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Votes at a glance: key House actions on March 17, 2025
Summary
A roundup of bills and resolutions the Colorado House took final action on March 17, with vote outcomes and key details from the House floor.
The Colorado House concluded third-reading and concurrence votes on a series of bills and one resolution during its March 17 session. Below are the measures recorded on the House floor in the transcript and their outcomes as stated during roll calls or machine votes.
Votes at a glance (selection from the transcript):
- Senate Joint Resolution 12 (Colorado FFA Day): Adopted (recorded: 63 yes, 0 no, 2 excused). The House concurred with the Senate resolution recognizing Colorado FFA and designating March 17, 2025, as Colorado FFA Day.
- House Bill 11-69 (promotion of residential development on qualifying properties): Adopted (recorded: 40 yes, 23 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12-34 (consumer protection for utility customers): Adopted (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12-11 (tap fee requirements for special districts providing water service): Adopted (recorded: 36 yes, 27 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-94 (pharmacy benefit manager practices): Adopted (recorded: 48 yes, 15 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12-30 (changes to traffic violation for overtaking a school bus): Adopted (recorded: 58 yes, 5 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-35 (concerning the collaborative management program) — concurrence with Senate amendments and repassage: Repassed (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-09 (vegetative fuel mitigation program for fire-protection districts) — concurrence and repassage: Repassed (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-16 (authorizing occupational therapists to prescribe durable medical equipment) — concurrence and repassage: Repassed (recorded: 62 yes, 1 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-91 (designation of a state mushroom): Repassed (recorded: 59 yes, 4 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-27 (disease control statute modifications) — concurrence and repassage: Repassed (recorded: 43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 10-93 (limitations on local land-use policies) — concurrence and repassage: Repassed (recorded: 47 yes, 16 no, 2 excused).
- House Bill 12-50 (materials from the Office of Gun Violence Prevention to parents): Passed (final passage recorded on the floor; roll-call tally not specified in the transcript excerpt).
- House Bill 12-19 (requirements for metropolitan districts to aid public understanding): Passed (final passage recorded on the floor; tally not specified in the excerpt).
- House Bill 12-10 (K–12 data reporting flexibility): Passed (final passage recorded on the floor; tally not specified in the excerpt).
- Senate Bill 140 (adjusting dollar amounts for irrigation districts to account for inflation): Passed (final passage recorded on the floor; tally not specified in the excerpt).
- House Bill 12-83 (working-group recommendations concerning wild-horse management): Passed (final passage recorded on the floor; tally not specified in the excerpt).
Where transcripts listed numeric roll-call tallies, those counts are included above. When a numeric tally was not read aloud in the excerpt, the outcome is noted as recorded on the floor with the roll-call text "The ayes have it" or similar. For full roll-call records, consult the House clerk's official roll-call journal.
