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Right now, only the state government can put automated traffic cameras on interstate highways. This bill changes the law to let local governments, like your city or county, install these cameras on in...
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This bill simplifies how early childhood education and family services are managed locally in Colorado. It takes two existing types of local organizations that ...
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This bill updates state laws regarding crimes that exploit children for sex. It changes outdated legal terms like 'child prostitution' to 'commercial sexual act...
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This bill helps local governments afford the costs of reducing methane emissions from their public landfills. It gives them access to existing state funds, prov...
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This bill adds several new protections and support systems for survivors of crimes like domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault. It ensures survivors kn...
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This bill requires certain county officials—specifically coroners, clerks, and assessors—to publicly disclose if they have financial interests in the industries...
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