House Bill 1289 by Representatives Garcia and Brown and Senators Weissman concerning modifications of certain tax expenditures and in connection therewith making and reducing an appropriation. Finance. House Bill 1328 by Representatives Stewart K. and Winter T. and Senators Mullica and Kirkmeyer concerning non-emergency medical transportation for Medicaid members and in connection therewith making and reducing an appropriation. Health and Human Services. House Bill 1421 by Representatives Mabry and Caldwell and Senators Doherty and Frizzell concerning prohibiting certain compensation arrangements in the legal profession and in connection therewith creating the Colorado Legal Practice Integrity and Fee Sharing Prohibition Act. Judiciary. House Bill 1423 by Representatives Brown and Taggart and Senators Amobili and Bridges concerning requiring the Department of Public Safety to submit a community corrections budget in its annual budget request. Appropriations.

Chair Morrowchair

You're welcome. Thank Michael. Announcements.

Thank you.

Chair Morrowchair

Oh, signing of bills. The president has. The President has signed Senate Bill 95, 101, 120, 124, 136, 137, 143, 158, and 159. I don't remember any of that. Now, announcements. Mr. Majority Leader.

Thank you, Mr. President. Senate Bill 108 and Senate Bill 168 will be added to the calendar for state affairs tomorrow, May the 5th. Thank you, Mr. President. I move the Senate adjourn until 9 a.m. Tuesday, May 5th, 2026.

Chair Morrowchair

You are the motion. All those in favor, say aye.

Aye.

Chair Morrowchair

Opposed, no. The eyes have it. The Senate will adjourn until 9 a.m. on Tuesday, May 5th, 2026.

Good job.

Chair Morrowchair

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