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House approves package of bills and resolutions; key final votes listed
Summary
The state House considered and acted on a slate of bills and a resolution on July 8, 2025. This roundup lists each measure that received a final recorded vote in floor session, the brief summary read into the record, and the official vote tally reported by the clerk.
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives took final action on several bills and a resolution during its July 8, 2025 floor session. Below are the measures that received recorded final votes, summaries read by the clerk, and the vote tallies announced on the floor.
House resolution designating July 17, 2025, as the 100th anniversary of American Legion Baseball Day in Pennsylvania (HR 219, printerno. 1555). Summary read into the record: a resolution designating 07/17/2025 as 100th anniversary of American Legion Baseball Day in Pennsylvania. Final vote: ayes 200, nays 3; the resolution was adopted.
House Bill 1093 (printerno. 2090). Summary read into the record: this bill provides for restraint systems. Final passage recorded: yeas 151, nays 52; the bill passed the House finally and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
House Bill 1299 (printerno. 1876). Summary read into the record: this bill requires companies to provide automatic renewal notification and allow subscribers to cancel subscription services online if they initially subscribe over the Internet. Final passage recorded: ayes 181, nays 22; the bill passed the House finally and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
House Bill 1424 (printerno. 1653). Summary read into the record: this bill exempts privately owned campgrounds from local amusement and admission taxes. Final passage recorded: ayes 203, nays 0; the bill passed the House finally and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
Senate Bill 475. Summary read into the record: this bill changes the name of problem solving courts to treatment courts in Title 42. Final passage recorded: yeas 203, nays 0; the bill passed the House finally and will be returned to the Senate for presentation to the governor.
House Bill 1433 (printerno. 1669). Summary read into the record: this bill lowers the minimum years of experience to become a mortuary inspector. Final passage recorded: ayes 203, nays 0; the bill passed the House finally and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
House Bill 1668 (printerno. 2044). Summary read into the record: this bill authorizes cities of the first class to establish a real property tax relief program incentivizing the retrofitting of automatic fire sprinkler systems in residential high rises. Final passage recorded: yays 107, nays 96; the bill passed the House finally and will be returned to the Senate for concurrence.
Amendments and committee actions reported on the floor: several bills were amended on the floor and those amendments were recorded as agreed to by voice or roll call in committee and on the floor (examples: an amendment to the landslide and sinkhole fund provision and a Department of Human Services reporting requirement amendment were announced as agreed to; the clerk recorded roll-call tallies where provided). Where the clerk reported a roll-call total, that total is listed above next to the related bill.
This list includes the measures for which the clerk announced final roll-call tallies or the clerk formally advised the House that the measure had been passed or adopted on the day.
