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Senate passes 'Pathways to Public Service' bill to create state workforce program
Summary
House Bill 11-36, a measure to create a 'Pathways to Public Service' program within the Department of Personnel, passed the Colorado Senate on March 20 on third reading; supporters said the program will help recruit and train future public servants.
The Colorado Senate voted on March 20 to pass House Bill 11-36, a bill authorizing creation of a 'Pathways to Public Service' program in the Department of Personnel intended to help recruit and prepare individuals for public-sector careers.
Senator Wallace moved for third-reading final passage and there was no recorded floor debate; the motion carried with a recorded vote of 20 ayes, 12 noes, 0 absent, and 3 excused. The clerk announced the bill passed and listed cosponsors from both chambers.
Why it matters: Advocates said the program will support workforce development and expand access to public-sector career pathways. Opponents recorded no votes during the final passage.
What happens next: The bill will be enrolled following final passage in the Senate; implementation details and any program funding would be specified in the enrolled bill or subsequent administrative actions by the Department of Personnel.
