My Record

Featured Legislation for the 2025 Session ​

✅ HB25-1293: Drug Overdose Education in High Schools

  • What it does: Requires public high schools to start teaching students how to recognize and respond to drug overdoses.

  • Why it matters: Helps prevent overdoses and could save lives.

  • When: Must be in place by 2032 (or sooner if funding comes through).

  • Current step: Waiting for funding approval in the House Appropriations Committee.

✅ HB25-1294: No Court Fees for Young People

  • What it does: Stops courts from charging fees to young people (and their parents/guardians) for certain juvenile cases, even if the youth is older when sentenced.

  • Why it matters: Makes the juvenile justice system fairer and helps young people move on without financial burdens.

✅ SB25-164: Naloxone in Schools

  • What it does:

    • Lets anyone (staff, students, etc.) give Naloxone to someone overdosing in school.

    • Allows schools to keep Naloxone in easy-to-access spots like AED cabinets.

    • Requires the state to get youth input twice a year on opioid-related issues.

  • Why it matters: Makes it easier to respond quickly to overdoses and involves young people in solutions.

✅ SB25-079: Regulating Crypto Kiosks

  • What it does:

    • Puts rules in place for crypto kiosks (like Bitcoin ATMs).

    • Requires clear receipts and disclosures for transactions.

    • Sets a $1,000 daily limit for new users.

    • Mandates refunds if a scam is confirmed by law enforcement.

  • Why it matters: Protects people—especially seniors—from getting scammed through crypto.

✅ SJR25-014: Honoring Single Parent Day

  • What it is: A resolution that officially recognizes March 21 as Single Parent Day in Colorado.

  • Why it matters: It celebrates the strength and hard work of single parents and calls for more support and resources for them.