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Press Releases
Feb 6, 2025
Zokaie, Brown Bill Passes Committee to Crack Down on Price Gouging, Save Coloradans Money
The House Business Affairs & Labor Committee today passed legislation sponsored by Representatives Yara Zokaie and Kyle Brown that would bring down costs for Coloradans by cracking down on corporate price gouging for everyday necessities like groceries and toiletries.
Feb 5, 2025
Right to Visitation, Family Connection Passes Committee
The House Judiciary Committee today passed legislation sponsored by Representative Regina English and Assistant Majority Leader Jennifer Bacon that would create the right to visitation for Coloradans who are incarcerated. HB25-1013 passed by a vote of 7-4.
Feb 5, 2025
House Passes Bill to Boost Building Accessibility for Coloradans with Disabilities
The House today passed legislation sponsored by Representatives Junie Joseph and Rebekah Stewart to improve accessibility in new and renovated buildings and facilities for Coloradans with disabilities. HB25-1030 passed by a vote of 41-22.
Feb 4, 2025
Bipartisan Lukens Bill to Strengthen Civil Rape Shield Law Passes Committee
The House Judiciary Committee today passed bipartisan legislation sponsored by Representative Meghan Lukens that would strengthen protections for survivors of sexual misconduct by expanding the Civil Rape Shield Law. HB25-1138 unanimously passed by a vote of 13-0.
Feb 4, 2025
JOINT RELEASE: State Lawmakers, Lt. Governor Primavera & Colorado Health Care Workers & Providers to Discuss Comprehensive Plans to Protect Safety-Net Providers, Save People Money on Health Care
Safety Net Providers on The Frontlines of Serving Communities in Denver and Across Colorado Are Nearing Financial Crisis
Feb 3, 2025
Legislation to Streamline Access to Youth Behavioral and Complex Health Care Passes
The House today passed legislation sponsored by Representative Rebekah Stewart that would combine two waiver programs to create the Children with Complex Health Needs waiver, streamlining access to services for behavioral health conditions or complex health needs. HB25-1003 passed unanimously by a vote of 64-0.
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