Requires law enforcement to post notice that a warranted or warrantless search has been conducted on a property. Requires a law enforcement officer to secure any entrance used by an officer in the search.
Repeals staff of the legislative branch of the State from the list of individuals not included in any appropriate bargaining unit. Specifies that the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives shall each have one vote if they have employees in a particular bargaining unit for the purposes of negotiating a collective bargaining agreement.
Establishes a wealth asset tax of one per cent of the state net worth of each individual taxpayer who holds $20,000,000 or more in assets in the State.
Establishes a general excise tax exemption for the gross proceeds or income from the manufacture, production, packaging, and sale of diapers. Establishes a surcharge on the general excise tax and use tax for the sale or use of luxury cars.
Maddy summaryHB 1419 defines the specific stages of wildfire suppression efforts, clarifying the phases used by fire agencies during emergencies. This bill directly affects fire departments, emergency responders, and communities facing wildfire risks by standardizing terminology for coordinated action. The key provision establishes a clear framework for identifying and communicating suppression stages, improving operational clarity during incidents. As a procedural bill focused on terminology, it does not create new programs or funding but ensures consistent understanding of response protocols.
Creates regulation requirements for association managers who oversee the daily operations of a condominium unit owners' association. Beginning 7/1/2027, requires licensure of association managers by the Real Estate Commission.
Amends the prohibition against contributions to a candidate committee or noncandidate committee by state and county contractors to include state and county grantees and the owners, officers, consultants, and joint account holders of a state or county contractor or state or county grantee.
Requires the State Auditor to conduct management and financial audits of Medicaid health care insurance contractors at least once every two years, with the first audit report to be submitted no later than twenty days prior to the Regular Session of 2027. Appropriates funds.
Maddy summaryHB 1452 expands who can legally provide an affidavit to create a new birth certificate. It allows more types of healthcare providers (beyond current limits) to submit these affidavits for certain birth registrants. This change directly affects individuals needing to establish or correct birth certificate records, particularly in situations where standard medical providers are unavailable. The bill modifies the process by broadening the list of qualified healthcare professionals authorized to verify birth information for certificate issuance.
Prohibits the construction, modification, or expansion of waste or disposal facilities that are near or above a significant aquifer. Allows counties to apply for exemptions to state siting standards if they meet certain criteria.
