Senate Appropriations advances SB62 after brief hearing; bill passes committee 4–3
March 13, 2026 | 2026 Legislature CO, Colorado
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The Senate Committee on Appropriations on March 16 voted 4–3 to adopt Senate Bill 62 and forwarded it to the Committee of the Whole.
The chair introduced SB62 and noted sponsors were at the table. Senator Bridges moved the bill; the chair asked whether committee members had questions for the sponsors and there were none. The clerk polled the committee: Senators Gonzalez and Kolker, the vice chair and the chair recorded 'aye'; Senators Kirk Meyer, Liston and Helton B recorded 'no.' The chair announced the bill passed on a 4–3 vote and will proceed to the Committee of the Whole.
No sponsor testimony, fiscal-note discussion, or substantive questioning of policy details is recorded in the hearing. The committee adjourned after completing the two-item agenda.
The chair introduced SB62 and noted sponsors were at the table. Senator Bridges moved the bill; the chair asked whether committee members had questions for the sponsors and there were none. The clerk polled the committee: Senators Gonzalez and Kolker, the vice chair and the chair recorded 'aye'; Senators Kirk Meyer, Liston and Helton B recorded 'no.' The chair announced the bill passed on a 4–3 vote and will proceed to the Committee of the Whole.
No sponsor testimony, fiscal-note discussion, or substantive questioning of policy details is recorded in the hearing. The committee adjourned after completing the two-item agenda.
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