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House committee and floor back confidentiality for ranchers filing wolf-depredation claims
Summary
Lawmakers approved a bill to keep rancher identities private when they file for state compensation after livestock losses tied to Colorado's wolf reintroduction; proponents said the change will increase reporting and protect ranchers from harassment.
The House approved Senate Bill 38, which would keep personal information of ranchers who file claims under the state's wolf-depredation compensation program confidential, sponsors said during committee and on the floor on Feb. 27, 2025.
Sponsor remarks and purpose
Representative (floor sponsor) (floor) said the bill responds to concerns from agricultural communities after Colorado voters approved Proposition 114 to reintroduce wolves. The bill mirrors earlier legislation that…
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