BILL TRACKER

House Bills

BILL NUMBER	SUBJECT	SPONSOR	IAC POSITION	STATUS	BILL SUMMARY

H0436	Income Tax, Corporate	Rep. Steven Harris	Monitoring	Law	Consolidates income tax brackets with highest tax bracket lowered from 6.5% to 6%. Also provides a one-time tax rebate of $350 million.
H0438	School Trustees, Elections	Reps. Barbara Ehardt & Gayann DeMordaunt	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Changes how school board trustees fill positions vacated due to recall.
H0439	Unaffiliated Voters, Deadline	Sen. Mary Souza & Rep. Caroline Nilsson Troy	Monitoring	Senate State Affairs	Changes unaffiliated voter party affiliation deadline from primary election day to candidate filing deadline prior to primary election.
H0441	Absentee Ballot Assistance	Sen. Mary Souza & Rep. Caroline Nilsson Troy	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Designates three authorized sources to assist with absentee ballots at care facilities.
H0442	Regulation, Rent Restrictions	Rep. Joe Palmer	Monitoring	Senate Commerce & Human Resources	Amends existing law to prohibit local governments form enacting, maintaining, or enforcing an ordinance or resolution that regulates rent, fees or deposits charged for leasing private residential property
H0444	Limited Immunity	Rep. Julianne Young	Support	Law	Changes sunset clause for COVID-19 limited liability from 2022 to 2023.
H0451	Juvenile Corrections Act	Monty Prow, Idaho Dept. of Juvenile Corrections	Monitoring	Law	Provides that juvenile offender shall appear before the Custody Review Board in certain instances
H0452	Juvenile Corrections Act	Monty Prow, Idaho Dept. of Juvenile Corrections	Monitoring	Law	Expands protections regarding juvenile sight and sound separation and jail removal with clearer definition of when juvenile can legally be held in an adult jail or lockup.
H0453	Juvenile Corrections, Diversion	Monty Prow, Idaho Dept. of Juvenile Corrections	Monitoring	Law	Clarifies diversion processes in code designating 20-511 as the standalone statute for pre-petition diversion.
H0456	Invasive Species, Boats, Fees	Rep. Doug Okuniewicz	Monitoring	House Agricultural Affairs	Eliminates requirement for species registrations from small nonmotorized watercraft such as paddleboards and canoes. Reduces Idaho resident motorized vessel fees for invasive species. Increases fees for nonresident motorized vessels, larger nonresident vessels and ballasted nonresident vessels.
H0463	Public Works Projects	Keith Reynolds, Dept. of Administration	Monitoring	Law	Increases the limit for delegation of public works projects from $150,000 to $300,000.
H0468	Endowment Lands, Notices, Violations	Scott Phillips, Idaho Dept. of Lands	Monitoring	House Resources & Conservation	Establishes infraction-level charges for violating restrictions on use of endowment land as long as public is given appropriate notice of restrictions.
H0469	POST Fund	Keith Reynolds, Dept. of Administration	Support	Law	Transfers 1.5% of the Liquor Fund distribution to fund POST each year.
H0471	Sales Tax, Short-term Rentals	Rep. Clark Kauffman, Tom Shaner, Idaho State Tax Commission	Monitoring	House Revenue & Taxation	Clarifies that short-term Idaho real property rentals are not subject to the marketplace facilitator (Wayfair) statutes.
H0474	County Lease	Rep. Bruce Skaug, Rep. Mike Kingsley, Rep. Ron Nate, Rep. Tammy Nichols, Rep. Rick Youngblood, Sen. Jeff Agenbroad	Oppose	House Local Government	Amends maximum duration of county leases for courthouses or jails from 30 years to 5 years. Any lease agreement beyond 5 years would require public election approval by a simple majority.
H0481	Property Tax Reduction	Rep. Charlie Shepherd	Support	Law	Creates a threshold of $300,000 or 150% of median assessed valuation whichever is greater for homes in the county to qualify for circuit breaker.
H0482	Sales Tax Monthly Distribution	Rep. Jim Addis	Monitoring	House Revenue & Taxation	Changes sales tax distribution to local taxing districts from a quarterly distribution to a monthly distribution.
H0499	PERSI, Emergency Comms Officers	Rep. Rod Furniss	Monitoring	Law	Allows Dispatch officers to qualify for PERSI Rule of 80.
