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House clerk reads HJR 180, HB 3134 and HB 3135 for first reading

House of Representatives · January 29, 2026
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Summary

The House clerk read three measures for first reading — HJR 180 (Elliott) on State Department revenue for natural resources management, HB 3134 (Williams) on post commission credit for military training, and HB 3135 (Plank) on inspection of school building doors — with no debate recorded.

The House clerk presented three measures for first reading: House Joint Resolution 180, introduced by Elliott, relating to State Department revenue for the management of state natural resources; House Bill 3134, introduced by Williams, relating to post commission credit for military training; and House Bill 3135, introduced by Plank, concerning inspection of doors in school buildings.

Each measure was presented by reading into the record as part of the first-reading process; no debate, amendment, or vote on the bills was recorded in the session transcript. First reading places the measures on the House calendar and begins the formal legislative process; subsequent committee referral or scheduling for committee action is typical but was not specified on the floor record.

Sponsors were identified during the clerk’s reading as Elliott (HJR 180), Williams (HB 3134) and Plank (HB 3135). The clerk’s reading does not itself enact policy; further committee or floor action would be required to move any of the measures forward.