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Action HB/SB Bill Number Substitute Bill Title STATUS Sponsor UASD Position Needed Priority Topic HB 101st SubInitiative and Referendum Amendments House Government Operations Committee Brian Greene Oppose Amend HB 112nd SubReferendum Amendments Filed - Not Passed Fred Cox Tracking HB 12 Disaster Recovery for Local Governments Senate 2nd Reading Calendar Curt Oda Support; amend to include fire and police HB 14 Emergency Services Account Loan AmendmentsSenate 3rd Reading Calendar Curt Oda Tracking HB 15 Domestic Relations Retirement Shares House 3rd Reading Calendar Kay McIff Tracking HB 172nd SubAssessment Area Foreclosure Amendments Senate 3rd Reading Calendar Curt Webb Tracking HB 21 Election Revisions Enrolling Steve Eliason Tracking HB 253rd SubProperty Tax Changes Senate Rules Committee Daniel McCay Tracking HB 32 Subdivision Base Parcel Tax Amendments Enrolling Curt Webb Tracking HB 33 Fire Prevention Board Membership AmendmentsEnrolling James Dunnigan Support HB 35 Retirement and Insurance Benefit Claims Limits Senate 2nd Reading Calendar Kraig Powell Tracking HB 483rd SubElection Law Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Daniel McCay Tracking HB 50 Postretirement Reemployment Amendments House Revenue and Taxation Committee Rich Cunningham Tracking HB 51 Recodification of Postretirement Reemployment HouseProvisions 3rd Reading Calendar Kraig Powell Tracking HB 521st SubOffice of Outdoor Recreation Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Patrice Arent Tracking HB 62 Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice - StatutorySenate Reports Judiciary, Repeal Law Enforcement, and Criminal JusticeDon CommitteeIpson Tracking HB 63 Fees for Government Records Requests House 3rd Reading Calendar Brian King Tracking HB 67 Weapons on Public Transportation Senate Judiciary, Law Enforcement, and Criminal JusticeNorman Committee Thurston Track with concern HB 681st SubPost-Exposure Blood Testing Amendments Senate Rules Committee Edward Redd Support HB 70 Voter Eligibility Amendments House Government Operations Committee Joel Briscoe Support HB 77 Special District Amendments Senate 2nd Reading Calendar Stephen Handy Support; UASD Bill HB 82 Property Taxing Authority for Public Water ProvidersHouse Revenue and Taxation Committee Kraig Powell Oppose X HB 85 Private Attorney General Doctrine House Judiciary Committee Brian Greene Oppose X HB 86 Postretirement Employment Restrictions House Revenue and Taxation Committee Rich Cunningham Tracking HB 872nd SubClean Fuel Conversion Amendments Senate Rules Committee Stephen Handy Support HB 100 Emergency Medical Services Personnel LicensureEnrolling Interstate Compact Mike Schultz Tracking HB 1041st SubProperty Taxation Amendments Senate Rules Committee Jeremy Peterson Support HB 1102nd SubInactive Voter Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Craig Hall Tracking HB 115 Beekeeping Modifications House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and EnvironmentMarc Committee Roberts Oppose Amend HB 1181st SubPublic Access of Administrative Action AmendmentsHouse 3rd Reading Calendar Brian Greene Tracking HB 119 Straight Ticket Voting Amendments House Government Operations Committee Patrice Arent Tracking HB 1201st SubDUI Enforcement Funding Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Curtis Bramble Tracking HB 121 Building Code Amendments House Rules Committee Fred Cox Tracking HB 122 Sales Tax Exemption for Public Buildings ContractorsHouse Revenue and Taxation Committee Kraig Powell Support HB 1242nd SubMonitoring Equipment in a Care Facility Senate Rules Committee Timothy Hawkes Tracking HB 125 Fire Code Amendments House Rules Committee Fred Cox Support HB 126 Unmanned Aircraft Revisions House 3rd Reading Calendar Kraig Powell Support HB 130 Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Patrice Arent Support HB 132 Municipal Business Licensing Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Jacob Anderegg Tracking HB 143 Vehicle Safety Inspection Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Kraig Powell Track and Amend HB 153 Certified Tax Rate Amendments House Revenue and Taxation Committee Raymond Ward Support HB 166 Metal Theft Amendments House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice CommitteeDavid Lifferth Support HB 168 Transportation Funding Modifications Senate Transportation and Public Utilities and TechnologyJohnny Committee Anderson Support HB 170 Medical Care Savings Account Tax Credit RepealSenate Rules Committee Jeremy Peterson Tracking HB 173 Payroll Deductions for Union Dues House Rules Committee John Westwood Support HB 180 Sales and Use Tax Exemption Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Brad Wilson Tracking HB 183 County Option Sales and Use Tax for Highways andHouse Public 3rd TransitReading Amendments Calendar Jack Draxler Tracking HB 1871st SubAnimal