H0500	Juvenile Corrections, Fees Elimination	Rep. Marco Erickson	Opposed	House Judiciary, Rules & Administration	Eliminates fees for children involved in the juvenile justice system and their parents and guardians.
H0508	Sex Crimes, Minimum Penalties	Rep. Chad Christensen	Monitoring	House Judiciary, Rules & Administration	Provides a minimum penalty for certain sex crimes.
H0511	Ballots, Order of Names	Rep. Collin Nash	Monitoring	Law	Allows for all candidate names to be rotated on the ballot.
H0512	Bond Election, 11 Months	Rep. Heather Scott & Sen. Lori Den Hartog	Monitoring	Senate State Affairs	Prohibits holding another bond election within 11 months of a failed bond election.
H0514	Mask Mandates	Rep. Kari Hanks	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Prohibits the state, a political subdivision or an officer of the state from mandating the usage of a face mask, face shield, or other face covering to prevent or slow the spread of a contagious or an infection disease.
H0515a	State Personnel, Public Health	Lori Wolff, Division of Human Resources	Monitoring	Law	Clarifies that public health district employees are not part of the state personnel system.
H0516	Public Health Districts, State Personnel	Lori Wolff, Division of Human Resources	Monitoring	Law	Allows Public Health Districts to establish a personnel system to support rates of pay for appointments, promotions, demotions, and separations and to perform such other personnel actions as are needed.
H0523	Driver's License	Brendon Floyd, Idaho Transportation Dept.	Monitoring	Law	Removes requirements regarding surrender of driver's licenses & to prohibit certain practices regarding canceled driver's licenses.
H0525	Commercial Driver's License	Brendan Flloyd, Idaho Transportation Dept.	Monitoring	Law	Extends the Commercial Learners Permit from 180 days to one year.
H0527	U.S. Citizenship, Driver's License	Rep. Brandon Mitchell	Monitoring	Law	Adds a "USA" citizenship designation on driver's licenses & identification cards.
H0529	Motor Vehicle Registration Stickers	Rep. Joe Palmer	Monitoring	House Transportation	Eliminates requirements for license plates to have decals to identify when the associated registration expires.
H0531	Monuments Memorials, Removals	Rep. Doug Okuniewicz	Oppose	Senate State Affairs	Requires 2/3 approval by Idaho Historical Society before state or local government can permanently remove historical monuments or memorials.
H0532	Elections, Judicial Review	Rep. Bruce Skaug, Sen. Patti Anne Lodge, Phil McGrane, Ada County Clerk	Support	Law	Grants the Secretary of State or county clerks the authority to seek judicial review by the district court. It also grants the district court authority to void and order a new election if the error is found to be sufficient to likely change the results of the election.
H0542	Court Fees, Date Change	Rep. Linda Wright Hartgen	Support	Law	Shifts the dates by which county clerks must send court fee payments to the state from the 5th day of each month to the 15th day each month.
H0543	Grand Theft	Rep. Chris Mathias	Monitoring	House Judiciary, Rules & Administration	Raises the dollar threshold triggering felony theft from $1000 to $2500 for those without a record of theft in past 7 years.
H0546	Energy Conservation Code	Rep. Sage Dixon	Monitoring	House Business	Creates Idaho Energy Conservation Code in Title 39, Chapter 97, Idaho Code. Prohibits local governmental entities from adopting any energy cods that differ from or are more extensive than the requirements of the Idaho Energy Conservation Code.
H0548	Elections, Residence, Tax Exemption	Sen. Michelle Stennett & Rep. Mike Moyle	Monitoring	Law	Residence a person claims a homestead exemption shall be considered their residence for voting purposes. Also provides mechanism for Tax Commission to create a database of all exemptions claimed, so SOS can verify residency for purposes of voter registration and candidacy.
H0549	Voter Identification	Sen. Regina Bayer & Rep. Dorothy Moon	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Removes ability for voter to register to vote on election day or to declare party affiliation on election day. Changes I.D. requirements for voting. All voter registrations would be required to be completed & received 30 days prior to election w/ one exception.
H0561	Emergency Medical Services	Rep. Terry Gestrin & Rep. Illana Rubel	Monitoring	Law	Expands potential use of grant funds for emergency medical services to be used for training, licensing, technology and other costs not related to salary
H0564	Homestead Exemption, Investigations	Rep. Mike Moyle & Sen. Michelle Stennett	Monitoring	Law	Enables Tax Commission to disclose relevant information to county assessors to assure residents of Idaho only receive one homestead exemption.
