The bill addresses conflicts between local government ordinances (primarily higher local minimum wages in places like Denver and Boulder) and the state’s authority to set

The bill’s stated purpose is to streamline delivery of government services in welfare programs, and to efficiently identify and remedy waste, fraud, and abuse. The

The bill creates an Administrator of Legislative Safety for the Legislative Department and the Court Security Authority, a special purpose authority, to collect and distribute

The bill allows a municipally owned utility that cannot meet its previously filed clean energy plan’s emission reduction goals to submit a revised plan by

The bill creates a special purpose authority (investment performance authority) that is authorized to invest certain public money from certain special funds, enterprise funds, and

This bill reflects a direct response to petitioners who are currently securing signatures for a ballot initiative to be placed on the November 2026 ballot

This bill creates the Colorado behavior analyst licensing board under DORA. It would prohibit engaging or offering the practice of applied behavior analysis unless the

This bill would create the Residential Construction Contractor Enterprise for the purpose of certifying residential construction contractors who choose to apply for certification. The goal

The bill authorizes the Colorado Health Insurance Affordability Enterprise (enterprise) to impose a one-time supplemental fee of $40M, allocated equally among health insurance companies that

The bill makes a number of changes to the boundaries and operation of the front range passenger rail district for the purpose of eventually providing

The bill establishes guidelines for the manufacture, transportation, distribution, and sale of non-alcohol beverages infused with THC, the active ingredient of cannabis products. Cannabis enthusiasts

The bill concerns the over-refund amount for state fiscal year 2024-25 of state revenues in excess of the state fiscal year spending limit under section

The bill creates the Youth Mental Health Services Access Enterprise and creates a fee on certain online gaming transactions to fund the enterprise’s services. Many

This bill imposes new limitations on benefits for pregnant women and children who meet certain income and immigration status requirements. The majority of CUT votes

The bill expands the ‘Plastic Pollution Reduction Act’ by prohibiting a retail food establishment or third-party food delivery service from providing single-use food serviceware to

The bill sets school finance funding levels for FY 2026-27 to reflect current law. This increases the base per pupil funding by $208.60, to $8,900.40,

This Bill extends the life of the Public Utilities Commission until 2037 and expands its mission and authorities. The PUC under the bill would be

This bill establishes the Strengthen Colorado Homes Enterprise in the Division of Insurance (DOI) in the Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA). The enterprise will charge

This bill takes money from the Unclaimed Property Fund and loans it to utility consumers at low interest rates for the purpose of enhancing property

Concerning the provision for payment of the expenses of the executive, legislative, and judicial departments of the state of Colorado, and of its agencies and

This bill represents blatant state interference in federal enforcement of immigration law. Additionally, it proposes to use taxpayer money to oppose the federal government from

CUT asserts that it is not the proper role of government to fund workforce housing. Furthermore, in a year with a substantial deficit, why is

At least some of this bill has to do with moving federal COVID money that must be spent this year from the federally intended programs

When Prop FF, Healthy Meals For All passed it was not a “means tested” program. So, it was made open to all, thereby becoming a

The bill imposes requirements on online gaming services and social media platforms, and collects an additional fee on microtransactions in games to be credited to

This bill would extend a tax credit for five more years to private landowners to permanently protect their land from development through conservation easements. Cut

The bill adjusts how bill credits must be applied for subscribers to community solar gardens and creates additional requirements for public utilities concerning community solar

The bill amends the “Colorado Local Government Election Code” and the “Colorado Municipal Election Code of 1965” to add authorization for special districts and municipalities

Bill creates yet another “enterprise zone” with fees levied on large employers with more than 500 employees who qualify for state aid in healthcare insurance.

This bill creates a civil cause of action for individuals, or their estate if deceased, who suffered injury or harm from “sexual orientation or gender

Adjusts eligibility requirements for local and tribal governments to receive funding from Colorado’s statewide affordable housing fund tied to proposition 123. It replaces the current

Creates a retail theft prevention advisory board in the Office of the Attorney General (AGO) to develop grant procedures, review/award grants, analyze data on organized

This bill shifts money from different funds with the end result to mitigate wildfire mitigation for “income qualified homes” living in the mountains. This creates

CUT is not opposed to proper government spending, but CUT is opposed to wasteful spending. A large concern for CUT is the lack of a

Bill seeks to create 3 Enterprise Zones for the collection of “fees” on 3 types of alcohol beverages. Proceeds marked for alcohol education and treatment.

This bill mandates that RTD and its services implement measures to improve transit access for all riders. This includes offering low-income fare discount programs, “partner

This bill grants city and county housing authorities the power to impose a sales tax, sales and use tax, or property tax within their jurisdiction,

This bill requires the secretary of state to place a question on the November 2026 ballot asking voters to approve the state retaining and spending

The CUT board is unanimously against this omnibus legislation. It covers many topics, has several tax increases (by denying deductions) and tax credit changes. It

This bill is extremely complicated, but its goal is to take away money from businesses in Colorado and re-distributing it to families and children. It

This and HB26-1222 are companion bills that have the goal of negating the business tax relief of federal legislation and using the money gained to

The bill responds to federal interventions (e.g., U.S. Department of Energy Section 202(c) emergency orders) that force certain coal-fired power plants to continue operating beyond

This bill grants the Public Utilities Commission the authority to regulate broadband services and voice-over-internet protocol, on the grounds that this will “regulate” quality, safety,

The bill clarifies and adds new procedures and requirements for firearms dealers under the state permitting program in the Department of Revenue. CUT unanimously opposes

The bill modifies the “Uniform Election Code of 1992” (code) and the “Colorado Open Records Act”. CUT is loudly against this bill as it is

This bill establishes the “Transit Investment Area Act” to create a framework for local governments and transit agencies to undertake transit investment projects. It also

This bill requires the court to suppress a record associated with a petition seeking to change the name of a petitioner who is less than

This bill mandates that any local government, referred to as a “subject jurisdiction,” cannot require a parcel of land to be larger than 2,000 square

The bill establishes a data center development program and a development authority appointed to run the program. The program offers a 100% sales and use

This bill expands options for members of the Public Employees’ Retirement Association (PERA) with changes aimed to provide more flexibility and opportunities for members to

This bill establishes a new legal pathway in Colorado for individuals who are harmed during civil immigration enforcement actions if their constitutional rights are violated.

The bill authorizes local governments to impose excise or property taxes, or both on vacant properties. Revenue collected may be used only for affordable or

This bill eliminates the requirement under the Labor Peace Act to conduct a second election to negotiate a union security agreement clause in the collective

This bill requires local governments to allow residential development (including multi-story buildings) on qualifying properties owned by certain non-profit organizations, school districts, state colleges or

This bill disregards the property rights of an owner of firearms. This bill is an expansion of HB19-1177 which empowers authorities to confiscate firearms with

This bill takes a county housing subsidy law and broadens its application and funding sources. The bill allows funding to subsidize “workforce housing” (whatever that