Senate clears consent calendar and repasses several bills; selected vote tallies recorded
April 23, 2026 | Senate, Committees, Legislative, Colorado
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The Colorado Senate handled a series of consent-calendar items and third-reading repass votes April 23, recording several roll-call tallies and sending a bill to the governor.
On the consent calendar the Senate passed three House bills on third reading: HB1003 (small business recovery and resiliency loan program modifications) passed with a roll-call result of 28 ayes, 7 no; HB1026 (PERA plan expansion) passed 31 ayes, 4 no; HB1051 (extension of a microgrant program for community resilience) passed 32 ayes, 3 no. Senators individually recorded 'no' votes on the record where they requested to do so.
The chamber also took up and repassed several Senate bills on third reading and concurred with House amendments where required. The Senate concurred with House amendments to SB109 (building code standards for accessible housing) and repassed it 25–10; it concurred with amendments and repassed SB85 (military protection orders), SB60 (youth athlete mental-health training and concussion-notification provisions), SB144 (delinquent property tax and treasurer authority changes), and SB40 (affordable homeownership program). SB40 was recorded as delivered to the governor for signature on Thursday, April 23, 2026, at 09:45 a.m.
The Senate adjourned to recess until 12:00 p.m. and announced committee meetings for the afternoon (Local Government Housing; Health and Human Services; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Joint Budget Committee).
On the consent calendar the Senate passed three House bills on third reading: HB1003 (small business recovery and resiliency loan program modifications) passed with a roll-call result of 28 ayes, 7 no; HB1026 (PERA plan expansion) passed 31 ayes, 4 no; HB1051 (extension of a microgrant program for community resilience) passed 32 ayes, 3 no. Senators individually recorded 'no' votes on the record where they requested to do so.
The chamber also took up and repassed several Senate bills on third reading and concurred with House amendments where required. The Senate concurred with House amendments to SB109 (building code standards for accessible housing) and repassed it 25–10; it concurred with amendments and repassed SB85 (military protection orders), SB60 (youth athlete mental-health training and concussion-notification provisions), SB144 (delinquent property tax and treasurer authority changes), and SB40 (affordable homeownership program). SB40 was recorded as delivered to the governor for signature on Thursday, April 23, 2026, at 09:45 a.m.
The Senate adjourned to recess until 12:00 p.m. and announced committee meetings for the afternoon (Local Government Housing; Health and Human Services; Agriculture and Natural Resources; Joint Budget Committee).
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