Senate approves appeals process for producers in statewide recycling program (SB192)
May 12, 2026 | 2026 Legislature CO, Colorado
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The Colorado Senate moved out of order May 12 and took up Senate Bill 192, described on the floor as establishing an appeals process for producers to contest eco‑modulated dues assessed under a statewide producer responsibility program for recycling. Sponsor Senator Cutter moved for third reading and final passage after the title was read.
The bill received no extended floor debate and was carried on final passage. The clerk recorded the vote as 22 ayes, 12 no's and one excused; the chair announced that "Senate Bill 1 92 is passed." The bill was taken up under the Senate's third‑reading procedures and will be transmitted per the usual enrollment process.
The bill received no extended floor debate and was carried on final passage. The clerk recorded the vote as 22 ayes, 12 no's and one excused; the chair announced that "Senate Bill 1 92 is passed." The bill was taken up under the Senate's third‑reading procedures and will be transmitted per the usual enrollment process.
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