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House approves House Bills 111 and 108 on final passage; HB111 passes 51–3, HB108 passes 63–1

House of Representatives · February 12, 2026
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Summary

On the House floor the chamber recorded final passage votes for House Bill 111 (51–3) and House Bill 108 as amended (63–1); HB108 was described by its sponsor as making technical changes to soil and water conservation districts. The session included interchamber messages and committee announcements before adjourning to recess.

The House of Representatives recorded final passage on two bills during floor debate.

House Bill 111: An unidentified floor member moved final passage of House Bill 111. The vote was recorded as 51 in the affirmative and 3 in the negative; the Speaker announced that "House Bill 111 has duly passed this House." No further debate or amendment details for HB111 appear in the floor record excerpt provided.

House Bill 108 (as amended): The sponsor explained that House Bill 108 makes technical changes to soil and water conservation districts, clarifying the definition of a district, procedures for appointing directors and tax procedures. The sponsor moved final passage of HB108 as amended. The final passage vote was recorded as 63 in the affirmative and 1 in the negative; the Speaker announced that "House Bill 108 as amended has duly passed this House."

Other floor business during the same session included messages from the Senate reporting passage of several Senate bills and the introduction of House Memorials 61 and 62 on compensation and short-term rental tax issues. The Speaker also explained that an earlier fire alarm was triggered by a faulty sensor in the print shop and thanked sergeants and house security for clearing the chamber safely. The House recessed until 11:00 AM the following day.

Votes recorded on the floor (as transcribed) are included in the House record; the transcript does not provide sponsor names for HB111 nor additional bill text in the excerpt.