SB22-183 by Senator(s) Winter and Gardner; also Representative(s)
Duran and Weissman–Concerning programs that provide
services to crime victims.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-208 by Senator(s) Winter and Simpson; also Representative(s)
Lynch and Roberts–Concerning just compensation for the
condemnation of property encumbered by a conservation
easement in gross.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-223 by Senator(s) Hinrichsen; also Representative(s) Lindsay and
Snyder–Concerning the requirement that businesses licensed to
sell motor vehicles have a principal place of business.
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-165 by Senator(s) Bridges; also Representative(s) Lindsay and
Geitner–Concerning the creation of the Colorado career advisor
training program, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-027 by Senator(s) Smallwood and Rodriguez; also Representative(s)
Michaelson Jenet and Larson–Concerning changes to the
prescription drug monitoring program pursuant to the March
2021 audit report issued by the office of the state auditor.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-114 by Senator(s) Hisey and Story; also Representative(s) Roberts
and Catlin, McCluskie, Pico–Concerning fire suppression
ponds, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-113 by Senator(s) Hansen and Buckner; also Representative(s)
Tipper and Bacon–Concerning the use of personal identifying
data, and, in connection therewith, creating a task force for the
consideration of facial recognition services, restricting the use
of facial recognition services by law enforcement agencies,
temporarily prohibiting state and local government agencies and
schools from executing new contracts for facial recognition
services, and making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-140 by Senator(s) Coleman and Gardner; also Representative(s)
McLachlan and Amabile–Concerning the expansion of
experiential learning opportunities through relationships with
employers, and, in connection therewith, establishing a work-
based learning incentive program, a digital navigation program,
a career-aligned English as a second language program, A
global talent task force to study in-demand occupations, and
making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-159 by Senator(s) Bridges and Zenzinger; also Representative(s)
Ortiz and Will–Concerning the creation of a revolving loan
fund within the division of housing in the department of local
affairs to make investments in transformational affordable
housing, and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-160 by Senator(s) Gonzales and Hinrichsen; also Representative(s)
Boesenecker and Lindsay, Jodeh, Woodrow–Concerning
programs to preserve mobile home communities, and, in
connection therewith, establishing a revolving loan and grant
program to assist mobile home owners seeking to purchase their
communities, and making an appropriation.
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-170 by Senator(s) Winter; also Representative(s) Gray and
Hooton–Concerning permissible uses of the money in the waste
tire administration, enforcement, market development, and
cleanup fund, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-150 by Senator(s) Danielson; also Representative(s) Duran and
Herod–Concerning responding to the missing indigenous
persons crisis, and, in connection therewith, establishing the
office of liaison for missing and murdered indigenous relatives
and making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-180 by Senator(s) Winter and Hinrichsen; also Representative(s)
Gray and Bacon–Concerning programs to reduce ground level
ozone through increased use of transit.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-182 by Senator(s) Hansen and Coram; also Representative(s)
Daugherty and Young–Concerning measures to address
economic mobility for Coloradans, and, in connection
therewith, creating the economic mobility program within the
department of public health and environment and authorizing
the department of higher education to contract for the use of an
online platform to assist students with accessing public benefits
and making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 3, 2022.)
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-185 by Senator(s) Danielson and Buckner; also Representative(s)
Lindsay and Young–Concerning addressing the needs of older
Coloradans through the strategic investments in aging grant
program.
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
SB22-203 by Senator(s) Fields and Smallwood; also Representative(s)
Lontine and Soper–Concerning the department of health care
policy and financing’s oversight of contracted entities providing
services to the program of all-inclusive care for the elderly.
(Laid Over from May 4, 2022.)
HB22-1115 by Representative(s) Kipp and Soper; also Senator(s) Pettersen
and Jaquez Lewis–Concerning the prescription drug monitoring
program.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
HB22-1315 by Representative(s) Snyder and Rich; also Senator(s) Hansen
and Priola–Concerning a statewide communication system for
referral to essential services, and, in connection therewith,
requiring general fund appropriations to be made to the
department of human services for the issuance of annual grants
to help fund the system and making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
HB22-1328 by Representative(s) Titone and McLachlan; also Senator(s)
Donovan–Concerning modifications to the “Colorado Loans for
Increasing Main Street Business Economic Recovery Act”.
HB22-1322 by Representative(s) Benavidez and Valdez A.; also Senator(s)
Moreno and Gonzales–Concerning the regulation of water
quality in the state.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
HB22-1258 by Representative(s) Bird; also Senator(s) Zenzinger and
Priola–Concerning the creation of an essential services for
youth special district in each judicial district in the state.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
SB22-004 by Senator(s) Rankin and Bridges; also Representative(s)
McCluskie–Concerning measures to support evidence-based
literacy instruction for students in early grades.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
SB22-068 by Senator(s) Rodriguez and Kolker; also Representative(s)
Lontine and Woog–Concerning the creation of a tool to
provide transparency in health claims data submitted to the
Colorado all-payer health claims database, and, in connection
therewith, making an appropriation.
SB22-118 by Senator(s) Woodward and Hinrichsen, Hisey, Lundeen,
Priola, Rankin, Scott, Sonnenberg; also Representative(s)
Holtorf and Valdez D., Lynch, McKean, Pelton, Pico, Rich,
Van Beber, Van Winkle, Will–Concerning the encouragement
of the use of geothermal energy by providing similar treatment
to solar energy, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
SB22-190 by Senator(s) Danielson and Coram; also Representative(s)
Ortiz–Concerning the creation of a United States Space Force
special license plate, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
HB22-1401 by Representative(s) Mullica; also Senator(s) Moreno–Concerning the preparedness of health facilities to
meet patient needs.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
SB22-227 by Senator(s) Hinrichsen; also Representative(s) Valdez D.
And Will–Concerning the continuation of the department of
agriculture’s spending authority granted through legislation
enacted in the 2021 legislative session.
SB22-145 by Senator(s) Buckner and Cooke; also Representative(s)
Valdez A. And Will–Concerning measures to provide
resources to increase community safety, and, in connection
therewith, making an appropriation.
SB22-177 by Senator(s) Pettersen and Rankin; also Representative(s)
Titone and Bradfield–Concerning behavioral health system
investments in the statewide care coordination infrastructure,
and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
SB22-181 by Senator(s) Bridges and Simpson; also Representative(s)
Cutter and Van Beber–Concerning the behavioral health
administration’s plan to address issues regarding the delivery of
behavioral health-care services in this state, and, in connection
therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
SB22-211 by Senator(s) Fields and Hinrichsen; also Representative(s)
Valdez A.–Concerning the repurposing of the Ridge View
campus into a supportive residential community for people
experiencing homelessness, and, in connection therewith,
making an appropriation.
SB22-195 by Senator(s) Donovan and Sonnenberg; also Representative(s)
Catlin and Valdez D.–Concerning modifications to the
conservation district grant fund.
SB22-200 by Senator(s) Ginal and Rankin; also Representative(s) Soper
and McCluskie–Concerning a grant program to improve access
to health care in rural communities.
SB22-196 by Senator(s) Gonzales and Lee; also Representative(s) Bacon
and Benavidez–Concerning supporting the health needs of
persons who may be involved with the criminal justice system,
and, in connection therewith, making an appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)
SB22-153 by Senator(s) Fenberg and Priola; also Representative(s)
Lontine–Concerning increasing internal election security
measures, and, in connection therewith, making an
appropriation.
(Amended as printed in House Journal, May 4, 2022.)