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Senate introduces three bills on public-health and utility matters; committees named
Summary
The Senate read titles and assigned committee referrals for three bills addressing public-health and utility relocation issues.
The Senate read titles for three introduced bills and assigned committee referrals.
Senate Bill 202, sponsored by Senators Exum and Rich and Representatives Bradley and Espinosa, would repeal an obsolete provision that required the Department of Public Health and Environment to award certain grants by July 2007. The bill was referred to the Health and Human Services Committee.
Senate Bill 203, sponsored by Senators Exum and Catlin and Representatives Bradley and Carter, would clarify the Department of Public Health and Environment’s authority to use appropriated money for project grants concerning public water-system projects for small communities. That bill was referred to the Health and Human Services Committee.
Senate Bill 204, sponsored by Senators Catlin and Ball and Representatives Carter and Luck, concerns relocating a definition in House Bill 24-1266 related to utility company betterment during local government utility relocation. That bill was referred to the Transportation and Energy Committee.
No floor debate or roll-call votes on the measures were recorded during the reading; only the titles and committee referrals were announced.