Shelter Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Johnny Anderson Tracking Action HB/SB Bill Number Substitute Bill Title STATUS Sponsor UASD Position Needed Priority Topic HB 188 Paid Family Leave House Business and Labor Committee Angela Romero Tracking HB 195 Living Wage Amendments House Rules Committee Lynn Hemingway Tracking HB 1972nd SubLobbying By State Agencies Amendments House Government Operations Committee Marc Roberts Oppose X HB 198 Ballot Proposition Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Justin Fawson Tracking HB 205 Tier II Retirement Amendments House Revenue and Taxation Committee Rich Cunningham Support HB 209 Public Transit District Board County AppointmentHouse Amendments Transportation Committee Johnny Anderson Tracking HB 2151st SubLocal Option Sales and Use Tax Amendments House Revenue and Taxation Committee Brian Greene Oppose X HB 218 Utah Revised Nonprofit Corporation Act House Rules Committee Kay McIff Oppose X HB 222 Nonuse Application Amendments Senate Rules Committee Timothy Hawkes Support HB 224 Impact Fees Revisions House Business and Labor Committee Paul Ray Oppose Amend HB 230 Workers' Compensation Fund Amendments Senate Business and Labor Committee Val Peterson Tracking HB 231 Hospital Lien Law Amendments House Business and Labor Committee Mike McKell Tracking HB 241 Computer Abuse and Data Recovery Act House Public Utilities and Technology Committee Rebecca Chavez-HouckSupport HB 243 Public Transit District Officers Amendments House Transportation Committee Edward Redd Support HB 257 Water Funding Revisions House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and EnvironmentLee CommitteePerry Support HB 2581st SubSolid Waste Amendments House Consent Calendar Curtis Oda Tracking HB 269 Recycling of Copper Wire House Rules Committee Fred Cox Support HB 275 Submission of Nonbinding Opinion Questions to HouseVoters Rules Committee Patrice Arent Tracking HB 276 Utah Public Land Management Act House Natural Resources, Agricultures, and EnvironmentMichael Committee Noel Tracking HB 2831st SubPublic Utility Easement Amendments House 3rd Reading Calendar Merrill Nelson Tracking HB 286 Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Amendments House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice CommitteeMike McKell Support HB 290 Campaign Finance Reform Amendments House Government Operations Committee Robert Spendlove Tracking HB 300 Body-Worn Cameras for Law Enforcement OfficersHouse Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice CommitteeDaniel McCay Oppose X HB 305 Water Rights and Resources Amendments House Rules Committee Joel Briscoe Tracking HB 309 Sales and Use Tax Earmark Amendments House Rules Committee Daniel McCay Oppose X HB 315 Bee Keeping Amendments House Rules Committee Kay McIff TBD HB 318 Point of the Mountain Development House Economic Development and Workforce ServicesBrad Committee Wilson Tracking HB 319 Safety Inspection Amendments House Rules Committee Norman Thurston TBD HB 320 Metro Township Revisions House Political Subdivisions Committee LaVar Christensen TBD HB 326 Special and Local District Transparency AmendmentsHouse Rules Committee Norman Thurston Oppose X HB 330 State Fire Code Revisions House Rules Committee Mike Schultz TBD HB 334 Voting Revisions House Rules Committee Brad Daw TBD HB 341 Interlocal Cooperation Act Amendments House Legislative Research and General Counsel Merrill Nelson TBD HB 347 Local and Special Service District Amendments House Legislative Research and General Counsel Stephen Handy TBD; UASD Bill HCR 1 Concurrent Resolution on Waters of the United StatesSenate 2nd Reading Calendar Michael Noel Support HJR 4 Joint Resolution on Water Infrastructure TransferHouse Rules Committee Mike McKell Support HJR 13 Joint Resolution on Nonhazardous Solid Waste FeesHouse Legislative Research and General Counsel Mike McKell TBD SB 121st SubPassenger Carrier Requirements Enrolling Karen Mayne Tracking SB 15 Apportionment of Business Income AmendmentsEnrolling Deidre Henderson Tracking SB 172nd SubRevenue and Taxation Amendments Senate 3rd Reading Calendar Kevin Van Tassell Tracking SB 19 Phased Retirement Enrolling Todd Weiler Tracking SB 20 Retirement Systems Audit Recommendations AmendmentsEnroilling Todd Weiler Tracking SB 231st SubWater Law - Protected Purchaser Amendments Senate 3rd Reading Calendar Margaret Dayton Support; amended SB 251st SubBallot Amendments House Rules Committee Margaret Dayton Tracking SB 26 Election Notice Amendments Senate 3rd Reading Calendar Margaret Dayton Support SB 27 Absentee Ballot Amendments Enrolling Margaret Dayton Support SB 28 Water System Conservation Pricing Enrolling Scott Jenkins Tracking SB 29 Retirement Systems Amendments Enrolling Todd Weiler Support Action HB/SB Bill Number Substitute Bill Title STATUS Sponsor UASD Position Needed Priority Topic SB 32 Reauthorization of Hospital Provider
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