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Press Releases
Apr 13, 2023
House Passes Amabile Bill to Boost Access to Mental Health Resources
The House today passed legislation to evaluate a comprehensive system that could connect Coloradans with a serious mental illness with behavioral health care resources that lead to long-term recovery. The bill passed by a vote of 59-5.
Apr 13, 2023
Speaker McCluskie’s Bipartisan Bill to Expand Zero-Cost Credentials Passes House
The House today passed bipartisan legislation to break down financial barriers for aspiring professionals to enter new, high-demand careers through a zero-cost credentials program. HB23-1246, sponsored by Speaker Julie McCluskie and Assistant Minority Leader Rose Pugliese, would help meet the state’s workforce demands and save Coloradans money.
Apr 12, 2023
Lukens Bills to Increase Access to Mental Health Services Pass Committee
The House Public & Behavioral Health & Human Services Committee today passed bipartisan legislation to expand affordable mental and behavioral health for youth and streamline necessary services for people on parole or probation. Both bills passed unanimously by a vote of 11-0.
Apr 12, 2023
SIGNED! Martinez’s Bipartisan Bill to Help Reduce Recidivism Through College Credits
Governor Polis today signed bipartisan legislation into law sponsored by Representative Matthew Martinez to allow Coloradans who are incarcerated to earn time off their sentence by pursuing higher education.
Apr 11, 2023
Housing Protections for Victims of Wildfires and Natural Disasters Advance in House
The House Transportation, Housing & Local Government Committee today passed bills to expand reverse mortgage protections and strengthen minimum housing standards for tenants after a natural disaster. Both bills passed by a vote of 9-4.
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