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Votes at a glance: consent calendar and notable floor actions, Feb. 19
Summary
On Feb. 19 the Colorado Senate advanced several bills on the consent calendar and completed second‑reading action on multiple measures; this roundup lists each publicly recorded vote or final action from the chamber that day.
The Colorado Senate recorded votes and procedural actions on a number of bills on Feb. 19. Below is a concise list of items the chamber disposed of on the consent calendar or by final vote on that day, with the result and any key details available from the floor record.
- House Bill 1034: Passed on the consent calendar (third reading, final passage). Topic: amendments to the dangerous dog statute (sponsors listed). Vote recorded as passage on consent.
- Senate Bill 68: Passed on the consent calendar (third reading, final passage). Topic: municipal utilities participating in an unclaimed utility deposits program (sponsors listed). Passed with consent vote recorded.
- Multiple bills reported correctly printed/engrossed/enrolled: The clerk announced a set of bills (Senate Bills 165, 166, 167 listed among others) as correctly printed or enrolled; those clerical items were entered into the record.
- Committee of the Whole second‑reading actions: The Committee of the Whole reported Senate Bills 4, 33, 37 and 45 as amended and ordered them engrossed and placed on the calendar for third reading and final passage; Senate Bill 24 was laid over until Feb. 20 and retained its place on the calendar.
- Other committee reports and confirmations: The Senate’s Committee on Finance reported appointments (for example, a Colorado Lottery Commission appointment) and recommended certain bills to appropriations with amendments; committee recommendations were entered into the journal.
This summary covers items that received formal floor action with either recorded votes or committee-of-the-whole outcomes on Feb. 19. For full bill texts, roll‑call votes and amendment language, consult the Senate journal and the Legislative Council’s website.