H0565a	Tax, Construction, Mining, Logging	Rep. Mike Moyle	Monitoring	Law	Clarifies definition of transient personal property including being designed to travel to various job sites. Does not differentiate between travel within a county versus to another county.
H0566	Political Parties, Property	Rep. Jason Monks	Monitoring	Law	Clarifies that political parties are allowed to use public property or resources that are available to the general public when the property is available to the general public as long as all political parties are given equal and fair access.
H0567	Declaration of Candidacy, Deadline	Rep. Brent Crane	Monitoring	House General Orders	Shortens time frame for candidates to file for declaration of candidacy from 2 weeks to 1 week.
H0568	Recreation, Fees	Rep. Terry Gestrin	Monitoring	House Transportation	Increases fees on various IDPR registrations. This would also increase the amount vendors receive on each sticker they sell from $1.50 to $3.00 per sticker.
H0575	County Jails, Courthouses, Lease	Rep. Bruce Skaug, Rep. Mike Kingsley, Rep. Ron Nate, Rep. Tammy Nichols, Rep. Rick Youngblood, Sen. Jeff Agenbroad	Opposed	Law	Amends maximum duration of county leases for courthouses or jails from 30 years to 5 years. Any lease agreement beyond 5 years would require public election approval by a simple majority. Implementation date-January 1, 2023.
H0576	Abatement Districts, Members	Rep. Terry Gestrin	Monitoring	Law	Allows Abatement District flexibility for the board to have 3 or 5 members as determined by the board of county commissioners.
H0585	Additional Vessel Fees	Rep. Doug Okuniewicz	Monitoring	House Resources & Conservation	Charges separate annual fee for nonresident motorboats with fees being allocated to Idaho Dept. of Parks and Rec & to county operations.
H0589	PERSI Members, Law Enforcement	Rep. Marco Erickson	Monitoring	Law	Adds juvenile detention, juvenile probation and adult misdemeanor POST certified officers to the Rule 80 retirement plan.
H0592	Idaho Workforce Housing Fund	Rep. Scott Syme	Support	House Commerce & Human Resources	Establishes the Idaho Workforce Housing Fund and the Idaho Workforce Housing Advisory Commission.
H0614	Building Codes	Rep. Brent Crane	Monitoring	Senate Commerce & Human Resources	Removes ability for Idaho Building Code Board to adopt subsequent versions of the International Building Code. Only legislature may adopt new versions of International Building Code. Removes local government authority to amend by ordinance adopted codes or provisions to reflect local concerns. Removes Idaho Building Code Board's ability to negotiate rulemaking. adopts 2018 International Building Code, 2018 Residential Code, 2017 National Electrical Code and 2017 Idaho State Plumbing Code.
H0615	Energy Conservation Code	Rep. Brent Crane	Monitoring	House Business	Adopts international energy conservation code as the Idaho Energy Conservation Code. Allows Idaho Building Code Board and legislature to approve further amendments, revisions or modifications. Allows for local jurisdictions' energy codes prior to July 1, 2018. It also removes local jurisdiction authority to amend by ordinance certain provisions of Idaho energy conservation code.
H0621	Cybersecurity Records, Exemption	Rep. Dustin Manwaring & Sen. Jim Woodward	Support	Law	Provides that certain cybersecurity records are exempt from disclosure and allows Board of County Commissioners to have cybersecurity discussions in executive session.
H0631	Mask Mandates, Prohibition	Rep. Karey Hanks	Monitoring	Senate State Affairs	Prohibits the state, a political subdivision, or an officer of the state (with exceptions for hospitals and health care facilities) from mandating the usage of a face mask, face shield, or other face covering to prevent or slow the spread of a contagious or an infection disease.
H0635	Cities, Annexation, Area of Impact	Rep. Doug Okuniewicz	Oppose	Senate Failed	Allows landowners to choose to consent to annexation into any city area of impact if the land is contiguous to the city and the comprehensive plan includes the area of annexation.
H0636	Accessory Dwelling Units	Rep. Colin Nash	Oppose	House Local Government	Prohibits a county or city from enacting or enforcing any ordinance that has the effect of imposing a general ban of accessory dwelling units in any residential zoning area within its jurisdiction.
