Colorado 2026 Regular Session Status: Enacted 6 D cosponsors

HB 1422 — Security Measures for Certain Government Entities

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced April 22, 2026. Enacted.

Signed by Governor Jared Polis (Democratic) on June 02, 2026.

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  • Enacted

    Current position in the legislative process.

  • 15 sponsors

    4 primary, 11 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Single-party support

    Sponsorship is currently within one party (6 D).

  • Mixed recorded votes

    9 passed, 1 failed in recorded votes so far.

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In plain language

The bill enhances security measures for state government officials and structures.

This legislation establishes security protocols for the legislative and judicial branches, appoints an administrator of legislative safety, and modifies court security fees. It aims to ensure the safety of elected officials and improve security at governmental facilities.

What this means for you
  • Families: This bill aims to create a safer environment for families of elected officials by enhancing their security measures.

Summary

The act addresses security measures for the legislative department and judicial department of state government, for the governor, and for certain elected officials and candidates for elected office.     Sections 1 through 4 and sections 6 and 7 of the act create the position of the administrator of legislative safety for the general assembly, address the authority of the Colorado state patrol (state patrol) in the state capitol buildings complex (capitol complex), and change the current position of chief security officer to the sergeant at arms. Specifically, section 1 authorizes the executive committee of the legislative council (executive committee) to, subject to available appropriations, appoint an administrator of legislative safety to serve as the primary point of contact for members of the general assembly on all matters relating to their personal safety and security and to coordinate, in collaboration with the Colorado state patrol, security and protection for members of the general assembly, employees of the general assembly, and other individuals specified by the executive committee (covered individuals). The administrator of legislative safety performs their duties under the direction and supervision of the executive committee and, with approval of the executive committee, may appoint additional personnel as necessary to perform the functions assigned to the administrator of legislative safety. In fulfilling their duties, the administrator of legislative safety shall coordinate with the Colorado state patrol and may coordinate with local law enforcement agencies and with the sergeants at arms of each house of the general assembly.     Sections 2 and 3 change the title of the chief security officer, which each house of the general assembly is authorized to appoint, to the sergeants at arms. Section 2 specifies that each house that appoints sergeants at arms may consult with the administrator of legislative safety in connection with the supervision of the sergeants at arms.     Section 4 specifies that the administrator of legislative safety is a peace officer whose authority includes enforcing all laws of the state and who may be certified by the P.O.S.T. board.     Section 5 specifies that the Colorado state patrol's jurisdiction includes law enforcement services for the governor's mansion.     Existing law requires the state patrol to provide protection for members of the general assembly when they are present in the capitol complex and, under certain circumstances, when they attend functions held elsewhere in the state. Section 6 includes other covered individuals under the state patrol's protection when they are present in the capitol complex. In addition, section 6 clarifies that the state patrol's jurisdiction includes law enforcement services for the capitol complex and requires the state patrol to coordinate its law enforcement efforts in the capitol complex with the administrator of legislative safety.     Existing law grants the city and county of Denver jurisdiction to enforce the laws of the state for the security of people and property in the capitol complex. Section 7 clarifies that this authority is in addition to the jurisdiction of the state patrol to enforce the laws of the state in the capitol complex.     Sections 8 through 10 address various other security concerns for certain elected officials. All candidate committees, political committees, small donor committees, and political parties are required to register with the secretary of state (secretary) or municipal clerk, as applicable, before accepting or making any campaign contributions. Registration requires the submission of a statement listing, among other items, a street address for the principal place of operations of the committee or party. Section 8 specifies that the address may be a street or mailing address.     The secretary is required to make all candidate disclosure statements filed with the secretary available to the public on the secretary's website. Section 9 requires the secretary to redact the candidate's address and other personal information before making a disclosure statement available on the secretary's website and allows the secretary to modify the disclosure form to eliminate the inclusion of personal information.     Existing law requires specified elected and appointed state officials to file a financial disclosure statement with the secretary that includes, among other items, the legal description of any interest in real property with a market value that exceeds $5,000. Section 10 eliminates the requirement to include a legal description of the property and replaces it with a requirement to identify the city and county in which the property is located. Section 10 also requires the secretary to redact the address and other personal information of elected officials before posting the disclosure statement on the secretary's website and allows the secretary to modify the disclosure form to eliminate the inclusion of personal information.     Section 11 requires a sheriff who provides security for a court to use the recommended standards developed by the judicial security task force created in the act to implement security measures for court facilities. The county sheriff shall, to the extent practicable, maintain one secure, single-point access to a court facility and use magnetometers when the court is in session. The county sheriff shall also verify that an individual who enters a courthouse with a firearm is not prohibited from carrying a firearm in a courthouse pursuant to existing law and maintain a log including specified information regarding each individual who enters a courthouse with a firearm; except that this verification and logging requirement does not apply to peace officers employed in the courthouse by the county sheriff.     Sections 12 through 14 modify the assessment and collection of the court security surcharge, and sections 15 and 16 address other judicial security concerns. Under existing law, courts assess and collect a $5 court security surcharge on certain court filing fees ($5 surcharge). The money from the $5 surcharge is deposited in the court security cash fund, which is distributed to counties through grants made by the court security cash fund commission for the counties to use for purposes related to the security of facilities containing a state court or probation office. Section 12 ends the assessment and collection of the $5 surcharge on June 30, 2027, and transfers the balance of the court security cash fund on August 31, 2027, to the court security authority (authority), which is created in the act. Section 13 repeals the $5 surcharge, the court security cash fund, and court security cash fund commission on September 1, 2027.     Section 14 creates the court security authority as a special purpose authority. Beginning on July 1, 2027, the authority imposes a $10 court security surcharge ($10 surcharge) on the same court filings on which the $5 surcharge was assessed and collected. The courts assess and collect the $10 surcharge and transmit the surcharge money to the authority and the authority is required to use the money from the surcharge to provide grants to counties for the same purposes for which grants from the $5 surcharge were made. The authority may also use money from the $10 surcharge to provide grants to the state court administrator's office for system-wide security needs. The act creates the court security authority board, which initially consists of the same members that comprised the court security cash fund commission and requires the board to award the grants based on specified criteria.     Section 15 creates a judicial security task force in the judicial department to develop recommended standards for security at courthouses and other court and probation facilities.     Existing law specifies that an individual commits retaliation against a judge if the individual makes a credible threat or commits an act of harassment, or an act of harm or injury upon a person or property as retaliation or retribution against a judge. Section 16 includes judicial employees in this law.     Existing law allows specified individuals, defined as 'protected persons', to request that state or local government officials remove their personal information from records that are available on the internet. Under existing law, it is unlawful to post a protected person's personal information on the internet in certain circumstances. In addition to other modifications to this law, section 17 adds judicial employees, staff of the general assembly, and elected officials to the definition of 'protected person'. Section 17 also establishes civil remedies for a protected person recoverable from a person who is not a state or local government official and who has published the protected person's personal information if the person does not remove the personal information upon request.     Section 18 prohibits a person from making the personal information of specified elected officials and an elected official's immediate family publicly available on the internet if the person knows or reasonably should know that doing so will pose an imminent and serious threat to the elected official or the elected official's immediate family. Section 18 also allows an elected official to file a request with a state or local government official to redact the elected official's personal information from records that the state or local government official makes available on the internet. Certain specified parties may access, in certain circumstances, a record that includes information otherwise subject to redaction pursuant to this requirement.     Sections 19 through 25 repeal, from each applicable court filing fee, the $5 surcharge that is transmitted to the court security cash fund and implement, for each applicable court filing fee, the $10 surcharge that is transmitted to the authority.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

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Plain-language change summary

The bill HB 1422 adds a new section, 2-2-329, to the Colorado Revised Statutes, which includes definitions related to "covered individuals" in the context of legislative safety. It defines "covered individuals" to include members and employees of the General Assembly and others designated by the Executive Committee of the Legislative Council. The bill also allows the Executive Committee to appoint an Administrator of Legislative Safety, who will serve as the primary point of contact for certain safety measures. This change establishes a formal role and definitions related to safety within the legislative framework.

