Massachusetts Bills

Report of the Department of Public Health (pursuant to Section 11 of Chapter 111K of the General Laws) submitting its Fiscal Year 2022 Catastrophic Illness in Children Relief Fund annual report

This bill is a procedural document that places a report from the Department of Environmental Protection on file. The report details the Private Well Program and includes financial data and cost breakdowns for well owners. It does not create new laws or change existing policies, but rather serves as a record of the department's activities and expenditures.

This bill formally records a report from the Executive Office of Technology Services and Security detailing information technology project spending for fiscal year 2026. The document outlines financial data for IT initiatives and notes that staff from the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs and the Department of Health and Human Services have been moved to this office to consolidate their functions. By placing this report on file, the legislation ensures transparency regarding the state's technology budget without altering existing operational procedures.

Report of the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (pursuant to Section 2XXX of Chapter 29 of the General Laws) submitting its 2025 District Local Technical Assistance annual report

This bill requires the MassHealth agency to submit a report detailing its Senior Care activities for Fiscal Year 2025. The document must be filed according to specific instructions outlined in the Acts of 2025. Once prepared, the report is placed on file for public record without further legislative action. This process ensures transparency regarding how state funds are used to support elderly care services.

Report of the Department of Higher Education (pursuant to Chapter 337 of the Acts of 2020) submitting its Campus Sexual Misconduct Incident Data 2024-2025 report

Report of the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (pursuant to line item 7004-9024 of Chapter 9 of the Acts of 2025) submitting its Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program (MRVP) and the Alternative Housing Voucher Program (AHVP) report

This report updates the Massachusetts legislature on the progress of implementing recommendations made by the Personal Care Attendant Working Group to improve the state's home care program. The document details specific actions already taken and outlines future steps to enforce overtime limits, address fraud, and reduce administrative paperwork for eligible participants. It also provides financial data on cost savings, project the program's growth rate, and explains how the state is meeting established cost containment targets. The report serves as a formal record of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services' efforts to ensure the long-term sustainability of the Personal Care Attendant program.

This bill serves as a procedural document that submits an official report to the legislature detailing statistics on victims of violent crime and human trafficking for the calendar year 2024. The report lists various law enforcement agencies and departments across Massachusetts, providing data on the number of victims certified for each entity during that period. By placing this information on file, the bill fulfills a statutory requirement for the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security to communicate these findings to the General Court.

This bill requires the MassHealth agency to submit a report detailing its Senior Care activities for Fiscal Year 2024. The report must be filed with the state legislature as part of a specific line item established in the 2024 Acts. Once completed, the document will be placed on file for public record and review. This process ensures transparency regarding how state funds are used to support senior care services.

This bill serves as a procedural measure to formally place on file the annual report submitted by the Community Economic Development Assistance Corporation for fiscal year 2025. The document details the corporation's activities and financial status over the past year, as required by state law. No new policies, funding changes, or operational directives are introduced by this specific legislative action.

This document is a quarterly population report for the Berkshire County Correctional Facility, submitted by the Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association for the third quarter of 2025. It provides aggregate data on inmates, including their race, ethnicity, admission and release dates, and sentence lengths, while excluding any personally identifying information. The report was created using data from the state's Criminal Justice Cross-Tracking System and is intended for review by public safety officials and legislative committees.