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HB22-1211 by Representative(s) Soper and Gonzales-Gutierrez; also
Senator(s) Lee and Gardner–Concerning the continuation of the
committee on juvenile justice reform, and, in connection
therewith, implementing the recommendation contained in the
2021 sunset report by the department of regulatory agencies to
sunset the committee on juvenile justice reform.
(Laid Over from February 28, 2022.)
HB22-1092 by Representative(s) Soper and Roberts; also Senator(s)
Bridges and Coram–Concerning the issuance of loans by
irrigation districts to landowners for certain purposes.
(Amendment recommended by Agriculture, Livestock, and Water Report, dated
February 24, 2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, February 25, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 1, 2022.)
HB22-1168 by Representative(s) McKean and Mullica, Bockenfeld,
Bradfield, Catlin, Geitner, Gray, Holtorf, Lynch, Pelton, Pico,
Ransom, Rich, Roberts, Van Beber, Will, Woog; also
Senator(s) Woodward–Concerning permitting public schools to
provide a hunter education course to seventh grade students.
(Amendment recommended by Agriculture, Livestock, and Water Report, dated
February 24, 2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also printed in
House Journal, February 25, 2022.)
(Laid Over from March 1, 2022.)
HB22-1113 by Representative(s) Van Beber and Kipp; also Senator(s)
Kirkmeyer–Concerning amending the appeals procedures in
dependency and neglect cases to minimize delay in achieving
permanency for children.
(Laid Over from February 25, 2022.)
SB22-037 by Senator(s) Moreno; also Representative(s) Tipper and
Jodeh–Concerning modifications to the Tony Grampsas youth
services program.
SB22-064 by Senator(s) Zenzinger and Rankin; also Representative(s)
McKean and Kipp–Concerning requirements for
neighborhood youth organizations that provide services
designed for the development of youth.
(Amendment recommended by Public and Behavioral Health and Human Services
Report, dated February 25, 2022, and placed in member’s bill file; Report also
printed in House Journal, February 28, 2022.)

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–Approval of the Legislative Department budget

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SB22-056 Young and Will–UNC Osteopathic Medicine Degrees
HB22-1220 Kipp and McLachlan–Removing Barriers To Educator
Preparation

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–Consideration of Figure Setting Recommendations for the
Departments of Public Safety (Executive Director’s Office/ Colorado
State Patrol/ Division of Fire Prevention and Control/ Colorado
Bureau of Investigation/ School Safety Resource Center/ Homeland
Security and Emergency Management), and Labor and Employment
(PLEASE NOTE: Figure Setting Considerations May Not Be Presented in
the Order Shown. Figure Setting Considerations Not Presented Today May
be Considered at a Future Meeting.)

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–Continuation of Consideration of Figure Setting Recommendations
As Needed

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SB22-059 Hooton and Ransom–HOA Voting Proxy Limitations
HB22-1139 Geitner and Hooton–HOAs Cannot Regulate Use Of
Public Rights-of-way
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Approval of the Legislative Council Staff budget

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Consideration of Figure Setting Recommendations for the Departments of Public Safety
(Executive Director’s Office/ Colorado State Patrol/ Division of Fire Prevention and Control/
Colorado Bureau of Investigation/ School Safety Resource Center/ Homeland Security and
Emergency Management), and Labor and Employment
PLEASE NOTE: Figure Setting Considerations May Not Be Presented in the Order Shown.
Figure Setting Considerations Not Presented Today May be Considered at a Future Meeting.

