2026 Bill Tracker

Bill Number	Bill Title	Sponsor	Summary	Status
HOUSE
HB 22	Vintage Vehicle Amendments	Representative Thurston	Removes emissions testing requirements for older vehicles, removes the vintage vehicle designation, and creates the classic vehicle designation.	Enrolled
HB 36	Gold Medal Schools Pilot Program	Representative Hall	Creates a three-year pilot program, requires the State Board of Education to administer the program, creates a reporting requirement, creates a sunset for the program, and makes technical and conforming changes.	Enrolled
HB 88	Public Assistance Amendments	Representative Lee	Amends provisions regarding exceptions to verification of lawful presence for the receiptof certain public assistance benefits	House returned to Rules
HB 96	Ivermectin Amendments	Representative Lee	Authorizes:a physician to issue a standard prescription drug order for ivermectin; and a pharmacist or pharmacy intern to dispense ivermectin pursuant to a standardprescription drug order, without a patient-specific prescription; limits liability for: a physician who issues a standard prescription drug order for ivermectin; and a pharmacist or pharmacy intern who dispenses ivermectin pursuant to a standardprescription drug order; provides that it is not unlawful or unprofessional conduct for a pharmacist or pharmacy intern to dispense ivermectin pursuant to a standard prescription drug order; provides rulemaking authority; and makes technical and conforming changes.	Failed to pass out of committee
HB 147	Government Form Submission Amendments	Representative Teuscher	Requires state and local government to provide an electronic option for filling out forms and for submitting forms, records, and other information; ▸provides certain exceptions to the requirement described in the preceding paragraph.	Passed
HB 152	Education Vaccine Exemption Amendments	Representative Lee	Repeals Title 53G, Chapter 9, Part 3, Immunization Requirements. Repeals cross references and provisions related to the immunization requirement for the public education system	Failed to pass out of committee
HB 172	Food Safety Manager Certification Amendments	Representative Mauga	Extends the period for food safety manager certification renewal from three years to five years.	Enrolled
HB 179	Milk Amendments	Representative Chevrier	Modifies an exemption from certain regulations; modifies the definition provision, including the definition of "raw milk product"; removes provisions related to self-owned retail stores; addresses the sale of and other activities related to raw milk and raw milk products; modifies rulemaking	Senate Rules Committee
HB 199	Health Data Amendments	Representative Thurston	Clarifies and amends provisions related to the Department of Health and Human Services' (department) health data plans; clarifies and amends provisions related to the All Payer Claims Database; repeals certain reporting requirements; allows the department to share data within the department and with public health authorities, local mental health authorities, and local substance use authorities; extends the repeal date for the department's health data authority; creates a repeal date for the Health Data Committee;	Enrolled
HB 206	Nicotine Product Advertising Amendments	Representative Fiefia	Prohibits advertising of electronic cigarette products and nicotine products in certain locations.	House Rules Committee
HB 229	Restricted account modifications	Representative Dailey-Provost	Directs how to fund statutory distributions from the Tobacco Settlement Restricted Account when funds in the account are insufficient to cover the statutory distributions; addresses discretionary funding from the Tobacco Settlement Restricted Account and the Electronic Cigarette Substance and Nicotine Product Proceeds Restricted Account when funds in the accounts are insufficient to cover the discretionary funding; and makes a technical correction to add a sunset review for certain provisions related to the Electronic Cigarette Substance and Nicotine Product Proceeds Restricted Account before the provisions are repealed in accordance with existing statute.	Senate Rules Committee
HB 265	Non-nicotine inhalation products	Representative Thompson	Requires a non-nicotine inhalation product, non-nicotine inhalation substance, and a cannabinoid electronic cigarette to be registered; ▸establishes civil penalties for selling an unregistered non-nicotine inhalation product, non-nicotine inhalation substance, or cannabinoid electronic cigarette; ▸creates the criminal offense of illegal distribution of a non-nicotine inhalation product, non-nicotine inhalation substance, or cannabinoid electronic cigarette	Senate Rules Committee
HB 283	Raw Milk Amendments	Representative Kohler	Requires registration; ▸provides for general operational requirements; ▸addresses signage, labeling, and marketing material; ▸imposes requirements specific to markets; ▸addresses foodborne illness outbreaks; ▸addresses testing and inspections; ▸provides for enforcement and penalties	House Rules Committee
HB 337	Nicotine Product Tax Amendments	Representative Clancy	Increases the rate of the tax levied on cigarettes; ▸replaces a weight-based tax rate for moist snuff and alternative nicotine products with a tax rate based on a percentage of the manufacturer's sales price; ▸repeals provisions providing for a tax rate reduction for certain modified risk tobacco products	Passed
HB 338	Cold Plunge Amendments	Representative Shallenberger	Exempts from rules made by the Department of Health and Human Services (department) public cold baths in an apartment building; ▸amends exemptions from department rules for other public cold baths, including in apartment buildings	House Rules Committee
HB 379	Child Care Provider Food Preparation Amendments	Representative Miller	Exempts licensed child care providers from food service establishment regulations; ▸authorizes the Department of Health and Human Services to make rules for licensed child care providers for food safety and sanitation	Senate 2nd Reading Calendar
HB385	Nicotine Sales Amendments	Representative Dailey-Provost	Creates a license for retail tobacco specialty businesses administered by the Department of Agriculture and Food (department); ▸requires retail tobacco specialty businesses to provide a list of consumable products offered for sale to the department; ▸requires applicants for a retail tobacco specialty business license to provide ownership information; ▸prohibits issuing a license if certain individuals involved in the retail tobacco specialty business have violated certain criminal laws; ▸prohibits advertising of electronic cigarette products and nicotine products in certain locations; ▸creates fees and penalties related to the license; and ▸criminalizes the criminally negligent sale of tobacco, electronic cigarettes, and nicotine to minors.	Senate Rules Committee