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Second Regular Session Seventy-fifth General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO REREVISED This Version Includes All Amendments Adopted in the Second House LLS NO.
HOUSE BILL 26-1422 BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Clifford, Duran, Boesenecker, Carter, Espenoza, Lindsay;
26-0744.02 Nicole Myers x4326 HOUSE BILL 26-1422 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP Clifford,Duran, Boesenecker, Carter, Espenoza, Lindsay SENATE SPONSORSHIP Coleman and Frizell, Benavidez, Danielson, Exum, Kipp, Marchman, Mullica, Wallace d d e m 2 T n 2 A U 3 E i 1 House Committees Senate Committees S a a State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs Finance e M Appropriations Appropriations d d A BILL FOR AN ACT d e 6 C ONCERNING SECURITY MEASURES FOR CERTAIN GOVERNMENTAL E a 0 A U , N n 1 ENTITIES .
also SENATOR(S) Coleman and Frizell, Benavidez, Danielson, Exum, Kipp, Marchman, Mullica, Wallace.
S d a e M d Bill Summary 2 (Note:
C ONCERNINGSECURITYMEASURESFORCERTAINGOVERNMENTALENTITIES .
This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does notreflectanyamendmentsthatmaybesubsequentlyadopted.Ifthisbill g i passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that a 6 applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at E R 0 S r , http://leg.colorado.gov.) O 3 9 H e a n M Thebilladdressessecuritymeasuresforthelegislativedepartment e and judicial department of state government and for the governor.
A Legislative security.
Sections 1 through 4 and sections 6 and 7 of the bill create the position of the administrator of legislative safetyfor g the general assembly, address the authority of the Colorado state patrol i (statepatrol)inthestatecapitolbuildingscomplex(capitolcomplex),and a 2 S R 2 U d 7 H 2 a Shading denotes HOUSE amendment.
Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
e M Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.n Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law.
e A rename the current position of chief securityofficer the sergeant at arms.
Specifically, section 1 authorizes the executive committee of the legislative council (executive committee) to appoint an administrator of legislative safetyto serve as the primarypoint of contact for members of the general assembly, employees of the general assembly, and other individualsspecifiedbytheexecutivecommittee(coveredindividuals)on all matters relating to their personal safetyandsecurityand to coordinate security and protection for covered individuals.
The administrator of legislativesafetyperformstheirdutiesunderthedirectionandsupervision of the executive committee and, with approval of the executive committee,mayappointadditionalpersonnelasnecessarytoperformthe functions assigned to the administrator of legislative safety.
The administrator of legislative safety is the primary recipient of complaints relatingtocriminalactivityagainstorsecuritythreatsorriskstoacovered individual.Infulfillingtheirduties,theadministratoroflegislativesafety shall coordinate with the Colorado state patrol and may coordinate with local law enforcement agencies and with the sergeants at arms of each house of the general assembly.
Current law authorizes each house of the general assembly to appoint a chief security officer.
Sections 2 and 3 change the title of the chief security officer to the sergeants at arms.
Section 2 specifies that each house that appoints sergeants at arms may consult with the administrator of legislative safety in connection with the supervision of the sergeants at arms.
Section 4 specifies that the administrator of legislative safetyis a peaceofficerwhoseauthorityincludesenforcingalllawsof the stateand who may be certified by the P.O.S.T.
board.
Current law requires the state patrol to provide protection for members of the general assembly when they are present in the capitol complex and, under certain circumstances, when they attend functions held elsewhere in the state.
Section 6 includes other covered individuals in the state patrol's protection when they are present in the capitol complex.Inaddition,section6clarifiesthatthestatepatrol'sjurisdiction includes law enforcement services for the capitol complex and requires the state patrol to coordinate its law enforcement efforts in the capitol complex with the administrator of legislative safety.
Current law grants the city and county of Denver jurisdiction to enforce the laws of the state forthesecurityof peopleandpropertyin the capitolcomplex.Section7clarifiesthatthisauthorityisinadditiontothe jurisdiction of the state patrol to enforce the laws of the state in the capitol complex.
State patrol's jurisdiction of governor's mansion.
Section 5 specifies that the Colorado state patrol's jurisdiction includes law enforcement services for the governor's mansion.
Protections for certain public officials.
Sections 8 through 10 -2- 1422 address various other security concerns for certain elected officials.
All candidatecommittees,politicalcommittees,smalldonorcommittees,and political parties are currently required to register with the secretary of state (secretary) or municipal clerk, as applicable, before accepting or makinganycampaigncontributions.Registrationrequiresthesubmission ofastatementlisting,amongotheritems,astreetaddressfortheprincipal placeofoperationsofthecommitteeorparty.Section8specifiesthatthe address may be a street or mailing address.
Currently,thesecretaryisrequiredtomakeallcandidatedisclosure statements filed with the secretary available to the public on the secretary's website.
Section 9 repeals this requirement.
Currentlawrequiresspecifiedelectedandappointedstateofficials to file a financial disclosure statement with the secretary that includes, among other items, the legal description of any interest in real property with a market value that exceeds $5,000.
Section 10 eliminates the requirementtoincludealegaldescriptionoftheproperty.Section10also requiresthesecretarytomakefinancialdisclosurestatementsavailableto any person upon request rather than on the secretary's website.
Judicial security.
Section 11 requires a sheriff who provides security for a court to use the recommended standards developed by the judicial security task force created in the bill to implement security measures for court facilities.
The county sheriff shall verify that an individual who enters a courthouse with a firearm is not prohibited from carrying a firearm in a courthouse pursuant to current law and maintain a log including specified information regarding each individual who enters a courthouse with a firearm.
Sections 12 through 14 modify the assessment and collection of thecourtsecuritysurchargeandsections15and16addressotherjudicial securityconcerns.Currently,courtsassessandcollecta $5 court security surchargeoncertaincourtfilingfees($5surcharge).Themoneyfromthe $5 surcharge is deposited in the court security cash fund, which is distributed to counties through grants made by the court security cash fund commission for the counties to use for purposes related to security of facilities containing a state court or probation office.
Section 12 ends the assessment and collection of the $5 surcharge on June 30, 2027, and transfers the balance of the court securitycash fund on August 31, 2027, to the court security authority (authority), which is created in the bill.
Section 13 repeals the $5 surcharge, the court security cash fund, and court security cash fund commission on September 1, 2027.
Section14createsthecourtsecurityauthorityasaspecialpurpose authority.
Beginning on July 1, 2027, the authority imposes a $10 court securitysurcharge($10surcharge)onthesamecourtfilingsonwhichthe $5surchargewasassessedandcollected.Thecourtsassessandcollectthe $10 surcharge and transmit the surcharge moneyto the authorityand the authority is required to use the money from the surcharge to provide -3- 1422 grants to counties for the same purposes for which grants from the $5 surcharge were made.
The authority may also use money from the $10 surcharge to provide grants to the state court administrator's office for system-wide security needs.
The bill creates the court security authority board, which initially consists of the same members that comprised the court securitycash fund commission and requires the board to award the grants based on specified criteria.
Section 15 creates a courthouse security task force in the judicial departmenttodeveloprecommendedstandardsforsecurityatcourthouses and other court and probation facilities.
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Currentlawspecifiesthatanindividualcommitsretaliationagainst a judge if the individual makes a credible threat or commits an act of harassment, or an act of harm or injury upon a person or property as retaliation or retribution against a judge.
Section 16 includes judicial employees in this law.
Personal information on the internet.
Current law allows specifiedindividuals,definedas"protectedpersons",torequestthatstate or local government officials remove their personal information from records that are available on the internet.
Under existing law, it is unlawfultopostaprotectedperson'spersonalinformationontheinternet in certain circumstances.
In addition to other modifications to this law, section 17 adds judicial employees, elected officials, and staff of elected officials to the definition of "protected person".
Section 17 also establishes civil remedies for a protected person recoverable from a person who is not a state or local government official and who has published the protected person's personal information if the person does not remove the personal information upon request.
Conforming amendments.
Sections 18 through 24 make conforming amendments in connection with the repeal of the $5 surcharge that is transmitted to the court security cash fund and the implementation of the $10 surcharge that is transmitted to the authority.
Sections 26, 27, 29, and 30 make conforming amendments to change referencestothe"statecapitolbuildingsgroup"to"statecapitolbuildings complex".
Section 25 makes a conforming amendment to change a referencetothe"chiefsecurityofficer"tothe"sergeantatarms".Section adds the court security authority to the list of authorities.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 2-2-328 as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 2-2-329 as follows:
2-2-328.
2-2-329.
Administrator of legislative safety - definitions - -4- 1422 repeal.
Administratoroflegislativesafety-definitions-repeal.
(1) AS USED IN THIS SECTI,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES:
(1) A S USED IN THIS SECTION ,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
(a) "COVERED INDIVIDUAL"MEANS A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,AN EMPLOYEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,OR ANY OTHER INDIVIDUALDESIGNATEDASA "COVEREDINDIVIDUAL "BYTHEEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCI.
(a) "C OVERED INDIVIDUAL " MEANS A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,AN EMPLOYEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , OR ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL DESIGNATED AS A "COVERED INDIVIDUAL " BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL .
(b) "TATE CAPITOLBUILDINGSCOMPLEX "HASTHE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION24-82-105 (1)(a).
________ Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law;
(2)(a) TE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFTHELEGISLATIVECOUNCIL MAY , SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS , APPOINT AN ADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYTOSERVEASTHEPRIMARYPOINT OF CONTACT FOR COVERED INDIVIDUALS ON ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THEIR PERSONAL SAFETY AND SECURITY AND TO COORDINATE SECURITY ANDPROTECTIONFORCOVEREDINDIVIDUALSWITHTHE C OLORADOSTATE PATROL .THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY IS PAID A SALARY DETERMINED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE .
dashes through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of the act.
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL BE APPOINTED WITHOUT REFERENCE TO AFFILIATIONANDSOLELYONTHEBASISOFTHEIRABILITYTOPERFORMTHE DUTIES OF THE POSITI.
(b) "TATE CAPITOL BUILDINGS COMPLEX"HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION4-82-105 (1)(a).
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFET, WITH APPROVAL OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE , MAY APPOINT ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL AS NECESSARY TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS ASSIGNED TO THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE .
(2) (a) TE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL MAY ,SUBJECTTOAVAILABLEAPPROPRIATIONS,APPOINTANADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY TO SERVE AS THE PRIMARY POINT OF CONTACT FOR COVERED INDIVIDUALS ON ALL MATTERS RELATING TO THEIR PERSONAL SAFETYANDSECURITYANDTOCOORDINATESECURITYANDPROTECTIONFOR COVERED INDIVIDUALS WITH THE COLORADO STATE PATROL .
HE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY, ANDANYADDITIONALPERSONNELAPPOINTEDBYTHEADMINISTRATOROF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY,IS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND IS NOT SUBJECT TO THE STATE PERSONNEL SYSTEM LA.S -5- 1422 (b) THEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYISTHEPRIMARY RECIPIENTOFCOMPLAINTSRELATINGTOCRIMINALACTIVITYAGAINSTOR SECURITY THREATS OR RISKS TO A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND SERVES AS THE PRIMARY COORDINATOR OF ALL SECURITY AND PROTECTIONEFFORTSFORCOVEREDINDIVIDUALSINCOORDINATIONWITH THE C OLORADO STATE PATROL .
THE ADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYISPAIDASALARYDETERMINEDBY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.THEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALLBEAPPOINTEDWITHOUTREFERENCETOAFFILIATIONANDSOLELYON THE BASIS OFTHEIRABILITYTOPERFORMTHEDUTIESOFTHE POSITION .THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY , WITH APPROVAL OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE , MAY APPOINT ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL AS NECESSARYTOPERFORMTHEFUNCTIONSASSIGNEDTOTHEADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE .
HE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL IDENTIFY AND ASSESS THE NATURE OF SECURITY NEEDS ANDRISKSINANDAROUNDTHESTATECAPITOLBUILDINGSCOMPLEX ,FOR COVERED INDIVIDUALS IN THEIR DISTRICTS,AND FOR FUNCTIONS OR EVENTS ATTENDED BY COVERED INDIVIDUALS .
T HE ADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETY ,ANDANYADDITIONALPERSONNEL APPOINTED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY , IS AN EMPLOYEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND IS NOT SUBJECT TO THE STATE PERSONNEL SYSTEM LAWS .
N DETERMINING AN APPROPRIATE RESPONSE TO ANY SECURITY NEED OR RISK , THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE C OLORADO STATE PATROL AND MAY COORDINATE WITH LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND THE SERGEANTS AT ARMS OF EACH HOUSE OF THE GENERALASSEMBLYAPPOINTEDINACCORDANCE WITHSECTION 2-2-402.
