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House Bill 91: Committee opens and quickly closes public hearing after no testimony
Summary
House Bill 91, which would make the presence of the fire department relevant to fireworks displays where municipalities issue permits, received no public testimony at the committee hearing and the chair closed the hearing with no further action recorded.
Senator Lang introduced House Bill 91 to the Senate Election Law and Municipal Committee as the first item on the bill list, describing it as “relevant to the presence of the fire department at fireworks displays.” The chair opened the public hearing and asked whether anyone wished to testify; with no one present to speak, the committee closed the hearing.
Committee members briefly discussed related procedural items in executive session later in the meeting, but no formal motion or committee vote on the bill was recorded in the public hearing excerpt.
