Senate Calendar

HB26-1234 by Representative(s) Rydin and Soper; also Senator(s) Wallace and Frizell--Concerning access to records of child abuse or neglect.

SB26-066 by Senator(s) Jodeh and Carson; also Representative(s) Jackson--Concerning the regulation of compounded weight-loss medications that have not been approved by the United States food and drug administration.

• (Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, March 16, 2026.)
• (Laid Over from March 30, 2026.)

HB26-1186 by Representative(s) Mabrey and Soper; also Senator(s) Ball and Weissman--Concerning the continuation of the regulation of bail bonding agents regulated by article 23 of title 10, Colorado Revised Statutes, by the division of insurance.

HB26-1044 by Representative(s) English and Joseph; also Senator(s) Exum and Benavidez--Concerning measures to improve equity in maternal health.

• (Amended in General Orders as printed in Senate Journal, April 2, 2026.)

HB26-1303 by Representative(s) Bradley and Carter; also Senator(s) Ball and Catlin--Concerning technical changes to energy and carbon management statutes.

HB26-1297 by Representative(s) Carter and Luck; also Senator(s) Rich and Exum--Concerning using uniform language to reference misdemeanor traffic offenses.

HB26-1296 by Representative(s) Bradley and Carter; also Senator(s) Ball and Rich--Concerning discipline for advanced practice registered nurses for a failure to timely complete a medical certification for a certificate of death.

HB26-1295 by Representative(s) Bradley and Espenoza; also Senator(s) Rich--Concerning the repeal of obsolete statutory requirements related to fulfilled reporting requirements, and, in connection therewith, repealing entities that have fulfilled their statutory requirements.

HB26-1294 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Luck; also Senator(s) Ball and Exum--Concerning the correction of a citation within the definition of "active duty" for purposes of the "Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children".

HB26-1293 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Luck; also Senator(s) Exum--Concerning the modernization of requirements for the ballot information booklet.

HB26-1220 by Representative(s) Carter and Bradley; also Senator(s) Exum and Rich--Concerning updating terminology from "acute treatment unit" to "behavioral health entity" to conform with existing behavioral health licenses.

HB26-1219 by Representative(s) Bradley and Espenoza; also Senator(s) Ball and Rich--Concerning extending the deadline by which a battery stewardship organization must submit an assessment regarding the end-of-life management of certain batteries to the general assembly.

HB26-1218 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Luck; also Senator(s) Catlin and Ball--Concerning clarifying the validity of common law marriage by restoring a previously repealed provision.

HB26-1217 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Bradley; also Senator(s) Rich and Ball--Concerning correcting cross references in the child support guidelines.

HB26-1216 by Representative(s) Luck and Carter; also Senator(s) Exum and Rich--Concerning the correction of technical defects in certain statutes administered by the department of revenue.

HB26-1215 by Representative(s) Carter and Luck; also Senator(s) Catlin and Exum--Concerning a technical revision to language in Senate Bill 25-070 related to a requirement for online marketplaces with respect to third-party sellers.

HB26-1135 by Representative(s) English and Joseph; also Senator(s) Benavidez and Marchman--Concerning increased transparency regarding chemicals used in the processing of certain hair products.

• (Business, Labor, & Technology recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 1, 2026.)

HB26-1238 by Representative(s) Johnson and Lukens; also Senator(s) Baisley and Lindstedt--Concerning emergency medical services provided in the state, and, in connection therewith, designating emergency medical services, including ambulance services and air ambulance services, to be essential services.

HB26-1079 by Representative(s) Bradley and Boesenecker; also Senator(s) Bright--Concerning a requirement that a minor have written permission to obtain an instruction permit to drive a motorcycle.

SB26-063 by Senator(s) Hinrichsen; also Representative(s) Ricks--Concerning nonemergency medical transportation services for medicaid members.

• (Business, Labor, & Technology recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, February 27, 2026.)
• (Laid Over from March 30, 2026.)

SB26-134 by Senator(s) Lindstedt and Jodeh; also Representative(s) Duran and McCluskie--Concerning the imposition of fees by payment card networks.

• (Laid Over from April 2, 2026.)

HB26-1071 by Representative(s) Mauro and Duran; also Senator(s) Cutter--Concerning allowing a local government to locate an automated vehicle identification system on an interstate highway.

• (Laid Over from April 2, 2026.)

HB26-1084 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Camacho; also Senator(s) Weissman and Lindstedt--Concerning voter transparency requirements to expand information about the funding of initiated statewide ballot measures, and, in connection therewith, requiring the ballot title and abstract of the fiscal impact statement for certain initiated statewide ballot measures to identify the main areas of state expenditure that would be affected by the measure.

• (Laid Over from April 2, 2026.)

SB26-144 by Senator(s) Frizell and Lindstedt; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning the collection of delinquent property taxes by tax lien sale, and, in connection therewith, modifying the structure and authority for treasurers to charge certain fees, amending the process for the sale of tax liens, and recreating and reenacting with amendments the process for obtaining a treasurer's deed after public auction of a property subject to tax lien.

• (Finance recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 1, 2026.)

HB26-1311 by Representative(s) Duran and Carter; also Senator(s) Bright and Snyder--Concerning the use of a bond in lieu of retainage in construction contracts.

HB26-1107 by Representative(s) Feret and Paschal; also Senator(s) Cutter--Concerning measures to increase access to services in facilities that provide medical care.

