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Colorado Senate unanimously adopts resolution recognizing National Blood Donor Month
Summary
The Colorado Senate adopted House Joint Resolution 1,003, designating January 2026 as National Blood Donor Month; the measure passed by voice vote, 34‑0, with one excused.
The Colorado Senate on Jan. 26 adopted House Joint Resolution 1,003, designating January 2026 as National Blood Donor Month and recognizing the contributions of volunteer donors and affiliated organizations.
The title of the measure was read on the floor and Senator Mullica moved its adoption. The chair declared the motion adopted after a voice vote recorded as 34 in favor, 0 opposed, with one member excused. The resolution cites the role of blood donors and affiliated programs in supporting medical care across the state and directs that copies be sent to Governor Jared Polis and Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture Kate Greenberg.
The measure is ceremonial; it does not create a new program or appropriate funds. There was no recorded debate on the floor before adoption. The Senate proceeded to further business after the vote.
