CML Bill List

The bill creates a grant program to incentivize the adoption of affordable housing policies at the local level. 

CML is again running priority legislation to allow local governments to utilize inclusionary zoning policies to increase the supply of affordable housing. 

House Bill 21-1027 continues the sale of alcohol as part of takeout and delivery orders.

This bill concerns the authorization for certain alcohol beverage license holders to hold festivals for alcohol beverage retail activity.

This bill expands the Peace Officers Mental Health Support Grant Program to include community partnerships.

This legislation creates new arrest standards and sets different thresholds for monetary bond. 

This is an analysis of Senate Bill 21-031 which concerns limits on governmental actions related to lawful protests.

This bill addresses local government responses to protests

This bill sets penalities for threats and harassment against elected officials. 

The bill cleans up several provisions of SB20-217, the Law Enforcement Accountability Act.

The bill cleans-up and extends provisions of SB 20-217, the Law Enforcement Integrity Act

This bill creates the Colorado Meeting and Events Incentive Program in the Colorado Tourism Office.

This bill provides funding for the Rural Economic Development Initiative Grant Program.

This bill concerns the use of ranked choice voting in nonpartisan elections. 

A cleanup bill for statutes related to Title 1 and Title 31 recall elections. 

The bill makes several changes to Colorado's Anti-Discrimination Act.

This bill makes changes to the workers' compensation statute. 

This bill concerns restrictions on the collection and use of biometric information. 

The bill specifies that lawful presence verification is not required for credential applications for regulated professionals.

This bill preempts local government regulations of family child care homes. 

The bill changes some criteria used to allocate funds from the Local Government
Limited Gaming Impact Fund in the Department of Local Affairs.

House Bill 21- 1058 will codify the marijuana Executive Orders related to COVID-19.

This bill establishes the Financial Empowerment Office in the Attorney General's Office.

This bill requires local governments to connect demographic data on procurement and contracting practices. 

The bill adds language to relevant Colorado statutes related to persons with disabilities, and adding a civil penalty for governmental entities who fail to substantially comply with web content accessibility guidelines established and published by an international consortium. 

The bill concerns the possession of certain personal information by governmental entities.

This bill concerns publicly available information about applicants for public employment. 

This bill creates a pilot program to help finance the use of nurse intake of 911 calls. 

The bill specifies that fireworks retailers cannot sell fireworks outside the scope of the retailer's license.

The bill concerns the implementation of recommendations from the Colorado Fire Commission

Concerning the creation of an enterprise to administer a fee-based natural disaster mitigation grant program. 

The bill concerns a general fund transfer to the local government severance tax fund to fund grants to local governments for renewable and clean energy infrastructure projects. 

This bill would invalidate state and local policies limiting the use of natural gas or propane.

This legislation creates a statewide energy performance benchmarking program to improve efficiency of large commercial properties.

This bill making sweeping changes in the management of plastics.

The bill creates the Colorado Recycling and Composting Infrastructure Enterprise and Grant Program.

SB21-200 directs the Air Quality Control Commission (AQCC) to promulgate greenhouse gas emission reduction rules and establish a fee on greenhouse gas emissions and requires electric utilities, including municipally owned utilities to file plans with the Public Utilities Commission that will achieve specified emissions reductions.

This bill makes changes to the Broadband Deployment Board in order to expand broadband service in unserved areas. 

This bill makes changes to the Broadband Deployment Board to expand broadband service to unserved areas.

HB 21-1289 codifies Colorado Broadband Office within the Office of Information Technology and establishes grant programs in various departments to support broadband infrastructure development. 

The bill, brought by the Joint Technology Committee (JTC) modifies statutes pertaining to the Office of Information Technology (OIT), the Colorado Cybersecurity Council, and the JTC.

This bill eliminates existing prohibitions on counties appropriating general fund money to fund roads and bridges. 

This bill allows local governments to prohibit the operation of motor vehicles on roughed-in roads.

This legislation create a feasibility study on the concepts of “community choice energy” (CCE).

The bill concerns utility customers' financial contributions for low-income utility assistance. 

Concerning transfers of money from the general fund to implement the state water plan, and making an appropriation. 

Concerning the transfer of money from the general fund to the Colorado Water Conservation Board Construction Fund for Watershed Protection Programs