(b) THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY IS THE PRIMARY RECIPIENT OF COMPLAINTS RELATING TO CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AGAINST OR SECURITYTHREATSORRISKSTOAMEMBEROFTHEGENERALASSEMBLYAND SERVESASTHE PRIMARYCOORDINATOROFALLSECURITYANDPROTECTION EFFORTSFORCOVEREDINDIVIDUALSINCOORDINATIONWITHTHE COLORADO STATE PATROL .
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL DEVELOP RECOMMENDED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TO CONSIDER IN CONNECTION WITH CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AGAINST OR SECURITY THREATS OR RISKS TO COVERED INDIVIDUALS.
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL IDENTIFY AND ASSESS THE NATURE OF SECURITY NEEDS AND RISKS IN AND AROUND THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDINGS COMPLEX , FOR COVERED INDIVIDUALSINTHEIRDISTRICTSANDFORFUNCTIONSOREVENTSATTENDED BYCOVEREDINDIVIDUALS .INDETERMININGANAPPROPRIATERESPONSETO ANYSECURITYNEEDORRISK ,THEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETY SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE C OLORADO STATE PATROL AND MAY COORDINATEWITHLOCALLAWENFORCEMENTANDTHESERGEANTSATARMS OF EACH HOUSE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPOINTED IN ACCORDANCE WITHSECTION 2-2-402.HEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYSHALL DEVELOP RECOMMENDED POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL TO CONSIDER IN CONNECTION WITH CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AGAINST OR SECURITY THREATS OR RISKS TO PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 COVERED INDIVIDUALS .
(c) TEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYPERFORMSTHEIR DUTIES UNDER THE DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFTHE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AND RETAINS THE DISCRETION TODETERMINETHENEEDFORSECURITYANDPROTECTIONSERVICESBASED ON WHERE PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES ARE REQUESTED ,THE ESTIMATED LEVEL OF THREAT OR RISK TO A COVERED INDIVIDUAL , STAFFING REQUIREMENTS,AND ANY POLICY DIRECTION ESTABLISHED BY -6- 1422 THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL .
(c) THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY PERFORMS THEIR DUTIES UNDER THE DIRECTION AND SUPERVISION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEOFTHELEGISLATIVECOUNCILANDRETAINSTHEDISCRETIONTO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR SECURITY AND PROTECTION SERVICES BASED ON WHERE PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES ARE REQUESTED , THE ESTIMATEDLEVELOFTHREATORRISKTOACOVEREDINDIVIDUAL ,STAFFING REQUIREMENTS , AND ANY POLICY DIRECTION ESTABLISHED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL .
(3) (a) TE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY ,AND ANY PERSONNEL APPOINTED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY TOASSISTINPERFORMINGTHEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETY 'S DUTIES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a)OF THIS SECTION,IS A PEACE OFFICER WHOSE AUTHORITY INCLUDES ENFORCING ALL LAWS OF THE STATE ANDWHOMAYBE CERTIFIEDBYTHE P.O.S.T.BOARD ASSPECIFIED IN SECTION 16-2.5-154.
(3) (a) T HE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY ,AND ANY PERSONNELAPPOINTEDBYTHEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYTO ASSIST IN PERFORMING THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY 'S DUTIES PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a)OF THIS SECTION ,IS A PEACE OFFICERWHOSE AUTHORITYINCLUDES ENFORCING ALLLAWS OFTHE STATE AND WHO MAY BE CERTIFIED BY THE P.O.S.T.
(b) (I) T EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFTHE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SHALLSUBMITASUNRISEAPPLICATIONPURSUANTTOSECTION 16-2.5-201 BY JULY 1,2026,TODETERMINEIFANYCHANGEINPEACEOFFICERSTATUS IS NECESSARY .
BOARD AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION 16-2.5-154.
(II) TIS SUBSECTION(3)(b)IS REPEALED,EFFECTIVEJANUARY 1, 2028.
(b) (I) THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SHALL SUBMIT A SUNRISE APPLICATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 16-2.5-201 BY JULY 1,2026, TO DETERMINE IF ANY CHANGE IN PEACE OFFICER STATUS IS NECESSARY .
(4) I ADDITION TO THE DUTIES SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTI,THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL :
(II) THIS SUBSECTION (3)(b)IS REPEALED ,EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1, 2028.
(a) UPON REQUEST OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE OR THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ,CONSULT WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE OR THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT , SUPERVISION, AND TRAINING OF THE SERGEANTS AT ARMS OF THEIR RESPECTIVE CHAMBER PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-402;
(4) IN ADDITION TO THE DUTIES SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION ,THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY SHALL :
(b) OORDINATETHEINSTALLATIONOFHOMESECURITYSYSTEMS FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR THE RECEIPT OF GIFTS , GRANTS ,OR DONATIONS FOR THAT PURPOSE ;
(a) UPONREQUESTOFTHESECRETARYOFTHESENATEORTHECHIEF CLERKOFTHEHOUSEOFREPRESENTATIVES ,CONSULTWITHTHESECRETARY OF THE SENATE OR THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES REGARDING THE APPOINTMENT , SUPERVISION , AND TRAINING OF THE SERGEANTSATARMSOFTHEIRRESPECTIVECHAMBERPURSUANTTOSECTION 2-2-402;
-7- 1422 (c) NCOORDINATIONWITHTHE COLORADOSTATEPATROL ,ASSESS AND PLAN FOR SECURITY NEEDS RELATED TO TOWN HALLS , DISTRICT EVENTS ,AND OTHER OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS ATTENDED BY COVERED INDIVIDUALSANDDIRECTTHEDEPLOYMENTOFAPPROPRIATE COLORADO STATE PATROL RESOURCES FOR SUCH EVENTS;AND (d) IN COORDINATION WITH THE COLORADO STATE PATROL , ENSURETHATCOVEREDINDIVIDUALSAREAWAREOFTHEPROTECTIONAND SECURITYSERVICESTHATTHEYMAYREQUESTFROMTHEADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION AND FROM THE C OLORADO STATE PATROL PURSUANT TO SECTION24-33.5-216.5.
(b) C OORDINATE THE INSTALLATION OF HOME SECURITY SYSTEMS FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , SUBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATION BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OR THE RECEIPT OF GIFTS , PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 GRANTS ,OR DONATIONS FOR THAT PURPOSE ;
(5) THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SHALL ESTABLISH A PROCESS BY WHICH A COVERED INDIVIDUAL MAY REQUESTPROTECTIONFROMTHEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETY PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION.
(c) I COORDINATION WITH THE C OLORADO STATE PATROL ,ASSESS ANDPLANFORSECURITYNEEDSRELATEDTOTOWNHALLS ,DISTRICTEVENTS , ANDOTHEROFFICIALFUNCTIONSATTENDEDBYCOVEREDINDIVIDUALSAND DIRECT THE DEPLOYMENT OF APPROPRIATE C OLORADO STATE PATROL RESOURCES FOR SUCH EVENTS ;AND (d) NCOORDINATIONWITHTHE COLORADOSTATEPATROL ENSURE THATCOVEREDINDIVIDUALSAREAWAREOFTHEPROTECTIONANDSECURITY SERVICES THAT THEY MAY REQUEST FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVESAFETYPURSUANTTOTHISSECTIONANDFROMTHE C OLORADO STATE PATROL PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-33.5-216.5.
LL SUCH REQUESTS SHALL BE DIRECTED THROUGHTHE ADMINISTRATOR OFLEGISLATIVE SAFETYASTHE PRIMARY POINT OF CONTACT.
(5) THEEXECUTIVECOMMITTEEOFTHELEGISLATIVECOUNCILSHALL ESTABLISH A PROCESS BY WHICH A COVERED INDIVIDUAL MAY REQUEST PROTECTIONFROMTHEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYPURSUANT TO THIS SECTION.
(6) THIS SECTION DOES NOT IMPACT THE SECURITY THAT THE C OLORADO STATE PATROL PROVIDES PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-33.5-216.5T HEC OLORADO STATE PATROL REMAINS THE PRIMARY POLICE AGENCY FOR THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDINGS COMPLEX AND THE PRIMARYSOURCEOFSECURITYFORMEMBERSOFTHEGENERALASSEMBLY .
LL SUCH REQUESTS SHALL BE DIRECTED THROUGH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY AS THE PRIMARY POINT OF CONTACT .
(6) T HIS SECTION DOES NOT IMPACT THE SECURITY THAT THE COLORADOSTATEPATROLPROVIDESPURSUANTTOSECTION 24-33.5-216.5.
THE COLORADOSTATEPATROLREMAINSTHEPRIMARYPOLICEAGENCYFOR THE STATE CAPITOL BUILDINGS COMPLEX AND THE PRIMARY SOURCE OF SECURITY FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY .
(1) Each house of the general assembly may appoint a chief security officerRGEANTS AT ARMS to ensure the orderly operation of each house and committees thereof.
(1) Eachhouseofthegeneralassemblymayappointachiefsecurity officeSERGEANTS AT ARMS to ensure the orderly operation of each house and committees thereof.
Such chief security officers -8- 1422 SERGEANTS AT ARMS shall perform the duties of the house employing them IN CONSULTATION WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY PURSUANT TOSECTION 2-2-328(4)(a)IFDEEMED NECESSARY BY THECHIEFCLERKOFTHEHOUSEOFREPRESENTATIVESORTHESECRETARY OF THE SENATE,AS APPLICABLE, and shall be under the direction of one or more members or officers of such house as may be designated in the rules of each house.
Such chief security officersNTS AT ARMS shall perform the duties of the house employing IN CONSULTATION WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-329 (4)(aIF DEEMED NECESSARY BY THE CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OR THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE ,AS APPLICABLE, andshallbeunderthedirectionof oneormoremembersorofficersof such PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 house as may be designated in the rules of each house.
(2) Such chief security officers SERGEANTS AT ARMS are hereby designated to be peace officers and shall have jurisdiction to act as such in the performance of their duties anywhere within the state.
(2) Suchchiefsecurityofficers T HESERGEANTSATARMS arehereby designated to be peace officers and shall have jurisdiction to act as such in the performance of their duties anywhere within the state.
The chief security officerGEANTS AT ARMS for the general assembly is a peace officer PEACE OFFICERS while engaged in the performanceofhisorher THEIRdutieswhoseauthorityshallbISlimited pursuant to section 2-2-402.
The chief security officer SERGEANTS AT ARMS for the general assembly is a peace officer ARE PEACE OFFICERS while engaged in the performance of his or herTHEIR duties whose authority shall beISlimited pursuant to section 2-2-402.
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,AND ANY PERSONNEL APPOINTED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY TO ASSIST IN PERFORMING THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVESAFETY SDUTIESPURSUANTTOSECTION 2-2-328ISAPEACE OFFICER WHOSE AUTHORITY INCLUDES ENFORCING ALL LAWS OF THE STATEPURSUANTTOSECTION 2-2-328(3)ANDWHOMAYBECERTIFIEDBY -9- 1422 THE P.O.S.T.BOARD.
THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , AND ANY PERSONNEL APPOINTED BY THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY TO ASSIST IN PERFORMING THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY 'S DUTIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-329, IS A PEACE OFFICER WHOSE AUTHORITY INCLUDES ENFORCING ALLLAWSOFTHE STATE PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-329 (3) AND WHO MAY BE CERTIFIED BY THE P.O.S.T.
BOARD .
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,amend24-33.5-216 as follows:
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,amend24-33.5-216as follows:
Patrol services furnished to governor and lieutenantgovernor-jurisdictionofstatepatrol-executiveresidence.
Patrol services furnished to governor and lieutenant governor - jurisdiction of state patrol - executive residence.
(1) The chief shall provide a motor vehicle and driver for the use of the governor of the state during hisVERNOR S term of office.
(1) The chief shall provide a motor vehicle and driver for the use of the governor of the state during hisTHE GOVERNOR S term of office.
The chief shall also assign officers to protect the goverTHE and his GOVERNOR 'Simmediate family.
The chief shall also assign officers to protect the governor and his THE GOVERNOR S immediate family.
Officers assigned to this duty shall be selected by the chief with the approval of the governor.
Officers assigned to this duty shall be PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 selectedbythechief withtheapprovalof thegovernor.Thechief shallalso provideamotorvehicleforthelieutenantgovernorand,atthediscretionof the governor, mayassign an officer to provide protection for the lieutenant governor in the performance of the duties of such office.
The chief shall also provide a motor vehicle for the lieutenant governor and, at the discretionofthegovernor,mayassignanofficertoprovideprotectionfor the lieutenant governor in the performance of the duties of such office.
(2) THECOLORADOSTATEPATROL SJURISDICTIONINCLUDESLAW ENFORCEMENTSERVICESFORTHEEXECUTIVERESIDENCEAT 400EAST 8TH AVENUE , DENVER.
(2) T HE COLORADO STATE PATROL 'S JURISDICTION INCLUDES LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES FOR THE EXECUTIVE RESIDENCE AT 400 EAST 8 TH AVENUE , ENVER .
Patrol services furnished to the general assembly - judges and justices - definitions.
Patrolservicesfurnishedtothegeneralassembly - judges and justices - definitions.
(1) (a) The Colorado state patrol shall provide protection for the members of the general assemblyND OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUALS when they are present in the state capitol buildings groupnd shall respond to all complaints relating to criminal activity against or security threats or risks to a member of the general assembly As used in -10- 1422 this subsection (1), "state capitol buildings group" has the same meaning as set forth in section 24-82-105 (1)(a)HER COVERED INDIVIDUAL .
(1) (a) The Colorado state patrol shall provide protection for the members of the general assemblyANDOTHERCOVEREDINDIVIDUALS when they are present in the state capitol buildings groupPLEX and shall respond to all complaints relating to criminal activity against or security threats or risks to a member of the general assembly As used in this subsection (1), "state capitol buildings group" has the same meaning as set forth in section 24-82-105 (1)(a)OR OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUAL .
IN PROVIDING SUCH PROTECTION AND RESPONSE ,THE COLORADO STATE PATROL SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-328,WHO SERVES AS THE PRIMARY POINT OF CONTACT FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUALS ON SECURITY MATTERS .
IN PROVIDING SUCH PROTECTION AND RESPONSE , THE COLORADO STATE PATROL SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY APPOINTED PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-329, WHO SERVES AS THE PRIMARYPOINTOFCONTACTFORMEMBERSOFTHEGENERALASSEMBLYAND OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUALS ON SECURITY MATTERS .
