Sen. Adam Schnelting

Maddy summaryThe provided context does not include specific details about SB 1078's content, such as the exact provisions it modifies or its concrete policy changes. The bill's title ("Modifies provisions relating to weapons") and abstract are too vague to describe its mechanisms, affected parties, or policy impact. Without substantive details on what aspects of weapons laws are being changed (e.g., licensing, restrictions, definitions), a factual summary cannot be created. The bill is currently in early procedural stages (prefiled, first read) but no content is provided to summarize.

Maddy summarySB 1145 reallocates Missouri county sales tax revenue to fund parks and recreation. For most counties, 50% of tax revenue stays in a district park fund for operations, while 50% returns to the county for park projects (with 40% reserved for municipal grants to cities). In metropolitan areas, 60% of revenue goes to a dedicated park fund (initially 50% for Gateway Arch grounds, later shifting to 20%), and 40% returns to counties for municipal park grants. The bill also requires counties to seek voter approval to extend funding for the Gateway Arch after 20 years.

Maddy summaryBased solely on the provided context, a detailed summary of SB 1585's specific provisions cannot be created. The bill title and abstract only state it creates "new provisions relating to public school employees and labor organizations" without specifying the actual policy changes. The recent actions (first read, referred to Education Committee) indicate it is in early legislative stages but do not describe what the bill would change. Without details on the mechanisms or concrete policy elements from the context, a factual summary meeting your requirements cannot be generated.

Maddy summarySB 1518 repeals old, specific requirements for becoming a deputy boiler inspector in Missouri and replaces them with a simpler standard. The new rule requires applicants to have at least five years of hands-on experience in boiler-related work (like construction, repair, or inspection) and to pass a designated exam. This change directly affects individuals seeking employment as deputy boiler inspectors under Missouri's boiler safety program, streamlining the qualification process.

Maddy summaryBased on the provided context, no substantive summary of SB 1459 can be generated. The bill's title ("Anti-Red Flag Gun Seizure Act") and recent actions (prefiled December 2025, first read January 2026) are listed, but no official abstract, provisions, or policy details are included in the context. Without specific information on the bill's mechanisms or intended effects, a factual summary cannot be created. This bill appears to be in an early procedural stage with no available content to describe its actual provisions.

SB 1460 - This act modifies provisions relating to towing. TOWING LIABILITY POLICY Current law requires motor vehicle liability policies to meet certain criteria. This act provides that any motor vehicle liability policy for a commercial motor vehicle with a gross vehicle rating of more than 26,000 pounds shall provide coverage for towing, winching, vehicle recovery, and emergency roadside labor in an amount of at least $100,000. (Section 303.190) RECOVERY OF TOWING COSTS Current law provides a mechanism for the owner of abandoned property that has been towed to file a petition in associate circuit court to determine if the abandoned property was wrongfully taken or withheld from its owner. This act applies such provision only to property for which the costs charged by the towing company do not exceed $15,000. For towed abandoned property with a gross vehicle rating of more than 26,000 pounds and with costs charged by the towing company exceeding $15,000, the owner of such property may, within seven days after the receipt of notification from the towing company pursuant to current law, file a petition in a court of competent jurisdiction in the county where the abandoned property is stored if there is a dispute arising over costs charged by the towing company. The petition shall name the towing company among the defendants. Upon filing the petition, the property owner shall pay to the towing company fifty percent of all costs charged by the towing company as of the date of filing, and the remaining fifty percent of all costs shall be deposited with the court. If the court finds in favor of the towing company, the property owner shall pay the remainder of the costs to the towing company along with interest accrued from the date of filing. Within five business days of depositing fifty percent of the costs charged by the towing company with the court, the property owner shall remove the truck, trailer, cargo, and any debris associated with such items from the premises of the towing company. Failure to remove such property shall result in the property owner forfeiting the moneys deposited with the court to the towing company. (Section 304.156) This act is identical to HB 3447 (2026). TAYLOR MIDDLETON

Maddy summarySB 1204 revises definitions in Missouri's existing anti-discrimination law to clarify terms like "disability," "age," and "familial status." It updates the definition of "disability" to explicitly include people who have successfully completed drug rehabilitation or are participating in such programs, while excluding current illegal substance use. The bill also refines the "age" definition to allow mandatory retirement for certain executives aged 65+ with specific pension benefits. These changes directly affect employers, housing providers, and public accommodations covered under Missouri's human rights law, ensuring clearer application of existing anti-discrimination protections. The bill is currently prefiled and awaiting legislative review.

Maddy summarySB 1205 modifies existing rules about the Attorney General carrying weapons. It does not create new restrictions or requirements for the public or other officials. The bill specifically adjusts provisions related to the Attorney General's authority to carry weapons, affecting only that office's procedures. No substantive policy changes or broader impacts are indicated in the abstract.

Maddy summaryThe provided context does not include specific details about SB 1203's provisions, target taxpayers, or concrete policy changes. The official abstract only states it "modifies provisions relating to taxation" without specifying which tax areas (e.g., income, sales, property) or affected groups. Without additional text describing the bill's actual content, mechanisms, or amendments, a factual summary cannot be generated. Procedural details like prefilings and first reads do not clarify the bill's substance. For an accurate summary, the full bill text or specific amendments would be required.

Maddy summarySB 1144 changes the composition of the St. Charles City-County Library Board of Trustees to a 9-member board. The bill specifies how members are appointed based on population comparisons between the city and county: the county governing body appoints 4-5 members if the county is larger, or the city mayor appoints 4-5 members if the city is larger, with specific rules for counties between 400,000-500,000 residents starting in 2027. This bill directly affects the governance structure of the library system in St. Charles County, replacing separate city and county boards with a unified city-county board upon county governing body approval. The change takes effect after the county approves a petition for merging the library systems, without altering library services or funding mechanisms.