HB26-1101 by Representative(s) Espenoza and Soper; also Senator(s) Lindstedt and Pelton B.--Concerning adding criminal offenses related to critical infrastructure components to criminal offenses involving commodity metals.

SJR26-019 by Senator(s) Frizell; also Representative(s) Hartsook--Concerning strengthening the sister-state relations between the state of Colorado and Taiwan, and, in connection therewith, reaffirming support for Taiwan's international participation.

• (Laid Over from April 1, 2026.)

SB26-077 by Senator(s) Jodeh; also Representative(s) Gilchrist and Stewart K.--Concerning epilepsy-related mortality awareness.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 27, 2026.)

SB26-014 by Senator(s) Amabile; also Representative(s) Rydin and Soper--Concerning modifications to the affirmative defense of not guilty by reason of insanity.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 30, 2026.)

SB26-031 by Senator(s) Lindstedt and Rich; also Representative(s) Camacho and Soper--Concerning the lawful use of a prescription drug product containing a schedule I controlled substance.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 30, 2026.)

SB26-087 by Senator(s) Wallace and Pelton B.; also Representative(s) Nguyen and Lindsay--Concerning authorizing legislative leave from employment during a legislative session for certain members of the general assembly.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 30, 2026.)

SB26-009 by Senator(s) Lindstedt and Snyder; also Representative(s) McCluskie and Stewart R.--Concerning the determination of whether an entity is a charitable organization for purposes of state sales and use tax.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 31, 2026.)

SB26-126 by Senator(s) Marchman and Rich; also Representative(s) Johnson and Lukens--Concerning teacher licensure for out-of-state applicants.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 31, 2026.)

SB26-053 by Senator(s) Kirkmeyer and Mullica; also Representative(s) Clifford and Gonzalez R.--Concerning the expansion of eligible borrowers for mortgages through the Colorado housing and finance authority.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 30, 2026, and Amended on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, April 2, 2026.)

SB26-021 by Senator(s) Mullica and Simpson; also Representative(s) Barron and Paschal--Concerning authorizing the clean fleet enterprise to encourage the replacement of high-emitting trucks with low-emitting trucks in motor vehicle fleets.

• (Amended as printed in House Journal, March 31, 2026, and Amended on Third Reading as printed in House Journal, April 2, 2026.)

Members of the Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission

• for a term expiring July 1, 2029:

  • Gregory Demo of Black Hawk, Colorado, to serve as a member of the Second Congressional District and a representative of law enforcement, occasioned by the resignation of Alice Cary of Silverthorne, Colorado, appointed.
• (The Committee on Finance recommends the above appointment be confirmed.)

Members of the Front Range Passenger Rail District Board

• for a term expiring December 31, 2029:

  • Maria Garcia Berry of Denver, Colorado, to serve as a representative of a passenger rail development or operations system, occasioned by the resignation of Salvatore Pace of Pueblo, Colorado, appointed.
• (The Committee on Transportation & Energy recommends the above appointment be confirmed.)

HB26-1237 by Representative(s) Smith and Taggart; also Senator(s) Lindstedt--Concerning modifications to select statutory provisions to improve transportation safety.

HB26-1239 by Representative(s) Goldstein and Richardson; also Senator(s) Mullica--Concerning modifications to a county's enforcement authority in connection with property in the county.

• (Local Government & Housing recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 2, 2026.)

SB26-136 by Senator(s) Pelton R. and Coleman; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning the reporting of missing livestock to the department of agriculture.

• (Agriculture & Natural Resources recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 2, 2026.)

HB26-1081 by Representative(s) Camacho and Duran; also Senator(s) Roberts--Concerning measures to optimize Colorado's electric transmission system.

• (Transportation & Energy recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 2, 2026.)

HB26-1208 by Representative(s) Velasco; also Senator(s) Lindstedt and Exum--Concerning the continuation of the compliance advisory panel to the air pollution control division in the department of public health and environment.

SB26-103 by Senator(s) Kolker and Marchman; also Representative(s) (None)--Concerning public schools, and, in connection therewith, creating a specialized school policy for at-risk students and requiring subdivisions to set aside land for public schools.

• (Education recommends the bill be amended as printed in Senate Journal, April 2, 2026.)

SB26-090 by Senator(s) Carson and Snyder; also Representative(s) Hartsook--Concerning exempting critical infrastructure from the "Consumer Repair Bill of Rights Act".

SJR26-018 by Senator(s) Jodeh; also Representative(s) Zokaie--Concerning recognizing the celebration of Nowruz, and, in connection therewith, expressing support for the human rights and fundamental freedoms of the Iranian people, including the ongoing struggle for equality embodied in the Women, Life, Freedom movement.

• (Laid Over from March 31, 2026.)

HJR26-1024 by Representative(s) Soper and McCluskie; also Senator(s) Catlin and Coleman--Concerning the designation of State Highway 92 in Delta County from Mile Marker 3 to Mile Marker 7 as the "Educators and Teachers Memorial Highway".

• (Laid Over from April 2, 2026.)

HB26-1038 by Representative(s) Paschal and Clifford; also Senator(s) Snyder--Concerning county commissioner redistricting.

• (Amended as printed in Senate Journal, March 20, 2026.)
• House Conferees: Representatives Paschal, Chair, Clifford, and Flanell
• The House voted to allow the First Conference Committee onHB26-1038to go beyond the scope of the differences between the two houses.