(b) TheColoradostatepatrolshallprovideprotectiontoColorado judges and justices when they are present in the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX .
(b) The Colorado state patrol shall provide protection to Colorado judges and justices when they are present in the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX .
(2) TheColoradostatepatrolshallprovideTROL SJURISDICTION INCLUDES lawenforcementservicesforthebuildings,grounds,andother facilities in which the general assembly designates and assigns space in accordancewithsection2-2-321.C.R.S.
(2) The Colorado state patrol shall provideTROL S JURISDICTION INCLUDES law enforcement services for the buildings, grounds, and other facilities in which the general assembly designates and assigns space in accordance with section 2-2-321.
Thestatepatrolshallcoordinate such law enforcement efforts, when appropriate, with local law enforcement agencies, andwith THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETYAPPOINTEDPURSUANTTOSECTION 2-2-328,ANDWITH thesecurity officersSERGEANTS AT ARMS of each house of the general assembly appointed in accordance with section 2-2-402.
C.R.S.he state patrol shall coordinate suchlawenforcementefforts,whenappropriate,withlocallawenforcement agencies,andwith THEADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYAPPOINTED PURSUANT TOSECTION 2-2-329,ANDWITH thesecurityofficerSERGEANTS PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 AT ARMS of each house of the general assembly appointed in accordance with section 2-2-402.
(3) (a) In addition to the requirements of subsections (1) and (2) of this section, the Colorado state patrol mayrender other protection and security services as may be requested by the ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY ,THE president of the senate, the minority leader of the senate, the speaker of the house of representatives, or the minority leader of the house of representatives on behalf of any member of the general assembly.
(3) (a) In addition to the requirements of subsections (1) and (2) of this section, the Colorado state patrol may render other protection and security services as may be requested by the ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVESAFETY ,THE presidentofthesenate,theminorityleaderofthe senate,thespeakerofthehouseofrepresentatives,ortheminorityleaderof the house of representatives on behalf of any member of the general assembly.
(b) TheColoradostatepatrolmayprovideprotectionandsecurity -11- 1422 services as described in subsection (3)(a) of this section for anyfunction held in Colorado at which a member of the general assembly is in attendanceinanofficialcapacitywithappropriatecoordinationwithlocal lawenforcement.Factorstobeconsideredwhendeterminingtheneedfor providingtheseservicesinclude,butarenotlimitedto,thelocationofthe function,theestimatedlevelofthreatorriskassociatedwiththefunction, and staffing requirements.
(b) The Colorado state patrol may provide protection and security services as described in subsection (3)(a) of this section for any function held in Colorado at which a member of the general assembly is in attendance in an official capacity with appropriate coordination with local law enforcement.
(c) In addition to the protection and security services provided pursuant to subsections (3)(a) and (3)(b) of this section, the Colorado state patrol may provide other protection and security services to a member of the general assemblyOR OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUAL as requested by tADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY ORexecutive committeeofthelegislativecouncilandasdeemednecessarybythechief of the Colorado state patrol.
Factors to be considered when determining the need for providing these services include, but are not limited to, the location of the function, the estimated level of threat or risk associated with the function, and staffing requirements.
(4) The executive committee of the legislative council shall establishaprocessbywhichamemberofthegeneralassembly OROTHER COVERED INDIVIDUAL may request protection from THROUGH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY TO BE PROVIDED BY the Colorado state patrol pursuant to subsection (3) of this sINtion.
(c) In addition to the protection and security services provided pursuant to subsections (3)(a) and (3)(b) of this section, the Colorado state patrolmayprovideotherprotectionandsecurityservicestoamemberofthe general assembly OR OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUAL as requested by the ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY OR executive committee of the legislative council and as deemed necessary by the chief of the Colorado state patrol.
PROVIDING PROTECTION PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION, THE COLORADO STATE PATROL SHALL COORDINATE WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY.
(4) Theexecutivecommitteeofthelegislativecouncilshallestablish a process by which a member of the general assemblyOR OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUAL mayrequestprotectionfrom THROUGHTHEADMINISTRATOROF LEGISLATIVESAFETYTOBEPROVIDEDBY theColoradostatepatrolpursuant to subsection (3) of this section.PROVIDING PROTECTION PURSUANT TO THISSECTION ,THE C OLORADOSTATEPATROLSHALLCOORDINATEWITHTHE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY .
(5) The Colorado state patrol shall ensure, THROUGH COORDINATION WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFET, that members of the general assembly OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUALS are aware of the protection andsecurityservicesthatmaybe requested MAYREQUEST fromtheColoradostatepatrolpursuanttothissectiAND -12- 1422 FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-328.
(5) TheColoradostatepatrolshallensure, THROUGHCOORDINATION WITH THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY , that members of the general assembly AND OTHER COVERED INDIVIDUALS are aware of the protection and securityservices that maybe requestedHEY MAY REQUEST PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 from the Colorado state patrol pursuant to this sectioAND FROM THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-329.
(6) A S USED IN THIS SECTI,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
(6) A S USED IN THIS SECTION,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
(a) "A DMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY " MEANS THE ADMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY APPOINTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 2-2-328.
(a) "A DMINISTRATOR OF LEGISLATIVE SAFETY " MEANS THE ADMINISTRATOROFLEGISLATIVESAFETYAPPOINTEDINACCORDANCEWITH SECTION 2-2-329.
(b) "C OVERED INDIVIDUAL " HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 2-2-328 (1).
(b) "COVERED INDIVIDUAL " HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 2-2-329 (1).
(c) "STATE CAPITOLBUILDINGS COMPLEX "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION24-82-105 (1)(a).
(c) "S TATE CAPITOL BUILDINGS COMPLEX "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 24-82-105 (1)(a).
(1) (a) IN ADDITION TO THE JURISDICTION OF THEC OLORADO STATE PATROLPURSUANT TOSECTION 24-33.5-216.5, the cityand county of Denver is granted jurisdiction to enforce the laws of the state of Colorado for the security of persons and property in the state capitol buildings groupCOMPLEX .
(1) (a) I ADDITION TO THE JURISDICTION OF THE COLORADO STATE PATROLPURSUANTTOSECTION 24-33.5-216.5,thecityandcountyofDenver is granted jurisdiction to enforce the laws of the state of Colorado for the security of persons and property in the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX .
In addition, the city and county of Denver is granted jurisdiction to enforce the ordinances of the city and county of Denverforthesecurityof suchpersonsandproperty.Forthepurposesof this subsection (1) and such enforcement, the ordinances of the city and county of Denver relating to access to and conduct on properties of the cityand countyof Denver referred to as parks shall likewise applyto the grounds of the state capitol buildings groupX , as to persons not having business thereon;
In addition, the cityand countyof Denverisgrantedjurisdiction to enforce the ordinances of the city and county of Denver for the security of such persons and property.
except that the powers of the manager of parks -13- 1422 and recreation enumerated in such ordinance shall not apply to such grounds.
For the purposes of this subsection (1) and such enforcement, the ordinances of the cityand countyof Denver relating to access to and conduct on properties of the city and county of Denver referred to as parks shall likewise apply to the grounds of the state capitol buildingsgroup COMPLEX ,astopersonsnothavingbusinessthereon;except that the powers of the manager of parks and recreation enumerated in such ordinance shall not apply to such grounds.
As used in this subsection (1), "state capitol buildings group COMPLEX " means those state-owned buildings, together with the state-owned grounds adjacent thereto, in the city and county of Denver withintheareaboundedonthenorthbySixteenthavenue,onthewestby Broadway, on the south by Eleventh avenue, and on the east by Grant street, as shown on the official maps of the city and county of Denver.
As used in this subsection (1), "state capitol buildings group COMPLEX " means those state-owned buildings, together with the state-owned grounds adjacent thereto, in the city and county of Denver within the area bounded on the north by Sixteenth avenue, on the west by Broadway, on the south by Eleventh avenue,andontheeastbyGrantstreet,asshownontheofficialmapsofthe PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 city and county of Denver.
SECTION 8.
SECTION8.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 1-45-108, amend (3)(c) as follows:
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,1-45-108,amend(3)(c) as follows:
(3) Except as otherwise provided in subsection (3.5) of this section, all candidate committees, political committees, small donor committees,andpoliticalpartiesshallregisterwiththeappropriateofficer before accepting or making anycontributions.
(3) Exceptasotherwiseprovided in subsection(3.5)of thissection, allcandidatecommittees,politicalcommittees,smalldonorcommittees,and political parties shall register with the appropriate officer before accepting or making anycontributions.
(c) A streetR MAILING address and telephone number for the principal place of operations;
(c) A street OR MAILING address and telephone number for the principal place of operations;
SECTION 9.
SECTION9.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 1-45-110, amend (2)(c) as follows:
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,1-45-110,amend(2)(c) as follows:
(2) (c) A candidate must electronically file the disclosure statement required in subsection (2)(a) of this section, and the secretary of state must make all disclosure statements available to the public on its website.
(2) (c) A candidate must electronicallyfile the disclosure statement required in subsection (2)(a) of this section, and the secretaryof state must make all disclosure statements available to the public on its website.
The secretary mSHALL redact certain information such as a candidate'saddressoAND otherpersonalinformatiBEFOREMAKINGA DISCLOSURESTATEMENTAVAILABLE ONTHE SECRETARY SWEBSITE .THE SECRETARY MAY ALSO MODIFY THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FORM TO -14- 1422 ELIMINATE THE INCLUSION OF CERTAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION.
The secretary may SHALL redact certain information such as a candidate's address or AND other personal informationBEFORE MAKING A DISCLOSURE STATEMENT AVAILABLE ON THE SECRETARY 'S WEBSITE .
THE SECRETARY MAY ALSO MODIFY THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FORM TO ELIMINATE THE INCLUSION OF CERTAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION .
Disclosure - contents - filing - false or incomplete filing - penalty.
Disclosure-contents-filing-falseorincompletefiling - penalty.
(2) Disclosure must include the following for the previous calendar year, unless otherwise specified:
(2) Disclosure must includethefollowingfortheprevious calendar year, unless otherwise specified:
(c) The legal description ofny interest in real property, including an option to buy, in the state in which the person making disclosure, hisEIR spouse, or minor children residing witTHEMm haveanyinterest,directorindirect,themarketvalueofwhichisinexcess of five thousand dollarAND THE CITY AND COUNTY IN WHICH THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED;
(c) The legal description ofAnyinterest in real property, including an option to buy, in the state in which the person making disclosure, his PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 THEIR spouse, or minor children residing withTHEM have anyinterest, direct or indirect, the market value of which is in excess of five thousand dollars,ND THE CITY AND COUNTY IN WHICH THE PROPERTY IS LOCATED ;
(5) Each disclosure statement is public information and shall be made available on the secretary of state's webHE SECRETARY OF STATESHALLREDACTTHEADDRESSANDOTHERPERSONALINFORMATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTI(1)OF THIS SECTION BEFORE POSTINGTHEDISCLOSURESTATEMENTONTHESECRETARY 'SWEBSITE.THE SECRETARY OF STATE MAY ALSO MODIFY THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT FORMTOELIMINATETHEINCLUSIONOFCERTAINPERSONALINFORMATION .
(5) Each disclosure statement is public information and shall be madeavailableonthesecretaryofstate'swebsite.THESECRETARYOFSTATE SHALL REDACT THE ADDRESS AND OTHER PERSONAL INFORMATION OF AN INDIVIDUALSPECIFIEDINSUBSECTION (1)OFTHISSECTIONBEFORE POSTING THE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT ON THE SECRETARY S WEBSITE .
SECTION11.
THE SECRETARYOFSTATEMAYALSOMODIFYTHEDISCLOSURESTATEMENTFORM TO ELIMINATE THE INCLUSION OF CERTAIN PERSONAL INFORMATION .
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,13-1-114,add(2.5) as follows:
SECTION 11.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-1-114, add (2.5) as follows:
(2.5) ACOUNTYSHERIFFPROVIDINGSECURITYFORACOURTSHALL USE THE RECOMMENDED STANDARDS DEVELOPED BY THE JUDICIAL SECURITY TASK FORCE PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-3-121 TO IMPLEMENT SECURITY MEASURES FOR THE COURT .THE COUNTY SHERIFF SHALL,AT A -15- 1422 MINIMUM AND TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE :
(2.5) A COUNTY SHERIFF PROVIDING SECURITY FOR A COURT SHALL USETHERECOMMENDEDSTANDARDSDEVELOPEDBYTHEJUDICIALSECURITY TASK FORCE PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-3-122 TO IMPLEMENT SECURITY MEASURES FOR THE COURT .
(a) M AINTAIN ONE SECURE ,SINGLE-POINT ACCESS TO A COURT FACILITY;
HE COUNTY SHERIFF SHALL ,AT A MINIMUM AND TO THE EXTENT PRACTICABLE :
(b) U SE MAGNETOMETERS WHEN THE COURT IS IN SESSION;AND (c) V ERIFY THAT EACH INDIVIDUAL WHO ENTERS A COURTHOUSE WITHAFIREARMISAUTHORIZEDPURSUANT TOSECTION 18-12-105.3AND MAINTAINALOGOFTHEINDIVIDUAL SVERIFICATION,EMPLOYINGAGENCY OR ENTITY ,AND TIME OF ENTRY AND EXIT FROM THE COURTHOUSE ;
