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Votes at a glance: House actions April 1, 2025

2852597 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

Summary of bills and final outcomes recorded on the House floor April 1, 2025. Includes third-reading votes, adoptions and committee report actions recorded during the session.

The Colorado House recorded votes and adoptions on multiple bills on April 1, 2025. Below are the items taken up on the floor that concluded with a recorded outcome or committee action during the session. Where the transcript did not show a complete tally for a particular item, the entry is marked "not specified." All vote counts and outcomes are drawn from the House floor record as read into the journal during the session.

Votes and outcomes listed below:

- House Bill 1001 (wage-and-hour enforcement): Adopted on third reading; recorded in House Journal as 42 yes, 22 no, 1 excused.

- House Bill 1136 (peace officer database/due process provisions): Adopted on third reading; recorded as 42 yes, 21 no, 2 excused.

- House Bill 1277 (fuel-consumption disclosure labels): Adopted on third reading; recorded as 33 yes, 30 no, 2 excused.

- Senate Bill 62 (municipal failure-to-appear/contempt): Adopted on third reading; recorded as 40 yes, 21 no, 4 excused.

- Senate Bill 60 (obstructing government operations for repeated false emergency calls): Adopted on third reading; recorded as 51 yes, 11 no, 3 excused.

- Senate Bill 73 (support for military-connected children with disabilities): Adopted on third reading; recorded as 62 yes, 0 no, 3 excused.

- House Bill 1273 ("smart stair" five-story multifamily allowance): Passed (committee report adopted and floor adoption recorded); specific roll-call tally not specified in the floor transcript (voice vote reported as "The bill passes").

- House Bill 1177 (economic development rate tariff / incentives): Committee report adopted and bill advanced; floor roll-call not fully printed in the excerpt provided (adoption recorded in committee and on floor pass). Tally: not specified in provided transcript.

- Senate Bill 172 (clarify cancellation of uncontested special-district elections): Adopted on third reading; recorded as passed on the floor (voice vote recorded; roll-call not shown in excerpt). Tally: not specified.

- Senate Bill 143 (limited use of facial recognition services by schools): Adopted as amended; recorded as passed by the House (voice vote as amended; roll-call not shown in excerpt). Tally: not specified.

- Additional committee reports and amendments were adopted on the floor (listed in the House journal and in the House committee reports cited during the session). The House also adopted Senate Joint Resolution 18 designating April 2025 as Sexual Assault Awareness Month and April 30, 2025 as Colorado Denim Day (adopted 63-0 with 2 excused on the suspension vote and final passage recorded as 63-0, 2 excused).

Where vote tallies are not specified in the transcript excerpt, the article marks the tally as "not specified" rather than inferring or inventing counts.

This summary consolidates floor outcomes for quick reference; each bill's full engrossed text, fiscal notes and committee reports remain the authoritative documents for statutory detail and implementation instructions.