H0640a	Broadband, Right of Way	Sen. Carl Crabtree, Rep. Joe Palmer, Rep. Brook Green, Jeremy Chou, Givens Pursley	Monitoring	Law	Requires Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) to create a Broadband Registry with a list of broadband providers interested in broadband installation. It also establishes a Dig Once Policy for ITD and defines broadband provider to include political subdivision that provides broadband services or builds broadband infrastructure including among others private-public partnership established for the purpose of expanding broadband in the state.
H0643	Subdivisions, County, Exemptions	Rep. Terry Gestrin	Monitoring	House Local Government	Requires counties to exempt certain land divisions from county subdivision regulations.
H0648	Tax, County Budget Limits	Rep. Mike Moyle	Monitoring	Senate Local Government & Taxation	Requires the dollar amount of property taxes levied for the previous three tax years (2019, 2020, 2021) to be reduced by 50% of the amount received from revenue sharing the prior year. The reduced budget amount would then become the base budget for tax year 2022.
H0660aa	Energy Conservation Code	Rep. Sage Dixon	Monitoring	Law	Creates Idaho Energy Conservation Code in Title 39, Chapter 97. It prohibits local governments from adopting any energy code that differs from or is more extensive than requirements of the Idaho Energy Conservation Code. It adopts the 2018 Idaho Energy Conservation Code as amended, revised or modified by the Idaho Building Code Board and approved by legislature.
H0663	Property Tax, Building Investments	Rep. Ned Burns	Monitoring	Senate Local Government & Taxation	Clarifies that counties have the ability to use 63-602NN for exempting housing and multifamily housing.
H0673	New Construction Roll	Sen. Jim Guthrie & Rep. Steve Harris	Monitoring	Law	Eliminates requirements to note change of land use when filling out new construction roll.
H0674	Justifiable Homicide, Reimbursement	Rep. Priscilla Giddings	Opposed	House Judiciary, Rules & Administration	If charges are filed, and the case is later deemed as being justifiable homicide, the county or prosecuting state agency where the person was charged would be required to reimburse defendant including lost wages, salary, profits, business opportunities, legal fees incurred, costs of bonds posted, expert witness fees and any other expenses involved in his defense.
H0676	Firearms, Public, Preemption	Rep. Priscilla Giddings	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Eliminates county ability to enforce any order, policy, directive or lease agreement as landlord or tenant that discourages or otherwise limits firearm sales, acquisition, transfer, ownership, possession, transportation, carrying or storage or an ability to require licensing or registration of firearms, ammunitions or ammunition components or related accessories.
H0690	County, City Property Tax Relief Fund	Rep. Jason Monks	Support	Senate Local Government & Taxation	Creates surplus eliminator with monies left on the bottom line once legislature sets the budget. If at the end of the fiscal year there is a surplus, up to $80 million would be provided to cities and counties for property tax relief.
H0692	Proof of Citizenship, Elections	Rep. Dorothy Moon	Opposed	House State Affairs	Makes number of changes in regards to voting. Would require proof of citizenship. Would require driver's license to show that an individual is a US citizen. Eliminates other types of ID (including ID from another state) to serve as proof of identity. Eliminates student ID's as proof of identity.
H0701	Idaho Workforce Housing Fund	Rep. Megan Blanksma	Support	Law	Establishes the Idaho Workforce Housing Fund which will be funded using ARPA dollars. This includes a Sunset Clause of December 31, 2026. The Idaho Housing and Finance Association will administer the fund. Funding shall be used for gap financing. Preference will be given to developments that include a local government to match in whole or part the funds allocated. Match could be money, fee waivers, in-kind services, donation of assets, provision of infrastructure or a combination. At least 20% of moneys will be set aside for use in rural areas. After 2 years, remaining unused balance would become available to all communities.
H0704	Refugee Resettlement, Notification	Rep. Sage Dixon	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Requires NGO's to notify certain public officials, including Board of County Commissioners, about a refugee's resettlement. Notification required to include refugee's name, age, sex, country of origin, and reason for resettlement.
H0709	County, City, Property Tax Relief Fund	Rep. Jason Monks	Monitoring	House Revenue & Taxation	Requires 12% of online sales tax collections to be divided 50% to Cities & 50% to counties with half of said funds to be used to offset property taxes.