(a) M AINTAIN ONE SECURE ,SINGLE POINT ACCESS TO A COURT FACILITY;
EXCEPT THAT THIS SUBSECTION (2.5)(cDOES NOT APPLY TO A PEACE OFFICERWHOISEMPLOYEDINTHECOURTHOUSE BYTHE COUNTYSHERIFF THAT HAS JURISDICTION OVER THE COURTHOUSE .
(b) U SE MAGNETOMETERS WHEN THE COURT IS IN SESSION ;AND (c) V ERIFY THAT EACH INDIVIDUAL WHO ENTERS A COURTHOUSE WITH A FIREARM IS AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 18-12-105.3 AND MAINTAIN A LOG OF THE INDIVIDUAL S VERIFICATION,EMPLOYING AGENCY OR ENTITY,AND TIME OF ENTRY AND EXIT FROM THE COURTHOUSE ;EXCEPT THAT THIS SUBSECTION (2.5)(c)DOES NOT APPLY TO A PEACE OFFICER WHO IS EMPLOYED IN THE COURTHOUSE BY THE COUNTY SHERIFF THAT HAS JURISDICTION OVER THE COURTHOUSE .
Court security cash fund - creation - grants - regulations.
Court security cash fund - creation - grants - PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 regulations.
(1) (b) A five-dollar surcharge must be assessed and collected as provided by law on docket fees and jury fees for specified civil actions filed on and after July1, 2007,BEFORE JULY 1,2027, on docket fees for criminal convictions entered on and after July 1BUT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027, on filing fees for specified probate filings made on and after July1, 2007,T BEFORE JULY 1,2027,ondocketfeesfor specified special proceeding filings made on and after July 1, 2007,FORE JULY 1, 2027, on fees for specified filings in water matters initiated on and after July 1, 2007,UT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027, on docket fees for specified traffic infraction penalties assessed on and after July 1, 2007, BUTBEFORE JULY 1,2027,andondocketfeesforcivilinfractionpenalties assessed on or after March 1, 2022,UT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027.
(1) (b) A five-dollar surcharge must be assessed and collected as providedbylawondocketfeesandjuryfeesforspecifiedcivilactionsfiled on and after July 1, 2007,UT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027, on docket fees for criminalconvictionsenteredonand after July1, 2007,BUTBEFORE JULY 1, 2027, on filing fees for specified probate filings made on and after July 1, 2007, BUT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027, on docket fees for specified special proceeding filings made on and after July 1, 2007,UT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027, on fees for specified filings in water matters initiated on and after July1, 2007,BUT BEFORE JULY 1,2027, on docket fees for specified traffic infraction penalties assessed on and after July1, 2007,FORE JULY 1, 2027, and on docket fees for civil infraction penalties assessed on or after March 1, 2022, BUT BEFORE JULY 1, 2027.
The -16- 1422 surcharge must be transmitted to the state treasurer, who shall credit the surchargetothefund.ASURCHARGEASSESSEDBEFORE JULY 1,2027,BUT COLLECTED ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 2027MUST BE TRANSMITTED TO THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505(2).
The surcharge must be transmittedtothestatetreasurer,whoshallcreditthesurchargetothefund.
(5) NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF THIS SECTION TO THE CONTRARY ,ON A UGUST 31,2027,THE STATE TREASURER SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE BALANCE OF MONEY IN THE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND TO THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY CREATED IN PART5 OF THIS ARTICL1.
A SURCHARGE ASSESSED BEFORE JULY 1, 2027, BUT COLLECTED ON OR AFTER JULY 1, 2027, MUST BE TRANSMITTED TO THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
SECTION 13.
(5) N OTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF THIS SECTION TO THE CONTRARY ,ON AUGUST 31, 2027,THE STATE TREASURER SHALL ISSUE A WARRANT INANAMOUNT EQUALTOTHE BALANCE OFMONEYINTHE COURT SECURITYCASHFUNDTOTHECOURTSECURITYAUTHORITYCREATEDINPART OF THIS ARTICLE1.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, recreate and reenact, with amendments, 13-1-206 as follows:
SECTION13.
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,recreateandreenact, with amendments, 13-1-206 as follows:
THIS PART2 IS REPEALE,EFFECTIVESEPTEMBER 1, 2027.
T HIS PART2 IS REPEALED ,EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2027.
SECTION14.
SECTION 14.
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,addpart5toarticle 1 of title 13 as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 5 to article of title 13 as follows:
A S USED IN THIS PART 5,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES:
PAGE 11-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 A SUSEDINTHISPART 5,UNLESSTHECONTEXTOTHERWISEREQUIRES :
(1) "AUTHORITY "MEANS THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY CREATED IN SECTION13-1-502.
(1) "AUTHORITY "MEANSTHECOURTSECURITYAUTHORITYCREATED IN SECTION13-1-502.
(2) "BOARD "MEANS THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY BOARD CREATED IN SECTION13-1-504.
(2) "B OARD "MEANS THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY BOARD CREATED IN SECTION 13-1-504.
(3) "CIEFJUSTICE"MEANSTHECHIEFJUSTICEOFTHE COLORADO SUPREME COURT .
(3) "C HIEF JUSTIC" MEANS THE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THEC OLORADO SUPREME COURT .
-17- 1422 (4) "C OURT SECURITY SURCHARGE " MEANS THE SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 AND ASSESSED AND COLLECTED PURSUANT TO THIS PART5ON AND AFTER JULY 1, 2027.
(4) "COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE " MEANS THE SURCHARGE DESCRIBEDINSECTION 13-1-505 ANDASSESSEDANDCOLLECTEDPURSUANT TO THIS PART5 ON AND AFTER ULY 1, 2027.
(5) "LOCAL SECURITY TEAM "MEANS A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS FROM A COUNTY THAT OVERSEES ISSUES OF COURT SECURITY FOR THE COUNTYANDTHATINCLUDESTHECHIEFJUDGEOFTHEDISTRICTCOURTIN THE COUNTY OR THE CHIEF JUDGE 'S DESIGNEE,THE SHERIFF OR THE SHERIFFSDESIGNEE,ANDACOUNTYCOMMISSIONERORCOUNTYMANAGER OR THEIR DESIGNE.
(5) "LOCALSECURITYTEAM " MEANSAGROUPOFINDIVIDUALSFROM A COUNTY THAT OVERSEES ISSUES OF COURT SECURITY FOR THE COUNTY AND THAT INCLUDES THE CHIEF JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT IN THE COUNTY OR THE CHIEF JUDGE S DESIGNEE ,THE SHERIFF OR THE SHERIFF'S DESIGNEE ,AND A COUNTY COMMISSIONER OR COUNTY MANAGER OR THEIR DESIGNEE .
(1) THERE IS CREATED AS A SPECIAL PURPOSE AUTHORITY,AS DEFINEDINSECTION 24-77-102THECOURTSECURITYAUTHORITY ,WHICH IS A BODY CORPORATE AND A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE, WHICHISNOTANAGENCYOFSTATEGOVERNMENTANDISNOTSUBJECTTO ADMINISTRATIVEDIRECTIONBYANYDEPARTMENT COMMISSION ,BOARD , BUREAU ,OR AGENCY OF THE STATE.
(1) T HERE IS CREATED AS A SPECIAL PURPOSE AUTHORITY ,AS DEFINED IN SECTION 24-77-102,THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY ,WHICH ISABODY CORPORATE AND A POLITICALSUBDIVISIONOFTHE STATE ,WHICH IS NOT AN AGENCY OF STATE GOVERNMENT AND IS NOT SUBJECT TO ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTION BY ANY DEPARTMENT ,COMMISSION ,BOARD , BUREAU ,OR AGENCY OF THE STATE .
(2) TEAUTHORITYISRESPONSIBLEFORDISTRIBUTINGTHECOURT SECURITYSURCHARGEPURSUANTTOSECTIONS 13-1-506AND 13-1-507TO PROVIDE:
(2) THE AUTHORITY IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DISTRIBUTING THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 13-1-506 AND 13-1-507TO PROVIDE :
(a) SPPLEMENTALFUNDINGFORONGOINGSECURITYSTAFFINGIN STATE COURT AND PROBATION FACILITIES IN THE COUNTIES WITH THE MOST LIMITED FINANCIAL RESOURCE;
(a) SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR ONGOING SECURITY STAFFING IN STATE COURT ANDPROBATIONFACILITIES IN THE COUNTIES WITH THE MOST LIMITED FINANCIAL RESOURCES ;
(b) SPPLEMENTALFUNDINGFORCOUNTIESFORCOURTSECURITY EQUIPMENT COSTS ,TRAINING OF LOCAL SECURITY TEAMS ON ISSUES OF STATE COURT SECURITY ,AND EMERGENCY NEEDS RELATED TO COURT SECURITY;AND (c) SPPORTFORGENERALSYSTEM -WIDECOURTSECURITYNEEDS -18- 1422 INCLUDINGSECURITYSUPPORT FORJUDGESANDJUDICIALSTAFFOUTSIDE OF COURT FACILITIES WHEN NECESSARY .
(b) SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDING FOR COUNTIES FOR COURT SECURITY PAGE 12-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 EQUIPMENT COSTS ,TRAINING OF LOCAL SECURITY TEAMS ON ISSUES OF STATE COURT SECURITY ,AND EMERGENCY NEEDS RELATED TO COURT SECURITY ;AND (c) SUPPORT FOR GENERAL SYSTEM -WIDE COURT SECURITY NEEDS INCLUDINGSECURITYSUPPORTFORJUDGESANDJUDICIALSTAFFOUTSIDEOF COURT FACILITIES WHEN NECESSARY .
(1) I ADDITION TO ANY OTHER POWERS GRANTED TO THE AUTHORITYINTHISPART 5,THEAUTHORITYHASTHEFOLLOWINGPOWERS :
(1) I ADDITION TO ANY OTHER POWERS GRANTED TO THE AUTHORITY IN THIS PART 5,THE AUTHORITY HAS THE FOLLOWING POWERS :
(a) T O HAVE THE DUTIES ,PRIVILEGES, IMMUNITIES ,RIGHTS , LIABILITIE,AND DISABILITIES OF A BODY CORPORATE AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STAT;
(a) TO HAVE THE DUTIES , PRIVILEGES ,IMMUNITIES , RIGHTS , LIABILITIE, AND DISABILITIES OF A BODY CORPORATE AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE ;
(b) TO HAVE PERPETUAL EXISTENCE AND SUCCESSION ;
(b) T O HAVE PERPETUAL EXISTENCE AND SUCCESSION ;
(c) TADOPT ,HAVE ,ANDUSEASEALANDTOALTERTHESAMEAT ITS PLEASURE;
(c) TO ADOPT ,HAVE ,AND USE A SEAL AND TO ALTER THE SAME AT ITS PLEASURE;
(d) TO SUE AND BE SUED;
(d) T O SUE AND BE SUED;
(e) TO ENTER INTO ANY CONTRACT OR AGREEMENT CONSISTENT WITH THIS PART5 AND THE LAWS OF THE STATE;
(e) T O ENTER INTO ANY CONTRACT OR AGREEMENT CONSISTENT WITH THIS PART 5AND THE LAWS OF THE STATE ;
(f) TO PURCHASE ,LEASE,LEASE WITH AN OPTION TO PURCHASE , TRADE,EXCHANGE ,OROTHERWISE ACQUIRE ,MAINTAIN ,HOLD ,IMPROVE , MORTGAGE ENCUMBER ,ANDDISPOSE OFREALPROPERTYANDPERSONAL PROPERTY ,WHETHER TANGIBLE OR INTANGIBLE , AND ANY INTEREST , INCLUDING EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS -OF-WAY ,WITHOUT RESTRICTION OR LIMITATION;
(f) T O PURCHASE , LEASE, LEASE WITH AN OPTION TO PURCHASE , TRADE ,EXCHANGE ,OR OTHERWISE ACQUIRE ,MAINTAIN ,HOLD , IMPROVE , MORTGAGE , ENCUMBER ,AND DISPOSE OF REAL PROPERTY AND PERSONAL PROPERTY , WHETHER TANGIBLE OR INTANGIBLE , AND ANY INTEREST , INCLUDING EASEMENTS AND RIGHTS OF WAY ,WITHOUT RESTRICTION OR LIMITATION ;
(g) TO ACQUIRE OFFICE SPACE,EQUIPMENT ,SERVICES ,SUPPLIES, AND INSURANCE NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THIS PART 5;
(g) TOACQUIREOFFICESPACE ,EQUIPMENT ,SERVICES SUPPLIES AND INSURANCE NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THIS PART 5;
(h) TO DEPOSIT ANY MONEY OF THE AUTHORITY IN ANY BANKING INSTITUTIONORINANYDEPOSITORYAUTHORIZEDPURSUANT TOSECTION 24-75-603ANDTOAPPOINT ,FORTHEPURPOSEOFMAKINGSUCHDEPOSITS , ONE OR MORE PERSONS TO ACT AS CUSTODIANS OF THE MONEY OF THE -19- 1422 AUTHORITY ,WHOSHALLGIVESURETYBONDSINTHEAMOUNTSANDFORM AND FOR THE PURPOSES THE BOARD REQUIRES;
(h) T O DEPOSIT ANY MONEY OF THE AUTHORITY IN ANY BANKING INSTITUTION OR IN ANY DEPOSITORY AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-75-603 AND TO APPOINT ,FOR THE PURPOSE OF MAKING SUCH DEPOSITS , PAGE 13-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 ONE OR MORE PERSONS TO ACT AS CUSTODIANS OF THE MONEY OF THE AUTHORITY ,WHO SHALL GIVE SURETY BONDS IN THE AMOUNTS AND FORM AND FOR THE PURPOSES THE BOARD REQUIRES ;
(i) TO CONTRACT FOR AND TO ACCEPT ANY GIFTS,GRANTS ,AND LOANS OF FUNDS,PROPERTY ,OR ANY OTHER AID IN ANY FORM FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ,THE STATE,ANY STATE AGENCY ,OR ANY OTHER SOURCE ,OR ANY COMBINATION THEREOF ,AND TO COMPLY , SUBJECT TO THEPROVISIONSOFTHISPART 5,WITHTHETERMSANDCONDITIONSOFTHE CONTRACTS OR THE ACCEPTANCE OF SUCH ITEMS ;
(i) TO CONTRACT FOR AND TO ACCEPT ANY GIFTS ,GRANTS ,AND LOANS OF FUNDS ,PROPERTY ,OR ANY OTHER AID IN ANY FORM FROM THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ,THE STATE,ANY STATE AGENCY ,OR ANY OTHER SOURCE ,ORANYCOMBINATIONTHEREOF ,ANDTOCOMPLY ,SUBJECTTOTHE PROVISIONS OF THIS PART 5,WITH THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACTS OR THE ACCEPTANCE OF SUCH ITEMS ;
(j) TO HAVE AND EXERCISE ALL RIGHTS AND POWERS NECESSARY OR INCIDENTAL TO OR IMPLIED FROM THE SPECIFIC POWERS GRANTED IN THIS PART 5,WHICH SPECIFIC POWERS SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED AS A LIMITATIONUPONANYPOWERNECESSARYORAPPROPRIATETOCARRYOUT THE PURPOSES AND INTENT OF THIS PAR5;
(j) THAVEANDEXERCISEALLRIGHTSANDPOWERSNECESSARYOR INCIDENTAL TO OR IMPLIED FROM THE SPECIFIC POWERS GRANTED IN THIS PART 5,WHICH SPECIFIC POWERS SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED AS A LIMITATION UPON ANY POWER NECESSARY OR APPROPRIATE TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES AND INTENT OF THIS PART5;
(k) TOFIXTHETIMEANDPLACEORPLACESATWHICHITSREGULAR AND SPECIAL MEETINGS ARE HELD;
(k) TO FIX THE TIME AND PLACE OR PLACES AT WHICH ITS REGULAR AND SPECIAL MEETINGS ARE HELD;
(l) T O ELECT ONE MEMBER AS CHAIR AND ONE MEMBER AS VICE-CHAIR OF THE BOARD ,TO ELECT ONE OR MORE MEMBERS AS SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF THE BOARD ,AND TO ELECT OR APPOINT OTHEROFFICERSASTHEBOARDMAYDETERMINEANDPROVIDEFORTHEIR DUTIES AND TERMS OF OFFIC;
(l) TO ELECT ONE MEMBER AS CHAIR AND ONE MEMBER AS VICE-CHAIR OF THE BOARD , TO ELECT ONE OR MORE MEMBERS AS SECRETARY AND TREASURER OF THE BOARD ,AND TO ELECT OR APPOINT OTHER OFFICERS AS THE BOARD MAY DETERMINE AND PROVIDE FOR THEIR DUTIES AND TERMS OF OFFICE;
(m) T O APPOINT AGENTS,EMPLOYEES , AND PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS ADVISERS , INCLUDING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS , CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES , PROPERTY MANAGERS , ATTORNEYS , ACCOUNTANTS ,AND FINANCIAL ADVISERS AS MAY BE NECESSARY IN THE AUTHORITY 'S JUDGMENT TO ACCOMPLISH THE PURPOSES OF THIS PAR5, TO FIX THE COMPENSATION OF THOSE AGENTS , EMPLOYEES , AND ADVISERS ,AND TO ESTABLISH THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF ALL AGENT, -20- 1422 EMPLOYEES , AND ADVISERS , AS WELL AS ANY OTHER PERSON CONTRACTING WITH THE AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE SERVICES, INCLUDING TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT OR THE CONTRACT FOR SERVICES ;
(m) T O APPOINT AGENTS , EMPLOYEES ,AND PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS ADVISERS , INCLUDING REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS , CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES , PROPERTY MANAGERS , ATTORNEYS , ACCOUNTANTS ,AND FINANCIAL ADVISERS AS MAY BE NECESSARY IN THE AUTHORITY 'S JUDGMENT TOACCOMPLISHTHE PURPOSESOFTHISPART 5,TO FIXTHECOMPENSATIONOFTHOSEAGENTS ,EMPLOYEES ,ANDADVISERS AND TO ESTABLISH THE POWERS AND DUTIES OF ALL AGENTS,EMPLOYEES ,AND ADVISERS, AS WELL AS ANY OTHER PERSON CONTRACTING WITH THE AUTHORITY TO PROVIDE SERVICES, INCLUDING TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT OR THE CONTRACT FOR SERVICES ;
(n) T O MAKE AND EXECUTE AGREEMENTS , CONTRACTS ,AND OTHERINSTRUMENTSNECESSARYORCONVENIENTINTHEEXERCISEOFTHE POWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE AUTHORITY PURSUANT TO THIS PART5, INCLUDING CONTRACTS WITH ANY PERSON , FIRM, CORPORATION , MUNICIPALITY, STATE AGENCY , COUNTY , OR OTHER ENTITY .
