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Colorado Senate introduces several bills, including firearm serial-number check; adjourns to March 26
Summary
The Colorado Senate convened and introduced multiple bills covering firearms, insurance underwriting, minimum-wage tip offsets, marijuana licensing, unclaimed property, payment-card networks and judicial performance commissions. No floor debate on the bills was recorded; the Senate adjourned to 9 a.m. Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
The Colorado Senate convened and read into the record multiple bill introductions, including Senate Bill 205 by Senator Hendrickson and Representative Espinosa to create a standardized procedure for federal firearms licensees to request firearm serial-number checks and to impose penalties if a licensee fails to file required reports with law enforcement.
Senators and representatives also introduced several House bills: House Bill 1182 (Titone, Brown, Cutter, Simpson) on tools to assess risk for underwriting property insurance policies; House Bill 1208 (Woodrow, Valdez, Mabley, Doherty) to increase the tip-offset associated with a local government's minimum wage and to require local governments that set a higher local minimum wage to meet certain requirements; House Bill 1209 (Linstead, Wilford, Gonzales) concerning measures to improve regulatory efficiency for marijuana licensees and a related reduction in appropriation; House Bill 1224 (Titone, Soper, Snyder) to modify the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act; House Bill 1282 (Brooks, Linstead, Doherty, Kirkmeyer) addressing prohibitions on certain payment-card-network practices for electronic payment transactions; and House Bill 1298 (Carter, Richardson, Exum, Michelson-Gine) concerning judicial performance commissions.
Each bill was read with the committee referral noted on the floor record. The bills were referred to the committees listed with each introduction; no floor debate or recorded votes on the bills themselves were included in the transcript excerpt.
Madam President Rodriguez moved that the Senate adjourn until 9 a.m. Wednesday, March 26, 2025. The motion was put by voice vote and the chair announced the Senate would adjourn until that date.
The introductions were recorded as part of the Senate's bill-introduction routine; the transcript excerpt does not show committee action, hearings, amendments or final outcomes for the introduced bills.