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SB22-041 by Senator(s) Woodward; also Representative(s) Bradfield and Soper–Pretrial Release For
Repeat and Violent Offenders
HB22-1071 by Representative(s) Woodrow; also Senator(s) Rodriguez–Damages In Class Actions
Consumer Protection Act

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MEMBERS OF THE
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION
COST CONTAINMENT BOARD
effective December 14, 2021, for terms expiring December 13, 2024:
Allison Miles of Parker, Colorado, to serve as an employer with good risk management
experience with respect to their workers’ compensation insurance, appointed;
Megan Strong of Thornton, Colorado, to serve as an employer with good risk
management experience with respect to their workers’ compensation insurance,
reappointed.
for a term expiring December 13, 2022:
Maria Gonzalez of Commerce City, Colorado, representing executives with good risk
management experience in the insurance industry, occasioned by the resignation of
Karen Cook-Willis of Colorado Springs, Colorado, appointed.
HB22-1099 by Representative(s) Carver and Roberts; also Senator(s) Woodward and Zenzinger–Online
Marketplaces and Third-party Sellers
HB22-1073 by Representative(s) Roberts and Soper; also Senator(s) Coram and Donovan–Funeral
Establishment and Crematory Inspection
SB22-130 by Senator(s) Rankin and Hansen; also Representative(s) (None)–State Entity Auth For
Public-private Partnerships

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MEMBERS OF THE
COLORADO TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY TRUST FUND BOARD
effective July 1, 2021, for terms expiring on June 30, 2024:
Kenneth Anderson Scott, MPH, PhD of Denver, Colorado, reappointed;
Victoria Ortega, JD of Denver, Colorado, reappointed;
James E. Graham, PhD of Fort Collins, Colorado, appointed;
Jamal Ray Long Soldier of Denver, Colorado, appointed.
MEMBERS OF THE
COLORADO HEALTH FACILITIES AUTHORITY BOARD OF DIRECTORS
for a term expiring June 30, 2024:
Daniel Thurlow of Parker, Colorado, an Unaffiliated, occasioned by the passing of
Dennis Jones, Centennial, Colorado, appointed;
effective July 1, 2021, for terms expiring June 30, 2025:
Jessica Klotsche of Louisville, Colorado, an Unaffiliated, appointed;
Ann Erickson of Centennial, Colorado, a Democrat, appointed.
MEMBERS OF THE
AIR QUALITY CONTROL COMMISSION
for terms expiring January 31, 2023:
Sergio Guerra of Lakewood, Colorado, a person with appropriate technical and scientific
experience, and a Republican, occasioned by the resignation of Michael Ogletree of
Denver, Colorado, appointed;
Jon Slutsky of Wellington, Colorado, a person with appropriate agricultural experience,
and an Unaffiliated, occasioned by the resignation of Charles George Grobe of Craig,
Colorado, appointed.
effective February 1, 2022, for terms expiring January 31, 2025:
Robert “Patrick” Cummins of Durango, Colorado, to serve as a person with appropriate
scientific experience, and a Democrat, appointed;
Elise Jones of Boulder, Colorado, to serve as a person with appropriate technical and
private sector experience, and a Democrat, reappointed.
SENATE HEALTH and HUMAN SERVICES COMMITTEE (continued)
MEMBER OF THE
COLORADO HEALTHCARE AFFORDABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY
ENTERPRISE (CHASE)
for a term expiring May 15, 2025:
Ryan Westrom of Aurora, Colorado, to serve as a representative of a statewide
organization of hospitals, reappointed.
MEMBERS OF THE
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
for a term expiring March 1, 2023:
Lisa Neal-Graves of Parker, Colorado, a resident of the Fourth Congressional District
and a Democrat, occasioned by the resignation of Kendall Alexander of Greeley,
Colorado, appointed;
for terms expiring March 1, 2025:
Stacy Robin Green of Boulder, Colorado, a resident of the Second Congressional District
and an Unaffiliate, to serve as a member at-large, appointed;
Stan VanderWerf of El Paso, Colorado, a resident of the Fifth Congressional District and
a Republican, to serve as a county commissioner, appointed;
Patricia Hammon of Eagle, Colorado, a resident of the Third Congressional District and
a Democrat, reappointed;
Daniel Pastula of Denver, Colorado, a resident of the First Congressional District and an
Unaffiliate, to serve as a member at-large, reappointed.
SB22-098 by Senator(s) Rodriguez; also Representative(s) (None)–Program Allowing Redispensing Of
Unused Drugs