(n) TO MAKE AND EXECUTE AGREEMENTS ,CONTRACTS ,AND OTHER INSTRUMENTSNECESSARYORCONVENIENTINTHEEXERCISEOFTHEPOWERS AND FUNCTIONS OF THE AUTHORITY PURSUANT TO THIS PART 5,INCLUDING PAGE 14-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 CONTRACTSWITHANYPERSON FIRM ,CORPORATION ,MUNICIPALITY,STATE AGENCY ,COUNTY ,OROTHERENTITY .ALLMUNICIPALITIES COUNTIES ,AND STATE AGENCIES MAY ENTER INTO AND DO ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO PERFORM ANY ARRANGEMENT OR CONTRACT WITH THE AUTHORITY ;AND (o) OTHER POWERS NECESSARY TO ACCOMPLISH THE AUTHORITY 'S SPECIFIC GOALS AS REQUIRED PURSUANT TO THIS PART5.
A LL MUNICIPALITIES,COUNTIES,AND STATE AGENCIES MAY ENTER INTO AND DO ALL THINGS NECESSARY TO PERFORM ANY ARRANGEMENT OR CONTRACT WITH THE AUTHORITY ;AND (o) OTHERPOWERSNECESSARYTOACCOMPLISHTHEAUTHORITY S SPECIFIC GOALS AS REQUIRED PURSUANT TO THIS PA5.
(2)(a) TEBOARDISCOMPOSEDOFSEVENMEMBERSASFOLLOWS :
(2) (a) TE BOARD IS COMPOSED OF SEVEN MEMBERS AS FOLLOWS :
(II) TO REPRESENTATIVES OF A STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION THAT REPRESENTS COUNTY SHERIFFS WHO ARE RECOMMENDED BY THE ASSOCIATION AND WHO ARE APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR ;
(II) TWO REPRESENTATIVES OF A STATEWIDE ASSOCIATION THAT REPRESENTS COUNTY SHERIFFS WHO ARE RECOMMENDED BY THE ASSOCIATION AND WHO ARE APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR ;
(III) TO MEMBERS OF THE JUDICIAL BRANCH,AT LEAST ONE OF -21- 1422 WHOMISACHIEFJUDGE WHOAREAPPOINTEDBYTHECHIEFJUSTICE ;AND (IV) ONEMEMBEROFTHEGENERALPUBLICWHOISAPPOINTEDBY THE CHIEF JUSTIC.
(III) TWO MEMBERS OF THE JUDICIAL BRANCH ,AT LEAST ONE OF WHOM IS A CHIEF JUDGE,WHO ARE APPOINTED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE;AND (IV) O NE MEMBER OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC WHO IS APPOINTED BY THE CHIEF JUSTICE (b) INITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD MUST BE MADE BY JULY 1, 2026.
(b) IITIALAPPOINTMENTSTOTHEBOARDMUSTBEMADEBY JULY 1,2026.
(c) FOR THE INITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(a)OF THIS SECTIO,EACH APPOINTING AUTHORITY SHALL APPOINT THE SAME INDIVIDUAL WHO THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY APPOINTED TO SERVE AND WHO IS SERVING AS A MEMBER OF THE COURT SECURITYCASHFUND COMMISSION PURSUANT TO PART 2OFTHISARTICLE 1 PAGE 15-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 AT THE TIME WHEN THE INITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD ARE MADE.
(c) FR THE INITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(aOFTHISSECTION,EACHAPPOINTINGAUTHORITYSHALL APPOINT THE SAME INDIVIDUAL WHO THE APPOINTING AUTHORITY APPOINTED TO SERVE AND WHO IS SERVING AS A MEMBER OF THE COURT SECURITYCASHFUNDCOMMISSIONPURSUANTTOPART 2 OFTHISARTICLE 1 AT THE TIME WHEN THE INITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD ARE MADE .
(d) A NY TIME THAT AN APPOINTEE TO THE BOARD SERVED AS A MEMBER OF THE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND COMMISSION ,WHETHER OR NOT THE APPOINTEE IS AN INITIAL APPOINTMENT TO THE BOARDOES NOT COUNT TOWARD THE TERM LIMITS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION(3)OR (6)OF THIS SECTION.
(d) ANY TIME THAT AN APPOINTEE TO THE BOARD SERVED AS A MEMBEROFTHE COURT SECURITY CASHFUNDCOMMISSION WHETHEROR NOTTHEAPPOINTEEISANINITIALAPPOINTMENTTOTHEBOARD ,DOESNOT COUNT TOWARD THE TERM LIMITS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTI(3)OR(6)OF THIS SECTIO.
(e) THE BOARD MEMBERSHIP DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (2)(aOF THISSECTIONMUSTINCLUDE ,ATALLTIMES ,ATLEASTONEREPRESENTATIVE FROM A COUNTY IN WHICH THE POPULATIONISABOVE THE MEDIANCOUNTY POPULATION FOR THE STATE OFC OLORADO ,AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS,AND AT LEAST ONE REPRESENTATIVE FROMACOUNTY INWHICHTHE POPULATIONIS BELOWTHEMEDIANCOUNTYPOPULATIONFORTHESTATEOF COLORADO AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS.
(e) THE BOARD MEMBERSHIP DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTIO(2)(aOF THIS SECTION MUST INCLUDE , AT ALL TIMES , AT LEAST ONE REPRESENTATIVE FROM A COUNTY IN WHICH THE POPULATION IS ABOVE THE MEDIAN COUNTY POPULATION FOR THE STATE OF C OLORADO ,AS DETERMINEDBYTHEMOSTRECENTDATAPUBLISHEDBYTHEDEPARTMENT OFLOCALAFFAIRS ,ANDAT LEAST ONE REPRESENTATIVE FROMACOUNTY IN WHICH THE POPULATION IS BELOW THE MEDIAN COUNTY POPULATION FOR THE STATE OF COLORADO ,AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIR.
(3) THE TERM OF OFFICE OF EACH MEMBER OF THE BOARD IS THREE YEARS ;EXCEPT THAT FOR THE INITIAL APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOAR,THE GOVERNOR AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE SHALL BOTH APPOINT TWO BOARD MEMBERS FOR THREE YEAR TERMS ,THE GOVERNOR SHALL APPOINT TWO BOARD MEMBERS FOR TWO YEAR TERMS ,AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE SHALL APPOINTONEBOARDMEMBERFORATWO -YEARTERM .AVACANCYISFILLED BY THE RESPECTIVE APPOINTING AUTHORITY FOR THE UNEXPIRED TERM ONLY .
(3) TETERMOFOFFICEOFEACHMEMBEROFTHEBOARDISTHREE -22- 1422 YEARS ;EXCEPTTHATFORTHEINITIALAPPOINTMENTSTOTHEBOARD ,THE GOVERNOR AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE SHALL BOTH APPOINT TWO BOARD MEMBERS FOR THREE YEAR TERMS ,THE GOVERNOR SHALL APPOINT TWO BOARD MEMBERS FOR TWO YEAR TERMS ,AND THE CHIEF JUSTICE SHALL APPOINT ONE BOARD MEMBER FOR A TWO -YEAR TERM.
(4) M EMBERS OF THE BOARD SERVE WITHOUT COMPENSATION BUT MUST BE REIMBURSED FOR ACTUAL AND REASONABLE EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR DUTIES (5) TERMS EXPIRE ON D ECEMBER 31 OF THE FINAL YEAR OF THE TERM .
A VACANCY IS FILLED BY THE RESPECTIVE APPOINTING AUTHORITY FOR THE UNEXPIRED TERM ONLY .
(6) M EMBERS MAY BE REAPPOINTED TO SERVE TWO ADDITIONAL TERMS .
(4) MEMBERSOFTHEBOARDSERVEWITHOUTCOMPENSATIONBUT MUSTBEREIMBURSEDFORACTUALANDREASONABLEEXPENSESINCURRED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR DUTIE.
(7) A MEMBER MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE BOARD BY MAJORITY VOTE OF THE BOARD FOR MISFEASANCE,MALFEASANCE ,WILLFUL NEGLECT OF DUTY,OR OTHER CAUSE AFTER NOTICE AND A PUBLIC HEARING,UNLESS PAGE 16-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 NOTICE ANDAPUBLICHEARINGAREEXPRESSLYWAIVEDINWRITINGBYTHE MEMBER BEING REMOVED .
(5) TERMS EXPIRE OND ECEMBER 31 OF THE FINAL YEAR OF THE TERM .
(8) THE BOARD SHALL MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES PER YEAR .
(6) MEMBERS MAY BE REAPPOINTED TO SERVE TWO ADDITIONAL TERMS .
(9) THE BOARD SHALL ELECT A CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR AT ITS FIRST MEETING OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR .
(7) AMEMBER MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE BOARD BY MAJORITY VOTEOFTHEBOARDFORMISFEASANCE ,MALFEASANCE ,WILLFULNEGLECT OFDUTY ,OROTHERCAUSEAFTERNOTICEANDAPUBLICHEARING ,UNLESS NOTICE AND A PUBLIC HEARING ARE EXPRESSLY WAIVED IN WRITING BY THE MEMBER BEING REMOVED .
(10) THE BOARD SHALL ADOPT ITS OWN RULES OF PROCEDURE AND KEEP A RECORD OF ALL PROCEEDINGS .
(8) THE BOARD SHALL MEET AT LEAST FOUR TIMES PER YE.R (9) THE BOARD SHALL ELECT A CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR AT ITS FIRST MEETING OF EACH CALENDAR YEAR.
(11) T HE BOARD SHALL DETERMINE A SCHEDULE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS AWARDED FROM REVENUE FROM THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE AND AWARDING GRANTS .
(10) TEBOARDSHALLADOPTITSOWNRULESOFPROCEDUREAND KEEP A RECORD OF ALL PROCEEDING.
T HE BOARD , BY RESOLUTION ,SHALLESTABLISHRULESTOENSURETHATAGRANTRECIPIENT USESMONEYRECEIVEDFROMAGRANTFORPURPOSESSPECIFIEDINSECTIONS 13-1-506 AND 13-1-507 AND TO DETERMINE THE GRANT DISTRIBUTION AMOUNT FORACOUNTYTHATHASAPPLIEDFORAGRANT ORFORTHE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE,IF APPLICABL.
(11) THE BOARD SHALL DETERMINE A SCHEDULE FOR ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS AWARDED FROM REVENUE FROM THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE AND AWARDING GRANTS .
(12) (a) THE AUTHORITY MAY COOPERATE AND ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH ANOTHER AGENCY OR ENTITY FOR ADMINISTRATIVE OR OPERATIONAL ASSISTANCE ,INCLUDING FOR STAFFING .
T HE BOARD , BY -23- 1422 RESOLUTION ,SHALL ESTABLISH RULES TO ENSURE THAT A GRANT RECIPIENTUSESMONEYRECEIVEDFROMAGRANTFORPURPOSESSPECIFIED IN SECTIONS13-1-506 AND 13-1-507 AND TO DETERMINE THE GRANT DISTRIBUTIONAMOUNTFORACOUNTYTHATHASAPPLIEDFORAGRANTOR FOR THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATORS OFFIC,IF APPLICABL.
(b) THE AUTHORITY SHALL PAY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY IN ADVANCE FOR ALL AGREED UPON COSTS INCURRED BY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY IN PROVIDING STAFFING FOR THE AUTHORITY TO CARRY OUT ITS MISSION, INCLUDING COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES STAFFING THE AUTHORITY AND ANY ADMINISTRATIVE AND INDIRECT COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH STAFFING THE AUTHORITY .
(12) (a) THE AUTHORITY MAY COOPERATE AND ENTER INTO CONTRACTSWITHANOTHERAGENCY OR ENTITYFORADMINISTRATIVE OR OPERATIONAL ASSISTANCE,INCLUDING FOR STAFFING.
(c) I THE CONTRACTED ENTITY EXPECTS TO INCUR ACTUAL COSTS AS A RESULT OF STAFFING THE AUTHORITY THAT EXCEED THE AMOUNT THE AUTHORITY RETAINS FOR DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-506,THE AUTHORITY SHALL PAY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY FOR ALL COSTS INCURRED BY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY IN PROVIDING STAFFING TO THE AUTHORITY , INCLUDING , BUT NOT LIMITED TO , COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES STAFFING THE AUTHORITY AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS IN AN AMOUNT AGREED UPON BY THE AUTHORITY AND CONTRACTED ENTITY .
(b) T HE AUTHORITY SHALL PAY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY IN ADVANCE FOR ALL AGREED UPON COSTS INCURRED BY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY IN PROVIDING STAFFING FOR THE AUTHORITY TO CARRY OUT ITS MISSION, INCLUDING COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES STAFFING THE AUTHORITYANDANYADMINISTRATIVEANDINDIRECTCOSTSASSOCIATED WITH STAFFING THE AUTHORITY.
PAGE 17-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (13) T HE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SHALL REIMBURSE THE BOARD , FROM THE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION 13-1-204,FORREASONABLEATTORNEYFEESFORLEGALSERVICESPROVIDED TO THE BOARD FROM ULY 1, 2026,TO AUGUST 30, 2027.
(c) ITHECONTRACTEDENTITYEXPECTSTOINCURACTUALCOSTS ASARESULTOFSTAFFINGTHEAUTHORITYTHATEXCEEDTHEAMOUNTTHE AUTHORITY RETAINS FOR DIRECT AND INDIRECT COSTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-506THE AUTHORITYSHALLPAYTHECONTRACTEDENTITY FOR ALL COSTS INCURRED BY THE CONTRACTED ENTITY IN PROVIDING STAFFING TO THE AUTHORITY , INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO , COMPENSATION FOR EMPLOYEES STAFFING THE AUTHORITY AND ADMINISTRATIVECOSTSINANAMOUNTAGREEDUPONBYTHEAUTHORITY AND CONTRACTED ENTITY .
13-1-505.
(13) THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SHALL REIMBURSE THE BOARD ,FROM THE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND CREATED IN SECTION 13-1-204, FOR REASONABLE ATTORNEY FEES FOR LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE BOARD FROM JULY1, 2026,TOA UGUST 30, 2027.
-24- 1422 13-1-505.
(1) (a) BGINNING JULY 1,2027,THE AUTHORITY SHALL IMPOSE , ANDTHECOURTSHALLCOLLECTONBEHALFOFTHEAUTHORITY ,ACOURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS ON THE FOLLOWING :
(1) (a) BEGINNING JULY 1, 2027,THE AUTHORITY SHALL IMPOSE , AND THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ON BEHALF OF THE AUTHORITY ,A COURT SECURITYSURCHARGEINTHEAMOUNTOFTENDOLLARSONTHEFOLLOWING :
(II) JURY FEES FOR SPECIFIED CIVIL ACTIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-71-144 (1);
(II) JRY FEES FOR SPECIFIED CIVILACTIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-71-144 (1);
(III) DOCKET FEES FOR CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-32-105;
(III) D OCKET FEES FOR CRIMINAL CONVICTIONS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-32-105;
(IV) FILING FEES FOR SPECIFIED PROBATE FILINGS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-32-102 (1);
(IV) F ILING FEES FOR SPECIFIED PROBATE FILINGS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-32-102 (1);
(VI) DOCKETFEESFORSPECIFIEDTRAFFICINFRACTIONPENALTIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 42-4-1710;AND (VII) DOCKET FEES FOR CIVIL INFRACTION PENALTIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 16-2.3-102.
(VI) D OCKET FEES FOR SPECIFIED TRAFFIC INFRACTION PENALTIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 42-4-1710;
(b) T O MINIMIZE COMPLIANCE COSTS FOR COURT USERS AND ADMINISTRATIVECOSTSFORTHEAUTHORITY ,THECOURTSHALLCOLLECT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE ON BEHALF OF THE AUTHORITY IN THE SAME MANNER IN WHICH IT COLLECTEDTHE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND SURCHARGE PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-204 (1)(b)AS THAT SECTION EXISTED PRIOR TO ITS REPEAL I2027;EXCEPT THAT THE COURT SHALL NOT TRANSMIT THE COLLECTED COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE TO THE -25- 1422 STATE TREASURER FOR DEPOSIT INTO THE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND BUT SHALL INSTEAD REMIT THE SURCHARGES COLLECTED TO THE AUTHORITYINACCORDANCEWITHTHEPROCESSDEVELOPEDPURSUANTTO SUBSECTION (2)OF THIS SECTI.N (2) (a) THE AUTHORITY SHALL MAINTAIN AN ACCOUNT IN A FINANCIALINSTITUTIONTOWHICHALLMONEYCOLLECTEDFORTHECOURT SECURITYSURCHARGEISDEPOSITED .THE AUTHORITYSHALLWORKWITH THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT TO DEVELOP A PROCESS THAT ENSURES EACH COURT IS ABLE TO PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY DEPOSIT ALL COURT SECURITY SURCHARGES COLLECTED DIRECTLY TO THE ACCOUNT OR OTHERWISEPROMPTLYANDEFFICIENTLYREMITTHESURCHARGESTOTHE AUTHORITY .
AND (VII) DOCKETFEESFORCIVILINFRACTIONPENALTIESPURSUANTTO SECTION 16-2.3-102.
(b) (I) TE AUTHORITY SHALL DEPOSIT ANY AMOUNT THAT THE STATE TREASURER REMITS TO THE AUTHORITY ON A UGUST 31, 2027, PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-204 (5),INTO THE ACCOUNT CREATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(aOF THIS SECTIO.
(b) TO MINIMIZE COMPLIANCE COSTS FOR COURT USERS AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS FOR THE AUTHORITY ,THE COURT SHALL COLLECT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE ON BEHALF OF THE AUTHORITY IN THE SAME MANNER IN WHICH IT COLLECTED THE COURT SECURITY CASH FUND SURCHARGE PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-204 (1)(b),AS THAT SECTION EXISTEDPRIORTOITSREPEALIN 2027;EXCEPT THATTHECOURTSHALLNOT TRANSMIT THE COLLECTED COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE TO THE STATE PAGE 18-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 TREASURERFORDEPOSITINTOTHECOURTSECURITYCASHFUNDBUT SHALL INSTEAD REMIT THE SURCHARGES COLLECTED TO THE AUTHORITY IN ACCORDANCEWITHTHEPROCESSDEVELOPEDPURSUANTTOSUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTIO.
