Colorado HB1422 establishes security measures for certain government entities, including the general assembly and judicial department.
Colorado HB1422 creates the position of the administrator of legislative safety for the general assembly, tasked with coordinating security and protection for covered individuals. The bill also addresses the authority of the Colorado state patrol in the state capitol buildings complex and other locations. It establishes a $10 court security surcharge on certain court filing fees, replacing a previous $5 surcharge. The bill creates the court security authority to manage the surcharge funds and distribute grants to counties for court security needs.
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