Three Senate bills, aimed at addressing rising healthcare costs in the state, were passed June 11.
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The Delaware Senate unanimously passed legislation that would begin the process of adding the right to hunt, fish and trap to the state constitution. The proposed constitutional amendment now moves to the House for consideration.
The bill would allow school boards to increase local revenue by up to 2% annually without voter approval.
A Delaware bill would provide interest-free loans, free public transit and tax relief to federal workers affected by a government shutdown.
A Delaware Senate committee is reviewing a bill that would expand insurance coverage and standards for mental health and substance use treatment.
The Delaware House passed a bill aimed at changing how courts handle fines and fees for low-income defendants.
The Delaware House passed legislation Tuesday aimed at increasing safety and strengthening oversight of fireworks use and sales across the state.
A Republican state senator has introduced updated legislation that would direct a portion of revenue from a regional climate program back to Delaware electric customers through bill rebates.
Senate Bill 215, which would amend the Fairness in Girls’ Sports Act, is scheduled for consideration by the Senate Education Committee. The public can provide comments during the committee hearing either in person or virtually.
The Delaware Senate has passed House Bill 255, legislation designed to maintain state revenue by separating parts of Delaware’s tax code from recent federal tax changes.