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House floor: votes and outcomes from Feb. 18, 2016

Utah House of Representatives · February 18, 2016
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Summary

A roundup of bills the House considered and final vote tallies during the Feb. 18, 2016 morning floor hour, including several unanimous consent items and contested measures.

The House completed a series of readings and votes during the Feb. 18 morning floor session. Key outcomes recorded by the clerk included:

- HB 243 (Public transit district officers amendments): passed in committee and on the floor; House tally reported 63 yes, 0 no (SEG 117–123).

- HB 320 (Metro township revisions): passed the House, 62 yes, 1 no (SEG 145–151).

- HJR 10 (Joint resolution authorizing lease of 7.7 acres at the Utah State Developmental Center): passed 66 yes, 0 no (SEG 190–198).

- SP 119 (Senate debt collection amendments): passed the House 59 yes, 3 no (SEG 230–236).

- SJR 10 (Education for law enforcement professionals): passed unanimously, 71 yes, 0 no (SEG 276–286).

- HB 97 (Children with cancer special license plate): passed 69 yes, 0 no (SEG 686–692).

- HB 245 (Local health department amendments): passed 71 yes, 0 no (SEG 1023–1029).

- First substitute HB 172 (Public assistance benefits amendments): passed 71 yes, 0 no (SEG 1087–1092).

- HB 51 (Recodification of post retirement reemployment provisions): passed 69 yes, 0 no (SEG 1161–1165).

- HB 63 (Fees for government records requests): passed 70 yes, 1 no (SEG 1231–1236).

- HB 183 (County option sales and use tax for highways and public transit amendments): passed 67 yes, 5 no (SEG 1426–1434).

- HB 80 (Vehicle impound amendments): failed 29 yes, 40 no (SEG 635–641).

Several other committee reports were adopted and multiple bills were placed on calendars for third reading or the consent calendar; the House recessed until 2 p.m.

Votes listed above reflect the tallies read into the record by the clerk during the Feb. 18 floor hour and are transcribed in the House journal.