(II) THIS SUBSECTION(2)(bIS REPEALED,EFFECTIVE UNE 30, 2028.
(2) (a) THE AUTHORITY SHALL MAINTAIN AN ACCOUNT IN A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION TO WHICH ALL MONEY COLLECTED FOR THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IS DEPOSITED .
(3) COURTSECURITYSURCHARGESCOLLECTEDANDREMITTEDTO THE AUTHORITY PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION ARE NOT STATE REVENU.
THE AUTHORITY SHALL WORK WITH THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT TO DEVELOP A PROCESS THAT ENSURES EACH COURT IS ABLE TO PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY DEPOSIT ALL COURT SECURITY SURCHARGES COLLECTED DIRECTLY TO THE ACCOUNT OR OTHERWISE PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY REMIT THE SURCHARGES TO THE AUTHORITY .
(b) (I) THE AUTHORITY SHALL DEPOSIT ANY AMOUNT THAT THE STATE TREASURER REMITS TO THE AUTHORITY ON AUGUST 31, 2027, PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-204 (5), INTO THE ACCOUNT CREATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (2)(aOF THIS SECTION.
(II) TISSUBSECTION (2)(b)ISREPEALED ,EFFECTIVEJUNE 30,2028.
(3) COURT SECURITY SURCHARGES COLLECTED AND REMITTED TO THE AUTHORITY PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION ARE NOT STATE REVENUE .
(1) THE AUTHORITY SHALL ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT AWARDS DISTRIBUTED FROM THE MONEY DEPOSITED INTO THE AUTHORITY S ACCOUNT AS REQUIRED BY SECTIO13-1-505(2),LESS THE AUTHORITY S DIRECT AND INDIRECT EXPENSES IN ADMINISTERING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS PART 5 AND ANY OTHER RELATED WORK -26- 1422 COMPLETED TO ADVANCE THE MISSION OF THE AUTHORITY .
(1) T HE AUTHORITY SHALL ACCEPT APPLICATIONS FOR GRANT AWARDSDISTRIBUTEDFROMTHEMONEYDEPOSITEDINTOTHEAUTHORITY 'S ACCOUNT AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 13-1-505 (2),LESS THE AUTHORITY'S DIRECT AND INDIRECT EXPENSES IN ADMINISTERING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THISPART 5 ANDANYOTHERRELATEDWORKCOMPLETEDTOADVANCETHE MISSION OF THE AUTHORITY .
THE AUTHORITY SHALL DISTRIBUTE THE REVENUE TO COUNTIES THROUGH GRANTS PURSUANT TO SECTION 13-1-507.N ADDITION,THE AUTHORITY MAYDISTRIBUTEGRANTSTOTHE STATECOURTADMINISTRATOR SOFFICE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR GENERAL SYSTEM -WIDE COURT SECURITY NEEDS ,INCLUDING SECURITY SUPPORT FOR JUDGES AND JUDICIAL STAFF OUTSIDE OF COURT FACILITIES WHEN NECESSAR.
HE AUTHORITY SHALL DISTRIBUTE THE REVENUETOCOUNTIESTHROUGHGRANTSPURSUANTTOSECTION 13-1-507.
(2) HEBOARD BYRESOLUTION ,SHALLESTABLISHGUIDELINESTO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO COUNTIES AND TO THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE FOR THE PURPOSES DESCRIBED IN THIS P5.T (3) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPLES SET OUT IN SECTION 13-1-507THEAUTHORITYSHALL ,BYRESOLUTION ESTABLISHGUIDELINES PRESCRIBINGTHE PROCEDURESTOBE FOLLOWEDINMAKING ,FILING,AND EVALUATINGGRANTAPPLICATIONS ,THECRITERIAFOREVALUATION ,AND OTHER GUIDELINES NECESSARY FOR ADMINISTERING THE MONEY FROM THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE .
IN ADDITION, THE AUTHORITY MAY DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR GENERAL SYSTEM -WIDE COURT SECURITY NEEDS INCLUDING SECURITY SUPPORT FOR JUDGES AND JUDICIAL STAFF OUTSIDE OF COURT FACILITIES WHEN NECESSARY .
PAGE 19-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (2) THE BOARD ,BY RESOLUTION ,SHALL ESTABLISH GUIDELINES TO DISTRIBUTE GRANTS TO COUNTIES AND TO THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE FOR THE PURPOSES DESCRIBED IN THIS PAR5.
(3) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRINCIPLES SET OUT IN SECTION 13-1-507,THE AUTHORITY SHALL ,BY RESOLUTION ,ESTABLISH GUIDELINES PRESCRIBING THE PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN MAKING ,FILING,AND EVALUATING GRANT APPLICATIONS ,THE CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION ,AND OTHER GUIDELINES NECESSARY FOR ADMINISTERING THE MONEYFROMTHE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE .
(1)(a) FRACOUNTYTOBEELIGIBLEFORMONEYDISTRIBUTEDBY THEAUTHORITY ,ALOCALSECURITYTEAMMUSTAPPLYTOTHEBOARDON BEHALF OF THE COUNTY IN A FORM AND MANNER TO BE DETERMINED BY THE BOARD .FORTHE BOARDTOCONSIDERAGRANTAPPLICATIONFROMA COUNTY ,THE APPLICATION MUST BE SIGNED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY OF EACH ENTITY THAT IS REPRESENTED ON THE LOCAL SECURITY TEAM.
(1) (a) FR A COUNTY TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR MONEY DISTRIBUTED BY THE AUTHORITY ,A LOCAL SECURITY TEAM MUST APPLY TO THE BOARD ON BEHALFOFTHECOUNTYINAFORMANDMANNERTOBEDETERMINEDBYTHE BOARD .
(b) FOR THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE TO BE ELIGIBLE FORMONEYDISTRIBUTEDBYTHEAUTHORITY ,THEOFFICE MUST APPLYTOTHEBOARDINAFORMANDMANNERTOBEDETERMINEDBYTHE -27- 1422 BOARD .
FOR THE BOARD TO CONSIDER A GRANT APPLICATION FROM A COUNTY , THE APPLICATION MUST BE SIGNED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITYOFEACHENTITYTHATISREPRESENTEDONTHELOCALSECURITY TEAM .
OR THE BOARD TO CONSIDER A GRANT APPLICATION FROM THE OFFICE, THE APPLICATION MUST BE SIGNED BY THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR .
(b) FORTHESTATECOURTADMINISTRATOR 'SOFFICETOBEELIGIBLE FOR MONEY DISTRIBUTED BY THE AUTHORITY ,THE OFFICE MUST APPLY TO THEBOARDINAFORMANDMANNERTOBEDETERMINEDBYTHEBOARD .FOR THE BOARD TO CONSIDER A GRANT APPLICATION FROM THE OFFICE ,THE APPLICATION MUST BE SIGNED BY THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR .
(2)(a)(I) AOUNTYTHATRECEIVESMONEYFROMAGRANTMUST USE THE MONEY TO:
(2) (a) (I) AOUNTY THAT RECEIVES MONEY FROM A GRANT MUST USE THE MONEY TO :
(A) PROVIDE COURT SECURITY STAFFING AT A FACILITY CONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFIC;
(A) PROVIDECOURTSECURITYSTAFFINGATAFACILITYCONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFICE ;
(B) PURCHASE SECURITY EQUIPMENT OR RELATED STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS FOR A FACILITY CONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFICE;
(B) P URCHASE SECURITY EQUIPMENT OR RELATED STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTSFORAFACILITYCONTAININGASTATECOURTORPROBATION OFFICE;
(C) PROVIDE TRAINING ON ISSUES OF COURT SECURI;OR (D) ADDRESSOTHERFUNDINGNEEDSASSOCIATEDWITHISSUESOF COURT SECURITY OR SECURITY EQUIPMENT.
(C) PROVIDE TRAINING ON ISSUES OF COURT SECURITY ;OR (D) A DDRESS OTHER FUNDING NEEDS ASSOCIATED WITH ISSUES OF PAGE 20-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 COURT SECURITY OR SECURITY EQUIPMENT .
(II) ACOUNTYTHAT RECEIVESMONEYFROM A GRANT SHALLNOT USE THE MONEY TO SUPPLANT MONEY ALREADY ALLOCATED BY THE COUNTY FOR SUCH PURPOSES.
(II) ACOUNTY THAT RECEIVES MONEY FROM A GRANT SHALL NOT USETHEMONEYTOSUPPLANTMONEYALREADYALLOCATEDBYTHECOUNTY FOR SUCH PURPOSES .
(b) IF THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR 'S OFFICE RECEIVES MONEY FROM A GRANT ,THE OFFICE MUST USE THE MONEY TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR GENERAL SYSTEM WIDE SECURITY OF FACILITIES CONTAININGASTATECOURTORPROBATIONOFFICE ,INCLUDINGSECURITY SUPPORT FOR JUDGES AND JUDICIAL STAFF OUTSIDE OF COURT FACILITIES WHEN NECESSARY .
(b) ITHESTATECOURTADMINISTRATOR 'SOFFICERECEIVESMONEY FROMAGRANT ,THEOFFICEMUSTUSETHEMONEYTOPROVIDESUPPORTFOR GENERAL SYSTEM -WIDE SECURITY OF FACILITIES CONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFICE ,INCLUDING SECURITY SUPPORT FOR JUDGES AND JUDICIAL STAFF OUTSIDE OF COURT FACILITIES WHEN NECESSARY.
(3) THE BOARD SHALL AWARD GRANTS FROM MONEY COLLECTED FROM THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE .
(3) T HE BOARD SHALL AWARD GRANTS FROM MONEY COLLECTED FROM THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE .
HE BOARD SHALL PRIORITIZE REQUESTS FROM COUNTIES THAT SATISFY THE CRITERIA SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4)OF THIS SECTION AND REQUESTS FOR PERSONNEL COS.S THE BOARD MAY ALSO CONSIDER REQUESTS FROM THE STATE COURT -28- 1422 ADMINISTRATOR 'S OFFICE IN A PRIORITY TO BE DETERMINED BY THE BOARD .
HE BOARD SHALL PRIORITIZE REQUESTS FROM COUNTIES THAT SATISFY THE CRITERIA SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4)OFTHISSECTIONANDREQUESTSFORPERSONNELCOSTS .THE BOARD MAY ALSO CONSIDER REQUESTS FROM THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SOFFICEINAPRIORITYTOBE DETERMINEDBYTHEBOARD .
(4)(a) TEBOARDSHALLGIVETHEHIGHESTPRIORITYFORGRANTS PURSUANT TO THIS PART5 TO COUNTIES THAT SATISFY AT LEAST TWO OF THE FOLLOWING CRITERIA:
(4) (a) TE BOARD SHALL GIVE THE HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR GRANTS PURSUANTTOTHISPART 5 TOCOUNTIESTHATSATISFYATLEASTTWOOFTHE FOLLOWING CRITERIA :
(I) COUNTIES IN WHICH THE TOTAL POPULATION IS BELOW THE MEDIAN COUNTY POPULATION FOR THE STATE ,AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS;
(I) C OUNTIES IN WHICH THE TOTAL POPULATION IS BELOW THE MEDIANCOUNTYPOPULATIONFORTHESTATE ,ASDETERMINEDBYTHEMOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ;
(II) COUNTIES IN WHICH THE PER CAPITA INCOME IS BELOW THE STATE MEDIAN ,AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS;
(II) COUNTIES IN WHICH THE PER CAPITA INCOME IS BELOW THE STATE MEDIAN ,AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ;
(III) COUNTIES IN WHICH PROPERTY TAX REVENUES ARE BELOW THE STATE MEDIAN , AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS;OR (IV) COUNTIESINWHICHTHETOTALCOUNTYPOPULATIONLIVING BELOWTHEFEDERALPOVERTYLINEISGREATERTHANTHESTATEMEDIAN POPULATIONLIVINGBELOWTHEFEDERALPOVERTYLINE ,ASDETERMINED BYTHEMOSTRECENTCENSUSPUBLISHEDBYTHE UNITED STATESBUREAU OF THE CENSUS.
(III) CUNTIESINWHICHPROPERTYTAXREVENUESAREBELOWTHE STATE MEDIAN ,AS DETERMINED BY THE MOST RECENT DATA PUBLISHED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF LOCAL AFFAIRS ;
(b) AFTERAWARDINGGRANTSBASEDONTHE PRIORITYSPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4)(aOF THIS SECTIO,THE BOARD MAY GIVE THE NEXT HIGHESTPRIORITYFORGRANTSTOCOUNTIESPURSUANTTOTHISPART 5TO PROVIDE SECURITY TO PROBATION OFFICES IN THE COUNTY WITHOUT REGARD TO THE COUNTY S TOTAL POPULATION ,PER CAPITA INCOME , PROPERTY TAX REVENUES , OR PERCENTAGE OF THE POPULATION LIVING BELOW THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE .
OR (IV) C OUNTIES IN WHICH THE TOTAL COUNTY POPULATION LIVING BELOW THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE IS GREATER THAN THE STATE MEDIAN POPULATIONLIVINGBELOWTHEFEDERALPOVERTYLINE ,ASDETERMINEDBY THE MOST RECENT CENSUS PUBLISHED BY THE UNITED STATES BUREAU OF THE CENSUS .
PAGE 21-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (b) AFTERAWARDINGGRANTSBASEDONTHEPRIORITYSPECIFIEDIN SUBSECTION (4)(aOF THIS SECTION ,THE BOARD MAY GIVE THE NEXT HIGHEST PRIORITY FOR GRANTS TO COUNTIES PURSUANT TO THIS PART TO PROVIDE SECURITY TO PROBATION OFFICES IN THE COUNTY WITHOUT REGARD TO THE COUNTY 'S TOTAL POPULATION ,PER CAPITA INCOME , PROPERTY TAX REVENUES ,OR PERCENTAGE OF THE POPULATION LIVING BELOW THE FEDERAL POVERTY LINE .
-29- 1422 (1) ON OR BEFOREJANUARY 31, 2028AND ON OR BEFORE EACH JANUARY 31THEREAFTER ,THE AUTHORITY SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUDICIARYCOMMITTEEANDTHESENATEJUDICIARYCOMMITTEE ,ORTHEIR SUCCESSORCOMMITTEES ,THATDETAILSTHEUSEOFTHECOURTSECURITY SURCHARGES .THEREPORTMUSTINCLUDETHEFOLLOWINGINFORMATION ABOUT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE FROM THE PRECEDING YEAR:
(1) O N OR BEFORE JANUARY 31, 2028,AND ON OR BEFORE EACH JANUARY 31THEREAFTER ,THE AUTHORITY SHALL PREPARE AND SUBMIT A REPORT TO THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ,OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES ,THAT DETAILS THE USE OF THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGES .
(a) THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WAS COLLECTED IN COURT SECURITYSURCHARGESANDDEPOSITEDINTHEAUTHORITY 'SACCOUNTAS REQUIRED BY SECTION13-1-505 (2);
THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ABOUT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE FROM THE PRECEDING YEAR :
(b) T HE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WAS AWARDED TO EACH COUNTY THROUGH A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS PART 5;
(a) T HE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WAS COLLECTED IN COURT SECURITY SURCHARGES AND DEPOSITED IN THE AUTHORITY 'S ACCOUNT AS REQUIRED BY SECTION 13-1-505 (2);
(c) THE TYPES OF COURTHOUSE SECURITY MEASURES IMPLEMENTED BY COUNTIES THAT RECEIVED AGRANT PURSUANT TOTHIS PART 5;AND (d) THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WAS AWARDED TO THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE THROUGH A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS PART 5 AND THE SECURITY MEASURES THAT THE OFFICE IMPLEMENTED USING THE GRANT MONEY .
(b) THE AMOUNT OFMONEY THAT WAS AWARDED TO EACH COUNTY THROUGH A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS PART 5;
(c) THETYPESOFCOURTHOUSESECURITYMEASURESIMPLEMENTED BY COUNTIES THAT RECEIVED A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS PART 5;AND (d) THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WAS AWARDED TO THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR S OFFICE THROUGH A GRANT PURSUANT TO THIS PART 5ANDTHESECURITYMEASURESTHATTHEOFFICEIMPLEMENTEDUSING THE GRANT MONEY .
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 13-3-121 as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 13-3-122 as follows:
13-3-121.
13-3-122.
Judicial security task force - recommended standardsforsecurity at courthouses -courtandprobationfacilities - repeal.
Judicialsecuritytaskforce-recommendedstandards for security at courthouses - court and probation facilities - repeal.
(1) (a) TE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SHALL CONVENE A JUDICIAL SECURITY TASK FORCE TO DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING SECURITY AT COURTHOUSES AND OTHER COURT AND -30- 1422 PROBATION FACILITIE.THE TASK FORCE MUST INCLUDEAT A MINIMUM , REPRESENTATIVES OF ASSOCIATIONS THAT REPRESENT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND SHERIFFS.
(1) (a) THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR SHALL CONVENE A PAGE 22-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 JUDICIAL SECURITY TASK FORCE TO DEVELOP RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVINGSECURITYATCOURTHOUSESANDOTHERCOURTANDPROBATION FACILITIES T HE TASK FORCE MUST INCLUDE, AT A MINIMUM , REPRESENTATIVES OF ASSOCIATIONS THAT REPRESENT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND SHERIFFS.
(b) T HE TASK FORCE SHALL CONVENE AT LEAST ONE PUBLIC HEARING ,WHICH MAY BE CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY .
(b) THE TASK FORCE SHALL CONVENE AT LEAST ONE PUBLIC HEARING ,WHICH MAY BE CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY .
(c) THE TASK FORCE SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT ON ITS PROGRESS TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND THE SENATE ,OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , AND THE JOINT BUDGET COMMITTEE NO LATER THANJANUARY 1, 2027.
