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Colorado Senate adopts consent-calendar bills and advances multiple measures; SB16 laid over
Summary
The Colorado Senate on Feb. 10, 2026, approved a slate of consent-calendar measures, passed several bills on third reading including SB9 and SB14, laid over SB16 to Feb. 12, and recorded the passage of SB13 to modernize the bigamy statute.
The Colorado Senate met Feb. 10, 2026, and moved through routine and floor business, approving a slate of consent-calendar measures and taking final votes on several bills.
On the consent calendar the clerk read a list of bills that included Senate Bill 39 and Senate Bill 12; the chamber approved the consent calendar on a recorded voice tally announced as 32 ayes, 0 no, 0 absent and 3 excused.
Senate Bill 9, concerning how an entity is determined to be a charitable organization for state sales and use tax purposes, was moved on third reading by Senator Linstead and passed with an announced tally of 26 ayes, 6 no, 0 absent and 3 excused.
Senate Bill 14 was moved on third reading and passed on final passage with an announced tally of 20 ayes and 12 no, with 0 absent and 3 excused.
The Senate resolved into the committee of the whole for consideration of second-reading consent-calendar bills, including Senate Bill 64 (amending the Colorado agricultural future loan program) and Senate Bill 52 (addressing coal transition communities), adopted the committee reports and returned to the floor.
Senate Bill 16, a bill addressing the discharge of preproduction plastic materials, was read and the Majority Leader moved to lay the measure over until Thursday, Feb. 12; that layover was adopted.
The committee of the whole report was adopted by the Senate, confirming committee actions taken during second reading and placement on the calendar.
Votes at a glance: - Consent calendar: adopted (announced 32 ayes, 0 no, 0 absent, 3 excused). - Senate Bill 9: passed on third reading (announced 26 ayes, 6 no, 0 absent, 3 excused). - Senate Bill 14: passed on third reading (announced 20 ayes, 12 no, 0 absent, 3 excused). - Senate Bill 16: laid over until Feb. 12 (motion adopted). - Senate Bill 64 and Senate Bill 52: committee reports adopted in the committee of the whole (second reading actions).
The session recessed for the noon hour after the business concluded. The Senate journal for Feb. 9, 2026, was approved as corrected earlier in the session.
