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Votes at a glance: Colorado House advances a package of bills on water, health, and public policy
Summary
On April 30 the Colorado House advanced and adopted multiple bills in a lengthy floor session, including measures on youth advisory council naming, victim compensation, water and higher education funding, cottage foods, and several third‑reading bills; vote tallies are listed where recorded on the floor.
The Colorado House recorded votes on a broad slate of bills on April 30 as part of a marathon floor session. Below is a concise list of measures that cleared the floor or had recorded outcomes in the transcript; reporters should consult the official House journal for full roll‑call records and bill texts.
- Senate Bill 143 — Renames the Colorado Youth Advisory Council Review Committee in honor of Senator Faith Winter; passed on the floor (voice vote recorded as "Senate bill 143 passes"). - Senate Bill 124 — Concerning information for the automated protection order notification system; passed on the floor (voice vote recorded as "Senate Bill 124 passes"). - Senate Bill 12 — Amends the Crime Victim Compensation Act to permit culturally based traditional healing ceremonies as eligible expenses for enrolled members of federally recognized tribes; floor amendment L007 (technical) adopted; bill passed (voice vote recorded as "Senate bill 12 passes"). - House Bill 13‑40 — Changes requirements when an irrigated agricultural land water right is converted; adopted on third reading (58 yes, 5 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 13‑45 — Implements higher education funding allocations; adopted on third reading (54 yes, 9 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 11‑47 — Host home processes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities adopted (44 yes, 19 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 12‑82 — Eliminates duplicative regulation of school district childcare centers; adopted (55 yes, 8 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 14‑14 — Provides for medical‑record access in custody of certain health entities; adopted (45 yes, 18 no, 2 excused). - Senate Bill 158 — Early parole procedures for youthful offenders who complete specialized programs; adopted (45 yes, 18 no, 2 excused as recorded in transcript lines for that vote sequence). - House Bill 10‑33 — Expands the Colorado Cottage Foods Act; technical amendment L019 adopted, bill passed (46 yes, 17 no, 2 excused reported in the transcript). - Senate Bill 51 — Age‑attestation measures for computing device users; adopted (40 yes, 23 no, 2 excused). - Senate Bill 101 — Measures to assist local governments with landfill methane emission rules; adopted (62 yes, 1 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 10‑15 — Extension of the homeless contribution tax credit; adopted (47 yes, 16 no, 2 excused). - House Bill 10‑77 — Average market rate of unprocessed retail marijuana; adopted (43 yes, 20 no, 2 excused).
Several other bills were read, reported, laid over or placed on special order; the House also adopted the committee of the whole report (41 yes, 20 no, 4 excused) and adjusted the special orders calendar for May 1. The transcript records votes as read in the well for many measures; the official House journal should be used for final vote tallies and cosponsor lists.
