Bill Tracker
Active and recent bills we are monitoring that affect individuals on the sex offender registry in Colorado. Updated regularly during the legislative session.
Bill Tracker
Monitoring federal, state, county, city, and local legislation that affects registrants, their families, and their rights. When bills and ordinances are introduced, they appear below with AFC’s position and status updates.
| Bill | Level | Description | Status | AFC Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 26-1285 | Colorado State | The bill requires the department of human services to include in the admission criteria for admitting a person to a mental health residential facility a prohibition on admitting a person… | Favorable Outcome | Read Position → |
| SB 26-096 | Colorado State | The bill allows defendant veterans to request an eligibility assessment to determine if they are eligible for veteran deferred sentencing. The bill states the offenses eligible and the requirements that… | In Favor | |
| SB 26-111 | Colorado State | Concerning criminal sentencing for persons who commit certain types of sexual assault on a child, and, in connection therewith, requiring a period of incarceration for certain class 4 and class… | Favorable Outcome | Read Position → |
| SB 26-036 | Colorado State | The bill requires the executive director of the department of corrections (department) to report, no later than the fifth day of each month, the department's previous month's compliance with the… | Monitoring |
Previous Sessions
2025 Session
| Bill | Level | Description | Status | AFC Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HB 25-1073 | Colorado State | Concerning criminal sentencing for persons who commit certain types of sexual assault on a child, and, in connection therewith, requiring a mandatory minimum period of incarceration for a class 4… | Favorable Outcome | Read Position → |
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Help us stay on top of legislation that affects registrants and their families. If you’ve seen a state, county, or city bill or ordinance that impacts our community, let us know. We review every submission.
How to Read a Bill
Understanding legislation can be challenging. Here are some tips:
- Bill Number: HB = House Bill, SB = Senate Bill. The first two digits indicate the year.
- Fiscal Note: Explains the estimated cost of implementing the bill.
- Committee Assignment: Bills are assigned to committees for review before going to the full chamber.
- Amendments: Bills are often amended during committee hearings and floor debate.
You can search and track all Colorado bills at the Colorado General Assembly website.
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