Colorado

Concerning changes to the usage of automated vehicle identification systems.

Concerning publishing an easily accessible list of secure transportation providers on certain departments' websites.

Concerning security measures for certain governmental entities.

Concerning facilitating the development of nuclear energy projects in the state.

Concerning the extension of the Colorado homeless contribution tax credit through income tax year 2030.

Concerning modifying the Colorado works program.

Concerning the taxation of property, and, in connection therewith, modifying the qualified-senior primary residence benefit and modifying the taxation of business personal property.

Concerning requiring a public utility to provide written notice to an owner of real property before beginning a project that will require the use of the real property.

Concerning strategies to mitigate homelessness, and, in connection therewith, requiring the department of local affairs to present a proposal for a statewide strategy on homelessness prevention and resolution, allowing local governments to create multijurisdictional homelessness authorities, and allowing real estate documentary fees to be used for affordable housing.

Concerning measures to reduce the administrative burden on the health-care system.

Concerning the regulation of applied behavior analysis services, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.

Concerning the alignment of criminal offenses that involve the death of another person.

Concerning the nonsubstantive revision of the Colorado Revised Statutes, as amended, and, in connection therewith, amending or repealing obsolete, imperfect, and inoperative law to preserve the legislative intent, effect, and meaning of the law.

Concerning prohibiting the discharge of preproduction plastic materials.

Concerning regulation of the division of professions and occupations, and, in connection therewith, implementing recommendations contained in the 2025 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies.

Concerning requiring a recovery residence to obtain a license from the behavioral health administration.

Concerning preserving patient access to compounded medical items.

Concerning tenant data information.

Concerning changes to the state work force development council's practices, and, in connection therewith, reducing an appropriation.

Concerning the transition of residential treatment programs to the statewide managed care system for medicaid members who are in the custody of a county department of human or social services.

Concerning enhancing representation in higher education by altering the membership of certain entities involved in higher education policy development in the state.

Concerning the administration by the fire and police pension association of disability and survivor benefits.

Concerning measures to address the affordability of health insurance.

Concerning financial protections for mobile home park residents.

Concerning the designation of state institutions of higher education as thriving institutions.