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Votes at a glance: Colorado House actions on April 17, 2025
Summary
Summary of key final actions taken by the House on April 17, including bills and committee reports adopted on third reading. Tallies are taken from the floor transcript where reported.
The Colorado House took a number of final actions on April 17, 2025. Below are key bills that were reported, amended or adopted on the floor during the session excerpt provided. Where the transcript printed a roll‑call tally, the numerical results are shown; where the excerpt does not include a numeric roll call, the transcript language is quoted.
- House Bill 13‑20 (school finance; technical amendment on total program amount): The House adopted amendment L24 (machine vote reported in transcript as “With 59 aye votes, 3 no votes, and 3 excuse, amendment l 24 is adopted.”) and later passed the bill on third reading; transcript reports final adoption: “With 57 aye votes, 5 no votes, and 3 excused, House Bill 13 20 is adopted.”
- House Bill 11‑88 (mandatory reporter task force recommendations): Transcript: “With 43 I, 19 no, and 3 excused, House Bill 11 88 is adopted.”
- Senate Bill 166 (quality incentive payments related to workplace violence in hospitals): Transcript: “With 53 I 10 no and 2 excused Senate bill 166 is adopted.”
- Senate Bill 191 (cardiac emergency preparedness / AED placement and maintenance in schools): Transcript records adoption: “With 55 I 8 no to excuse senate bill 191 is adopted.”
- Senate Bill 55 (youth and environmental justice measures): Transcript: “With 41I22 no and 2 excused Senate bill 55 is adopted.”
- House Bill 10‑88 (ground ambulance service costs; appropriation): Transcript: “With 63 I, 0 no, and 2 excused, house bill 10 88 is adopted.”
- House Bill 13‑04 (extension of restitution deadline after conviction): Transcript reports adoption: “With 52 I 11, no 1 2 excused, House Bill 13 oh 4 is adopted.” (transcript excerpt contains format irregularity; numeric roll call not printed clearly in excerpt)
- House Bill 11‑71 (adding first‑degree motor vehicle theft to previous‑offender weapon prohibitions): After extended debate the transcript records the bill passed on the floor: “The bill passes.” (no roll‑call tally printed in the provided excerpt)
- House Bill 12‑59 (assisted reproduction, IVF): The House adopted multiple committee/floor amendments and the transcript records final passage; numeric roll‑call for final passage is not printed in the excerpt provided.
- Senate Bill 2 (regional building codes for factory‑built structures; continuation / appropriations adjustments): The transcript records: “Senate bill 2 passes.” (committee reports and several amendments were discussed prior to passage)
Notes and caveats: The transcript used for this summary is an excerpt of the House floor record. Several amendment votes printed explicit roll‑call tallies in the excerpt; several final passage motions were recorded in the text as “The bill passes” without a numeric roll call in the provided blocks. For bills where the excerpt printed numeric tallies the numbers above are taken verbatim. For items without printed numeric roll calls, the outcome statement is quoted as it appears in the transcript.
Ending: The House concluded floor actions for the excerpted portion after a long day of debate and multiple committee report adoptions; several bills now move to the other chamber or to administrative implementation steps depending on subject and funding.