H0735	County Indigent Services, Public Defense	Rep. Mike Moyle & Rep. Jon Weber	Support	Law	Repeals County Charity & Indigent Fund Levy to provide ongoing property tax relief. The bill provides two years of reimbursement to counties for the total amount each county levied under the repealed provisions. Starting in 2025 the bill routes the Tax Relief Fund money through the sales tax distribution formula. Also starting in FY25, $9 million per quarter will be transferred from local distribution to a new Public Defense Fund. Starting Oct. 1, 2024 the state general fund appropriation to the Public Defense Commission ($11.7 Million) combined with the amount automatically deposited will allow the state to fund indigent public defense relieving counties of that statutory obligation. Finally, the bill includes legislative intent that a new model for public defense in the state will be adopted.
H0741	Tax, Property, Sales, Food	Sen. Jim Rice, Rep. Mike Moyle	Monitoring	House Revenue & Taxation	Removes all property tax other than voter approved bonds and school levies from primary residences that receive a homeowners exemption and increases the grocery tax credit to $175 per person. Sales tax increased from 6% to 7.85%. 1.65% is dedicated to local taxing areas and .2% is used to increase grocery tax credit.
H0772	Road & Bridge Maintenance Funding	Rep. Brook Green	Support	Law	Provides $80 million to the Local Highway Distribution Fund on July 1, 2022 for maintenance and improvements.
H0775	Refugee Resettlement, Notification	Rep. Sage Dixon	Monitoring	Senate Judiciary & Rules	Requires Nongovernmental Organizations to quarterly notify the Governor, director of Dept. of Labor, Director of Dept. of Health & Welfare, the Board of County Commissioners of each county in which refugees were resettled and mayors of each city where refugees were resettled. NGO will be required to provide the age, sex and country of origin of each refugee who was resettled in Idaho during the calendar quarter.
H0781	County Indigent Services, Public Defense	Rep. Mike Moyle & Rep. Jon Weber	Monitoring	House 3rd Reading	Provides non-property tax funding for public defense allowing counties to reduce county property taxes by $33 million. Repeals the county charity levy, repeals the county medically indigent program and phases out the state CAT program. The State of Idaho will assume financial responsibility for public defense moving forward. Includes intent language to have stakeholders work together to determine the path forward on public defense.
HJM005	Washington, Fuel Tax, Exports	Rep. Megan Blanksma, Rep. Scott Bedke, Rep. Jason Monks, Rep. Mike Moyle	Monitoring	Adopted	This joint memorial is a message to Governor Jay Inslee of Washington opposing a proposed Washington law that would impose a tax on fuel exported by Washington to Idaho.
HCR043	Public Defense Commission Rules	Rep. Linda Wright Hartgen	Monitoring	Senate Judiciary & Rules	State Public Defense Commission, IDAPA 61.01.02, Docket No. 61-0101-2101, General Provisions and Definitions, the entire rulemaking Docket No. 61-0102-2101, Requirements and Procedures for Representing Indigent Persons, the entire rulemaking docket, are hereby rejected and not approved.

Senate Bills

BILL NUMBER	SUBJECT	SPONSOR	IAC POSITION	STATUS	BILL SUMMARY

S1231	Transportation Reporting Requirements	Sen. Lori Den Hartog	Support	Law	Repeals legislative intent language from H312 (2015) that required local jurisdictions to report annually to legislature how they spent the funds distributed as part of H312. Local jurisdictions are still required to report expenditures per Idaho Code 40-708.
S1241	Property Taxes, Circuit Breaker	Sen. Regina Bayer	Support	House Revenue & Taxation	Adjusts qualifying residential home maximum value from 125% of median assessed value of homeowner exempt homes to 200% to allow more applicants to qualify for the property tax reduction program.
S1249	Taxing Districts, Budget Limits	Sen. Jim Rice & Rep. Mike Moyle	Support	Law	Corrects error in last year's H389 that expiring Urban Renewal Districts come into local property tax budgets at eighty percent not subject to 8% cap. It also closes unintended loophole regarding the use of foregone balances in property tax budgets.
S1251	State Lands, Exchange	Sen. Mark Harris	Monitoring	Senate Resource & Environment	Revises provision regarding impairment to title and requires written agreement of certain permittees and private right holders prior to the exchange of federally managed lands.
