Senate Commerce (04/14/2026)

House Commerce Committee · April 15, 2026

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Opening and sponsor explanation — HB 17‑26 (surplus state land)

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Chair opened the hearing on House Bill 17‑26. State Representative Bridal Cole (sponsor) said the amendment would allow state agencies to sell surplus state land (including parcels next to highways and off‑ramps), potentially enabling development or sale to private buyers; she described parcels 'over a 100 acres' and framed the bill as a 'clean and simple' fix to return underused land to productive use.

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A House Commerce Committee hearing covered multiple bills including HB 17-26 (sale of surplus state land), HB 12-85 (study commission on RPACER), HB 10-73 (extension for DAO registry), HB 11-27 (Uniform Avoidable Transactions Act), HB 10-72 (Department of Labor inspection notice), and HB 10-43 (reporting-to-pay update); several measures were later advanced in executive session.

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