2023 Legislative Session
2023 was a monumental year in the Colorado legislature. Here is the hard work that I did to benefit the state and our communities!
SB23-266
Neonic Pesticides As Limited-use Pesticides
Concerning a requirement that the commissioner of agriculture designate neonicotinoid pesticides as limited-use pesticides.
SB23-202
Wearing Of Native American Traditional Regalia
Concerning the wearing of traditional Native American regalia at graduation ceremonies.
SB23-201
Mineral Resources Property Owners’ Rights
Concerning protections for property owners in the pooling of oil and gas minerals on multiple separately owned tracts.
SB23-188
Protections For Accessing Reproductive Health Care
Concerning protections for accessing reproductive health care.
SB23-188
Protections For Accessing Reproductive Health Care
Concerning protections for accessing reproductive health care.
SB23-178
Water-wise Landscaping In Homeowners’ Association Communities
Concerning removing barriers to water-wise landscaping in common interest communities.
SB23-175
Financing Of Downtown Development Authority Projects
Concerning the use of tax increment financing by downtown development authorities.
SB23-168
Gun Violence Victims’ Access To Judicial System
Concerning gun violence victims’ access to the judicial system.
SB23-162
Increase Access To Pharmacy Services
Concerning increasing access to pharmacy services.
SB23-093
Increase Consumer Protections Medical Transactions
Concerning increasing consumer protections in various medical transactions.
SB23-081
Access To Medical Marijuana
Concerning allowing equitable patient access to medical marijuana in Colorado.
SB23-058
Job Application Fairness Act
Concerning required disclosures of age-related information on job applications, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB23-038
Prohibit Equine Slaughter For Human Consumption
Concerning a prohibition on slaughtering equines for human consumption.
SB23-005
Forestry And Wildfire Mitigation Workforce
Concerning measures to expand the forestry workforce, and, in connection therewith, directing the Colorado state forest service to develop educational materials for high school students about career opportunities in forestry and wildfire mitigation; creating a timber, forest health, and wildfire mitigation industries workforce development program to help fund internships in those industries; allocating general fund money to the wildfire mitigation capacity development fund; authorizing the expansion and creation of forestry programs; directing the state board for community colleges and occupational education to administer a program to recruit wildland fire prevention and mitigation educators; and making an appropriation.
SB23-004
Employment Of School Mental Health Professionals
Concerning employment of certain school-based therapists.