S1259	Property Tax, Medicaid Income	Sen. Melissa Wintrow & Rep. Ben Adams	Monitoring	Law	Allows someone who is the homeowner of a Certified Family Home to apply for property tax relief through the Property Tax Circuit Breaker program by exempting the payment they receive from the state to care for someone in their home from income counted toward the application for the PTR.
S1266	Deceased Persons	Kelli Brassfield, IAC & Dotti Owens, Ada County Treasurer	Support	Law	Changes coroner requirement to report cases to County Treasurer's Office from 48 to 72 hours.
S1274	Post Election Audit	Jason Hancock, Deputy Secretary of State	Monitoring	Law	Directs Secretary of State to order a post-election audit of certain election results after a general or primary election using procedures he would be required to provide to county clerks at least 60 days prior to the election.
S1279	County Jails, Temp Guards, Security	Senator Todd Lakey	Monitoring	Law	Allows county sheriff to hire a temporary guard or private security service to watch an inmate so the county paid jail deputy's time can be utilized in a more appropriate manner for sheriff's office.
S1283	Medicaid, Ground Emergent Transport	Sarah Bettwieser, Idaho Fire Chiefs Association; Rob Shopblock, Profession Firefighters of Idaho	Support	Law	Would allow for supplemental Medicaid reimbursement for Ground Emergency Medical Transportation to further cover true cost of EMS.
S1301	Self-Service Storage Facilities	Robert Anderst, Risch Pisca	Oppose	Governor Vetoed	When the assessor is establishing the real property market value for assessment purposes of self-service storage facilities, the assessor may use multiple market valuation methods as long as the market value does not exceed reproduction or replacement costs of the improvements, less depreciation, plus land value for the real property.
S1302	School Levies, Sales Tax Revenues	Sen. Jim Rice	Monitoring	Senate Local Government & Taxation	Provides sales tax revenues to school districts and revises provisions regarding school levy authority.
S1303	Urban Renewal, Property Tax	Sen. Jim Guthrie	Monitoring	Senate Local Government & Taxation	Allows a portion of taxes levied in a revenue allocation area (formed after July 1, 2022) to access 5% of any increment value added to the base with the urban renewal district receiving 95% of any increment assessed value.
S1304	Coroners, Disposition of Bodies	Sen. Mark Harris	Monitoring	Law	Adds an exemption to allow county coroner to also be funeral director even if there is more than one funeral home in town if the county population is fewer than 20,000 people according to most recent federal census.
S1312	Fences, Barbed Wire	Sen. Mark Harris	Monitoring	Senate Agricultural Affairs	Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding careless exposure of barbed wire and penalties.
S1327	Involuntary Committments	Ross Edmunds, Dept. of Health & Welfare	Support	Law	Clarifies cost coverage for hospitalization of mentally ill individuals and revises other provisions regarding hospitalizations.
S1337a	Campaign Finance, Reporting	Sen. Patti Anne Lodge & Rep. Caroline Troy	Monitoring	House State Affairs	Changes requirements to campaign finance reporting to make it uniform in all years. Once candidate receives or spends $500 or more in contributions, they must begin filing monthly reports.
S1359	Appropriations, ITD	Sen. Jim Woodward & Rep. Mathew Bundy	Support	Law	Provides $210,000 from the Strategic Initiatives Program (Local) Fund for local bridge maintenance and pedestrian safety projects, starting July 1, 2022.
S1362a	Delinquent Property Tax, Interest Rate	Senator Doug Ricks	Monitoring	Senate Failed 16-19-0	Amends 63-1001 to reduce interest rate assessed on delinquent property taxes to 0.5% per month instead of 1% per month. Implementation date would be retroactive to Jan. 1, 2022.
S1379	Procurement Services, Personal Property	Sen. Kelly Anthon	Support	House Commerce & Human Resources	Expenditures to procure public works construction less than $50,000 or where expenditures to procures services or personal property are less than $75,000. This legislation also requires political subdivisions when contemplating procurement services or personal property expenditures or leases valued in excess of $75,000 (instead of $50,000) to $150,000 (instead of $100,000) have certain procurement procedures be required.
S1405	Disfavored Investments	Sen. Steve Vick	Monitoring	Law	Clarifies public entity investment activities regarding disfavored investments. Requires notification to the public entity if an investment agent adopts a policy related to disfavored investments.