(April 16) – A bill that will expand the mandatory reporting of child abuse list passed the House Public Health Care & Human Services Committee by a vote of 12 to one. SB13-220, sponsored in the House by Rep. Rhonda Fields (D-Aurora), will promote child safety by requiring emergency medical technicians and paramedics to be
(April 16) – Completing a rare trifecta, a unanimous Business, Labor & Economic & Workforce Development Committee voted today to continue one of the state’s main levers for encouraging job creation. HB13-1287, sponsored by Reps. Dianne Primavera (D-Broomfield) and Brian DelGrosso (R-Loveland), extends the Colorado job growth incentive tax credit through 2023. The job growth
(April 16) – A bipartisan bill to continue the Colorado Procurement Technical Assistance Centers to help Colorado businesses grow passed the House Business, Labor & Economic & Workforce Development Committee today by a vote of nine to one. HB13-1301, sponsored by Reps. Su Ryden (D-Aurora) and Bob Gardner (R-Colorado Springs), continues the Colorado PTAC program,
(April 16) – The House approved a key component of the House Democrats’ jobs and economic development package today with its voice-vote approval of a bill to increase funding for the state’s Small Business Development Center system HB13-1002, sponsored by Rep. Max Tyler (D-Lakewood), would boost funding to $300,000 per year for the SBDC system,