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Protecting Colorado’s Public Health & Economy: Gov. Polis, State Legislators, Health Care Workers Announce COVID Readiness Legislative Proposal
Today, Governor Polis, Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera, Rep. Kyle Mullica, Senator Sonya Jacquez Lewis, Rep. Julie McCluskie and health care workers announced a legislative effort to implement the steps outlined in the Roadmap, ensuring that Colorado’s emergency and health systems are prepared to meet the needs of Coloradans.
Senate Approves Coleman’s Bipartisan Bill to Increase Experiential Learning Opportunities
DENVER, CO – The Senate today gave final approval to a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senator James Coleman, D-Denver, to bolster Colorado’s workforce by incentivizing businesses to create high quality work-based learning opportunities for students and adults.
Senate Approves Coleman’s Bipartisan Bill to Increase Experiential Learning Opportunities
DENVER, CO – The Senate today gave final approval to a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senator James Coleman, D-Denver, to bolster Colorado’s workforce by incentivizing businesses to create high quality work-based learning opportunities for students and adults.
Bill to Combat Wage Theft Clears Committee
DENVER, CO - The Senate Business, Labor, and Technology Committee today advanced Senators Jessie Danielson, D-Wheat Ridge, and Sonya Jaquez Lewis’, D-Boulder County, bill to modernize Colorado’s wage enforcement procedures and ensure workers are able to recover their legally earned pay.
Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Save Parents Money and Increase Access to Child Care for Colorado Families
DENVER, CO - Lawmakers in the Senate introduced a bipartisan bill yesterday that aims to increase access to child care for Colorado families and save parents money on child care.
Senate Passes Rodriguez Bipartisan “Clean Slate” Bill to Help Coloradans Rebuild Their Lives, Access Work & Housing
DENVER, CO – Today, the Senate unanimously approved a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senator Robert Rodriguez, D-Denver, and Senator Dennis Hisey, R-Fountain, that seeks to reform the way criminal records are sealed to help Coloradans get jobs and access housing.
Senate Passes Bill to Provide Free Transit Services During Ozone Season
DENVER, CO - The Senate today approved SB22-180, sponsored by Senator Faith Winter, D-Westminster, and Senator Nick Hinrichsen, D-Pueblo, which would create the Ozone Season Transit Grant Program to provide free transit rides during ozone season.
Senate Approves Gonzales, Hinrichsen Bill to Save Coloradans Money on Housing, Support Mobile Home Owners
DENVER, CO - As part of Colorado Democrats’ effort to save Coloradans money on housing, the Senate today approved legislation sponsored by Sen. Julie Gonzales, D-Denver, and Sen. Nick Hinrichsen, D-Pueblo, to better support mobile home owners.
Bipartisan Fields Bill to Prevent Human Trafficking, Improve Public Safety Clears Committee
DENVER, CO – The Senate Local Government Committee today approved a bipartisan bill sponsored by Senator Rhonda Fields (D-Aurora) that seeks to help local law enforcement prevent human trafficking across Colorado.
JOINT RELEASE: Bipartisan Bills Introduced to Save Coloradans Money, Prevent Wildfires
DENVER, CO – Lawmakers in the House today introduced two bills that will direct federal economic relief funds to reduce the cost of healthy foods and prevent wildfires by improving Colorado’s watersheds.
Fenberg Introduces Bill to Improve Resiliency, Better Prepare Colorado for Future Climate Emergencies
DENVER, CO - Last week, Senate President Steve Fenberg (D-Boulder) introduced legislation to support individuals, businesses, and governments rebuilding after disaster emergencies and create an Office of Climate Preparedness in Colorado to better prepare and respond to future disasters.
Gov. Polis, State Legislators and Community Leaders Highlight Shared Efforts to Reduce Homelessness in Colorado
DENVER, CO - Today, Gov. Polis, state legislators, and community leaders shared a legislative package to address homelessness making its way through the legislature. During the legislative session, Gov. Polis and state legislators have partnered to announce historic bipartisan investments of federal funding to expand access to behavioral and mental health services, increase the supply of affordable housing, and bolster Colorado’s workforce in critical industries.
Zenzinger’s Bill to Save Wheelchair Users Money on Repairs Clears Committee
DENVER, CO - The Business, Labor, and Technology Committee today advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Rachel Zenzinger (D-Arvada) to protect the rights of wheelchair users by allowing owners to repair their own wheelchairs.
Senate Passes Air Quality Improvement Bill to Create a Healthier Colorado
DENVER, CO - The Senate today gave final approval to President Steve Fenberg (D-Boulder) and Senator Julie Gonzales’ (D-Denver) bill to build a healthier Colorado through air quality improvements and transit investments, after the Front Range was declared a “severe” violator of federal ozone standards by the EPA.
Pair of Ginal Bills to Crack Down on Catalytic Converter Thefts, Create a Safer Colorado Win Unanimous Committee Approval
DENVER, CO - The Senate Judiciary Committee today unanimously approved a pair of bills sponsored by Senator Joann Ginal (D-Fort Collins) to crack down on catalytic converter thefts and create a safer Colorado.
Gonzales, Lee Bill to Increase Behavioral Health Access, Divert Coloradans in Need Away from Criminal Justice System Clears Committee
DENVER, CO - The Senate Judiciary Committee today unanimously approved legislation sponsored by Senators Julie Gonzales (D-Denver) and Pete Lee (D-Colorado Springs) to make major investments in behavioral health services for individuals in – or at risk of becoming involved in – the criminal justice system. The legislation is based on recommendations from the Behavioral Health Transformational Task Force.
Senate Gives Preliminary Approval to Pair of Air Quality Improvement Bills to Create a Healthier Colorado
DENVER, CO - The Senate today advanced two bills to build a healthier Colorado through air quality improvements and transit investments, after the Front Range was declared a “severe” violator of federal ozone standards by the EPA.
Senate Passes Bill to Implement Universal Preschool in Colorado
DENVER, CO - The Senate today gave final approval to President Steve Fenberg (D-Boulder) and Senator Janet Buckner (D-Aurora)’s landmark bill to implement universal preschool and provide high-quality early childhood education and support to every Colorado kid.
JOINT RELEASE: Colorado Democratic LGBTQ+ Caucus Urges Board of Education Not to Censor LGBTQ+ References in Schools
DENVER, CO - The Colorado Democratic LGBTQ+ Caucus is urging the State Board of Education not to follow through on a proposal to update its Social Studies Standards and remove any LGBTQ+ references for students below 4th grade.
Bridges’ Bipartisan Bill to Invest $72 Million to Bolster Behavioral Health Workforce Clears Committee
DENVER, CO – The Health and Human Services Committee today approved bipartisan legislation sponsored by Senator Jeff Bridges (D-Greenwood Village) that would increase the state’s health care workforce to better meet the needs of Coloradans and improve patient outcomes. The legislation was developed based on recommendations from the state’s Behavioral Health Transformational Task Force.

