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Status of Select Bills of Interest
to the Fire
Service
April 10, 2008
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Bill
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SB08-181 |
Current
Version of Bill: |
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Bill Title: |
Concerning
Measures to Improve Coordination Among
Agencies When Responding to School
Incidents. |
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Prime
Sponsors: |
Sen. Wiens, Rep. Massey |
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Summary: |
Directs the department of public safety
to recommend and the executive director
of the department to adopt by rule
portions of the national response
framework and the national incident
management system ("NIMS") with which
each public school in Colorado is
required to comply.
Requires a school district board of
education and the state charter school
institute to:
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Adopt a school response framework with
specified elements; and
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Maintain data related to school safety,
readiness, and incident management
plans, memoranda of understanding, and
after-action reports.
Directs the state board for community
colleges and occupational education to
allow licensed educators to take at
community and occupational colleges any
classes necessary or recommended for
NIMS compliance without charge to the
extent that space is available.
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Position: |
Monitor |
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Status: |
SB08-181 is scheduled to be taken up by the
House on 2nd Reading on Tuesday, April 8,
2008. |
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History |
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02/26/2008 Introduced In Senate - Assigned
to Local Government
03/04/2008
Senate Committee on Local Government Pass
Amended to Senate Committee of the Whole
03/18/2008
Senate Second Reading Passed with Amendments
03/19/2008 Senate Third Reading Passed
03/24/2008
Introduced In House - Assigned to Education
04/03/2008 House Committee on Education Pass
Amended to House Committee of the Whole
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Bill
Number: |
SB08-187 |
Current
Version of Bill: |
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Bill Title: |
Concerning a
Requirement that Carbon Monoxide Alarms be
Installed in Residential Properties. |
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Prime
Sponsors: |
Sen. Hagedorn, Rep. Soper |
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Summary: |
Requires any existing single-family
dwelling or dwelling unit of an existing
multi-family dwelling offered for sale
or transfer on or after July 1, 2008,
that has a fuel-burning heater or
appliance, a fireplace, or an attached
garage to have an operational carbon
monoxide alarm installed within a
specified distance of each room lawfully
used for sleeping purposes.
Requires any single-family dwelling or
dwelling unit of a multi-family dwelling
for which a building permit is issued
for new construction on or after July 1,
2008, that has a fuel-burning heater or
appliance, a fireplace, or an attached
garage to have an operational carbon
monoxide alarm installed within a
specified distance of each room lawfully
used for sleeping purposes.
Sets forth the maintenance and
installation requirements for carbon
monoxide alarms in single-family
dwellings and dwelling units in
multi-family dwellings that are used for
rental purposes. Specifies that nothing
in the act can be construed to limit a
municipality, city, home rule city, city
and county, county, or other local
government entity from adopting or
enforcing more stringent requirements
for the installation and maintenance of
carbon monoxide alarms.
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Position: |
Amend &
Support |
Position
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Status: |
SB08-187 is scheduled
for 2nd
reading in the Senate on Friday, April 11,
2008. |
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History |
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02/26/2008 Introduced In Senate - Assigned
to Health and Human Services
03/19/2008
Senate Committee on Health and Human
Services Refer Unamended to Business, Labor
and Technology
04/08/2008
Senate Committee on Business, Labor and
Technology Pass Amended to Senate Committee
of the Whole
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Bill
Number: |
SB08-211 |
Current
Version of Bill: |
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Bill Title: |
Concerning
Medical Payments Coverage in Connection With
an Automobile Insurance Policy Issued in
Colorado |
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Prime
Sponsors: |
Sen.
Tochtrop |
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Summary: |
Requires
an automobile insurance policy issued or
renewed on or after January 1, 2009, to
contain medical payments coverage of a
specified amount and for a specified
period for payment of reasonable,
necessary, and accident-related medical
evidence-based health care and
rehabilitation services provided for
bodily injury arising out of the
ownership, maintenance, or use of a
motor vehicle. Specifies to whom medical
payments coverage benefits are to be
paid and the priority of payments to be
made to providers for providing health
care services to an injured person.
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Position: |
Support |
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Status: |
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History |
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03/24/2008
Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Health
and Human Services |
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