HB 388	Public Health Hazard Amendments	Representative Shepherd	Amends provisions related to when law enforcement must inform a local health department of a potentially contaminated property; ▸requires a local health department to determine if a property is contaminated after receiving a report from law enforcement under certain circumstances; and ▸makes technical and conforming changes	Failed - returned to Senate Rules Committee
HB 399	Prohibition Against Student Character Tracking and Grading Systems	Representative Lee	Repeals certain requirements related to: •civics education; and •character education; ▸prohibits certain local education agency personnel from providing character education to a student in most instances; ▸provides that this bill does not affect certain individual rights; ▸requires the state auditor to: •receive certain reports; •conduct certain investigations; and •enforce the provisions of the section; ▸ creates a private right of action; ▸prohibits the State Board of Education from creating certain rules related to character education	Held - House Education Committee
HB 432	Egg Amendments	Representative Shipp	Clarifies fee and rulemaking authority for the Department of Agriculture and Food (department) regarding the distribution, sale, and inspection of shell eggs; ▸establishes that a person may not: •distribute shell eggs unless the person obtains a license from the department; or •sell shell eggs from a small producer outside of the state; ▸requires a large egg producer to register with the department as a food establishment; ▸clarifies the requirements for small and large egg producers	Senate Rules Committee
HB 447	Tobacco Amendments	Representative Burton	Authorizes telephone, mail, internet, and other remote sales of a cigar or pipe tobacco; ▸provides for the licensing, bonding, and taxation of cigar and pipe tobacco transactions between a remote seller and a consumer in the state; ▸establishes a criminal penalty for failing to comply with the licensing, bonding, and tax collection requirements	Enrolled
HB531	Scarification Amendments	Representative Matthews	Requires the Department of Health and Human Services to create rules related to scarification to ensure client safety. Requires a body art facility that offers scarification to comply with certain requirements. Establishes the criminal offense of unlawful scarification of a minor.	Passed
SENATE
SB 64	Government Records Amendments	Senator Harper	Requires a summary of government records requirements to be developed and provided to employees of a governmental entity; ▸modifies provisions relating to fees charged in relation to a record request; ▸modifies requirements for responding to a record request, including: •deadlines; •a request for an expedited response; •appeals; and •other requirements; ▸adds certain federal employees to the definition of an "at-risk government employee"; ▸modifies provisions relating to certain protected records; ▸requires a governmental entity to conduct an annual review of records retention requirements and compliance with those requirements; ▸amends requirements for an ordinance or policy adopted by a political subdivision in relation to public records; ▸makes it a crime to destroy a record with the intent to avoid disclosure in response to a pending record request	Senate Rules Committee
SB 74	Seat Belt Civil Action Amendments	Senator Mussleman	This bill amends seat belt laws to allow the misuse of or failure to use a seat belt to be considered for contributory or comparative negligence in civil litigation.	Passed
SB 164	School Construction Amendments	Senator Wilson		Enrolled
SB208	Vehicle Emission Inspection Program Revisions	Senator Pitcher	Allows the Motor Vehicle Division to revoke the vehicle owner's registration if the vehicle owner has provided a false or an improper address to register a vehicle to avoid an emissions inspection; Prohibits the Motor Vehicle Division from registering a motor vehicle if the owner of the motor vehicle fails to pay a civil penalty for registering with a false or improper address; Allows the State Tax Commission to recover costs of investigation or administration of the provisions of this bill.	Enrolled
SB 210	Nicotine Amendments	Senator Plumb	Repeals provisions related to local health department inspections of electronic cigarette retailers; ▸amends provisions related to fees to be collected by the State Tax Commission for the sale of tobacco products, nicotine products, and electronic cigarette products; ▸directs that certain fee money be used to dispose of confiscated electronic cigarette products and additional enforcement; ▸amends provisions related to fines and license suspensions for selling products not listed on the electronic cigarette product registry; and ▸amends criminal penalties for crimes related to products that contain nicotine.	House Rules Committee
SB 217	Local Food Amendments	Senator Cullimore	Provides that raw milk and a raw milk product are a homemade food product under Title 4, Chapter 5a, Home Consumption and Homemade Food Act; ▸removes a signage requirement for a direct-to-sale farmers market; ▸clarifies when a producer or producer's designated representative may sell a homemade food product at a direct-to-sale location; ▸provides that a producer retains ownership of a homemade food product distributed, sold, delivered, held, stored, or offered for sale by a designated representative unless otherwise agreed upon by the producer and designated representative; ▸exempts a homemade food product sold at a direct-to-sale farmers market or direct-to-sale location from state sales tax; ▸repeals provisions related to the regulation of raw milk by the Department of Agriculture and Food	Enrolled
SB 224	Vital Records Access Amendments	Senator Plumb	Allows a liaison for a homeless youth or child to obtain the minor's vital records on behalf of the homeless youth or child.	House Rules Committee
SB 234	Rule Making Amendments	Senator Brammer	Requires an agency to ensure rules involving environmental health and waste management are supported by scientific studies; and ▸authorizes the Rules Review and General Oversight Committee to delay the effective date of rules involving environmental health and waste management.	Enrolled
SB 251	Local Health Department & Department of Environmental Quality Coordination	Senator Sandall	Removes a requirement that the Department of Environmental Quality (department) report to the Rules Review and General Oversight Committee regarding the evaluation of a policy or rule that affects a local health department; ▸establishes a process for a local government or local health department to submit a reimbursement request to the department for a qualifying extraordinary expense incurred in a qualifying environmental enforcement activity; ▸authorizes rulemaking by the department related to the reimbursement for a qualifying extraordinary expense.	House 3rd Reading Calendar