(c) THE TASK FORCE SHALL SUBMIT A WRITTEN REPORT ON ITS PROGRESS TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESANDTHESENATE ,ORANYSUCCESSORCOMMITTEES ,AND THE JOINT BUDGET COMMITTEE NO LATER THANJANUARY 1, 2027.
(2) THETASKFORCESHALLDEVELOPRECOMMENDEDSTANDARDS FOR:
(2) THE TASK FORCE SHALL DEVELOP RECOMMENDED STANDARDS FOR:
(a) SECURE PUBLIC ACCESS POINTS TO FACILITIES CONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFIC;
(a) SECURE PUBLIC ACCESS POINTS TO FACILITIES CONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFICE (b) SECURE ACCESS TO FACILITIES CONTAINING A STATE COURT OR PROBATION OFFICE FOR JUDGES , STAFF, ATTORNEYS , AND LAW ENFORCEMENT ;
(b) SCUREACCESSTOFACILITIESCONTAININGASTATECOURTOR PROBATION OFFICE FOR JUDGES , STAFF, ATTORNEYS , AND LAW ENFORCEMENT ;
(c) SCURITYFORFACILITIESANDPERSONNELDURINGHIGH -PROFILE TRIALS;
(c) SECURITY FOR FACILITIES AND PERSONNEL DURING HIGH-PROFILE TRIAL;
(d) SECURE PARKING FACILITI;S (e) SCURE PUBLIC SPACES;
(d) SECURE PARKING FACILITI;S (e) SECURE PUBLIC SPACE;
(f) ACESSFORNON COURTOFFICESHOUSEDWITHINCOURTHOUSES ;
(f) ACCESS FOR NON -COURT OFFICES HOUSED WITHIN COURTHOUSES ;AND (g) QUALIFICATIONS FOR SECURITY STA.F (3) (a) THE TASK FORCE SHALL DEVELOP A RECOMMENDED PROCESS FOR INCIDENT REPORTING AT COURTHOUSES AND OTHER COURT AND PROBATION FACILITIES AND SHALL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE CREATION , COMPOSITION,AND PRACTICES OF LOCAL -31- 1422 SECURITY COMMITTEES .
AND (g) QUALIFICATIONS FOR SECURITY STAF.
(b) TETASKFORCESHALLDEFINETHEMEMBERSHIP ,STRUCTURE , AND ROLE OF THE LOCAL SECURITY COMMITTEES IN ITS RECOMMENDATIONS .
(3)(a) TETASKFORCESHALLDEVELOPARECOMMENDEDPROCESS FOR INCIDENT REPORTING AT COURTHOUSES AND OTHER COURT AND PROBATION FACILITIES AND SHALL MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE CREATION , COMPOSITION, AND PRACTICES OF LOCAL SECURITY PAGE 23-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 COMMITTEES .
(b) THE TASK FORCE SHALL DEFINE THE MEMBERSHIP ,STRUCTURE , ANDROLEOFTHELOCALSECURITYCOMMITTEESINITSRECOMMENDATIONS .
(4) I DEVELOPING THE RECOMMENDED STANDARDS ,THE TASK FORCESHALLCONSIDERTHESIZEANDRESOURCESOFCOUNTIES .THETASK FORCE MAY DEVELOP VARYING STANDARDS DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF COUNTIES.
(4) IN DEVELOPING THE RECOMMENDED STANDARDS ,THE TASK FORCE SHALL CONSIDER THE SIZE AND RESOURCES OF COUNTIES .T HE TASK FORCE MAY DEVELOP VARYING STANDARDS DEPENDING ON THE SIZE OF COUNTIES .
(5) THE TASK FORCE MAY CONTINUE TO MEET AFTEJANUARY 1, 2027,AS THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR AND THE TASK FORCE DEEM APPROPRIATE.
(5) T HE TASK FORCE MAY CONTINUE TO MEET AFTER JANUARY 1, 2027, AS THE STATE COURT ADMINISTRATOR AND THE TASK FORCE DEEM APPROPRIATE .
(6) THIS SECTION IS REPEAL,EFFECTIVEDECEMBER 31, 2028.
(6) THIS SECTION IS REPEALED,EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 31, 2028.
SECTION 16.
SECTION16.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 18-8-615, amend (3);
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,18-8-615,amend(3);
Retaliation against a judge, a judicial employee, or an elected official - definitions.
Retaliationagainstajudge,ajudicialemployee,oran elected official - definitions.
(1.3) (a) AN INDIVIDUAL COMMITS RETALIATION AGAINST A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE IF THE INDIVIDUAL MAKES A CREDIBLE THRE,AS DEFINED IN SECTION 18-3-602 (2)(b),OR COMMITS AN ACT OF HARASSMENT ,AS DEFINED IN SECTIO18-9-111(1)OR AN ACT OF HARM ORINJURYUPONAPERSONORPROPERTYASRETALIATIONORRETRIBUTION AGAINST A JUDICIAL EMPLOYE,WHICH ACTION IS DIRECTED AGAINST OR COMMITTED UPON :
(1.3)(a) ANINDIVIDUALCOMMITSRETALIATIONAGAINSTAJUDICIAL EMPLOYEE IF THE INDIVIDUAL MAKES A CREDIBLE THREAT ,AS DEFINED IN SECTION 18-3-602(2)(b)ORCOMMITSANACTOFHARASSMENT ,ASDEFINED INSECTION 18-9-111(1),ORANACT OFHARMORINJURYUPONAPERSONOR PROPERTYASRETALIATIONORRETRIBUTIONAGAINSTAJUDICIALEMPLOYEE , WHICH ACTION IS DIRECTED AGAINST OR COMMITTED UPON :
(I) A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE WHO HAS PERFORMED DUTIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE INDIVIDUAL OR A PERSON ON WHOSE BEHALF THE -32- 1422 INDIVIDUAL IS ACTING;
(I) A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE WHO HAS PERFORMED DUTIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE INDIVIDUAL OR A PERSON ON WHOSE BEHALF THE INDIVIDUAL IS ACTING;
(II) AMEMBER OF THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE S FAMILY;
(II) AMEMBER OF THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE 'S FAMILY;
(III) A INDIVIDUAL IN CLOSE RELATIONSHIP TO THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE ;OR (IV) ANINDIVIDUALRESIDINGINTHESAMEHOUSEHOLDWITHTHE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE .
(III) A N INDIVIDUAL IN CLOSE RELATIONSHIP TO THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE ;OR PAGE 24-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (IV) A N INDIVIDUAL RESIDING IN THE SAME HOUSEHOLD WITH THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE .
(b) AN INDIVIDUAL COMMITS RETALIATION AGAINST A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE BY MEANS OF A CREDIBLE THREAT AS DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (1.3)(aOF THIS SECTION IF THE INDIVIDUAL KNOWINGLY MAKES THE CREDIBLE THREAT :
(b) A N INDIVIDUAL COMMITS RETALIATION AGAINST A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE BYMEANSOFACREDIBLETHREATASDESCRIBEDINSUBSECTION (1.3)(a)OF THIS SECTION IF THE INDIVIDUAL KNOWINGLY MAKES THE CREDIBLE THREAT :
(I) DRECTLY TO THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE ;OR (II) O ANOTHER PERSON IFTHE INDIVIDUALINTENDED THAT THE COMMUNICATION WOULD BE RELAYED TO THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE .
(I) DIRECTLY TO THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE ;OR (II) TO ANOTHER PERSON IF THE INDIVIDUAL INTENDED THAT THE COMMUNICATION WOULD BE RELAYED TO THE JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE .
(2) (c) RTALIATION AGAINST A JUDICIALEMPLOYEE IS A CLAS6 FELONY .
(2) (c) RETALIATION AGAINST A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE IS A CLASS 6 FELONY .
(a) "Judge" means any justice of the supreme court, judge of the court of appeals, district court judge, juvenile court judge, probate court judge, water court judge, county court judge, district court magistrate, countycourtmagistrate,WATERCOURTREFEREE BONDHEARINGOFFICER , municipal judge, administrative law judge, or unemployment insurance hearing officer.
(a) "Judge" means any justice of the supreme court, judge of the court of appeals, district court judge, juvenile court judge, probate court judge, water court judge, county court judge, district court magistrate, county court magistrate,WATER COURT REFEREE ,BOND HEARING OFFICER , municipal judge, administrative law judge, or unemployment insurance hearing officer.
(b) "JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE " MEANS A CURRENT OR FORMER EMPLOYEE OF THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT .
(b) "JDICIALEMPLOYEE "MEANSACURRENTORFORMEREMPLOYEE OF THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT .
and add, (1)(r.5), and (2.9) as follows:
and add (1)(g.3), (1)(r.5), and (2.9) as follows:
-33- 1422 18-9-313.
18-9-313.
Personal information on the internet - victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking - other protected persons - definitions.
Personal information on the internet - victims of domesticviolence,sexualassault,andstalking-otherprotectedpersons - definitions.
6 (f) "Immediate family" means a protected person's spouse, child, or parent or any other blood relativeRSON who lives in the same residence as the protected person.
(f) "Immediate family" means a protected person'sspouse,child,or parent or any other blood relativeERSON who lives in the same residence PAGE 25-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 as the protected person.
(g.3) "UDICIAL EMPLOYEE " MEANS A CURRENT OR FORMER EMPLOYEE OF THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT .
(g.3) "JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE " MEANS A CURRENT OR FORMER EMPLOYEE OF THE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT .
(l) "Personal information" means the home address, home telephone number, personal mobile telephone number, pager number, personal email address,SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER , DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER , FEDERAL TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER , BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER ,CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD NUMBER , or a personal photograph of a participant in the address confidentiality program or protected person;
(l) "Personalinformation"meansthehomeaddress,hometelephone number, personal mobile telephone number, pager number, personal email address,SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER ,DRIVER 'S LICENSE NUMBER ,FEDERAL TAX IDENTIFICATION NUMBER ,BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER ,CREDIT OR DEBIT CARD NUMBER , or a personal photograph of a participant in the address confidentiality program or protected person;
(n) "Protected person" means an educator, a code enforcement officer, a human services worker, a public health worker, a child representative, a health-care worker, a reproductive health-care services worker, an officer or agent of the state bureau of animal protection, an animal control officer, an office of the respondent parents' counsel staff member or contractor, a CURRENT OR FORMER judge,A JUDICIAL EMPLOYEE ,AN ELECTED OFFICIAL,STAFF OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , a peace officer, a prosecutor, a public defender, a public safety worker, or -34- 1422 a firefighter.
(n) "Protected person" means an educator, a code enforcement officer, a human services worker, a public health worker, a child representative, a health-care worker, a reproductive health-care services worker, an officer or agent of the state bureau of animal protection, an animal control officer, an office of the respondent parents' counsel staff memberorcontractor,a CURRENTORFORMER judge,AJUDICIALEMPLOYEE , AN ELECTED OFFICIAL ,STAFF OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY , a peace officer, a prosecutor, a public defender, a public safety worker, or a firefighter.
(2.7) (a) It is unlawful for a person to knowingly make available on the internet personal information about a protected person or the protected person's immediate family if the dissemination of personal informationposesanimminentandseriousthreattotheprotectedperson's safety or the safety of the protected person's immediate family and the person making the information available on the internet knows or reasonably should know of the imminent and serious threat.
(2.7) (a) It is unlawful for a person to knowinglymake available on the internet personal information about a protected person or the protected person's immediate family if the dissemination of personal information poses an imminent and serious threat to the protected person's safetyor the safetyoftheprotectedperson'simmediatefamilyandthepersonmakingthe information available on the internet knows or reasonably should know of the imminent and serious threat.
(b) A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (2.7)IS A CLASS 1 MISDEMEANOR .
(b) A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (2.7) IS A CLASS 1 MISDEMEANOR .
(c) THIS SUBSECTION(2.7)DOES NOT APPLY TO A PERSON WHO IS A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL OR EMPLOYEE WHO IS ACTING IN THE COURSE AND SCOPE OF THEIR DUTI.S (2.8)(a) Aprotectedpersonmaysubmitawrittenrequestpursuant tosubsection(2.8)(b)ofthissectiontoastateorlocalgovernmentofficial to REFRAIN FROM PUBLISHING THE PROTECTED PERSON 'S PERSONAL INFORMATION OR TO remove personal information from records that are THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES available on the internet.Ifastateorlocalgovernmentofficialreceivesthewrittenrequest TO REFRAIN FROM PUBLISHING PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM RECORDS THAT ARE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET , then the state or local government official shall not knowingly make available on the internet TAKESTEPSTOREASONABLYENSURETHAT personalinformationaboutthe protectedpersonortheprotectedperson'simmediatefamilySNOTMADE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET.
(c) THIS SUBSECTION (2.7)DOES NOT APPLY TO A PERSON WHO IS A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL OR EMPLOYEE WHO IS ACTING IN PAGE 26-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 THE COURSE AND SCOPE OF THEIR DUTIES .
-35- 1422 (2.9)(a) PROTECTEDPERSONMAYREQUESTTHATAPERSONWHO IS NOT A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WHO HAS PUBLISHED THE PROTECTED PERSON S PERSONAL INFORMATION REMOVE THE PROTECTED PERSON S PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM PUBLICATION .
(2.8) (a) A protected person maysubmit a written request pursuant to subsection (2.8)(b) of this section to a state or local government official to REFRAIN FROM PUBLISHING THE PROTECTED PERSON S PERSONAL INFORMATIONORTO removepersonalinformationfromrecordsthatare THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES available on the internet.
(b) AREQUEST MADE PURSUANTTOTHISSUBSECTION (2.9)MUST :
If a state or local government official receives the written request REFRAIN FROM PUBLISHING PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM RECORDS THAT ARE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET , then the state or local government official shall not knowingly make available on the internetTEPS TO REASONABLYENSURETHAT personalinformationabouttheprotectedperson ortheprotectedperson'simmediatefamily ISNOTMADEAVAILABLEONTHE INTERNET .
(I) B IN WRITING;
(2.9) (a) APROTECTED PERSON MAY REQUEST THAT A PERSON WHO ISNOTASTATEORLOCALGOVERNMENTOFFICIALANDWHOHASPUBLISHED THEPROTECTEDPERSON SPERSONALINFORMATIONREMOVETHEPROTECTED PERSON S PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM PUBLICATION .
(II) B SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL OR BY ELECTRONIC MAI;
(b) A REQUEST MADE PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (2.9)MUST :
(III) ROVIDE SUFFICIENT INFORMATION TO CONFIRM THAT THE REQUESTER IS A PROTECTED PERSON ;AND (IV) AEQUATELY IDENTIFY THE DOCUMENT ,POSTING,OR OTHER PUBLICATION CONTAINING THE PERSONAL INFORMATION .
(I) BE IN WRITING;
(c) HE PERSON TO WHOM THE REQUEST IS MADE SHALL :
(II) BE SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL OR BY ELECTRONIC MAIL;
(I) RMOVE THE PERSONAL INFORMATION WITHIN SEVENTY -TWO HOURS AFTER RECEIPT OF THE REQUEST ;AND (II) NOTIFY THE PROTECTED PERSON BY CERTIFIED MAIL OR BY ELECTRONIC MAIL OF THE REMOVAL .
(III) PROVIDE SUFFICIENT INFORMATION TO CONFIRM THAT THE REQUESTER IS A PROTECTED PERSON ;AND (IV) A DEQUATELY IDENTIFY THE DOCUMENT , POSTING, OR OTHER PUBLICATION CONTAINING THE PERSONAL INFORMATION .
(d) APROTECTEDPERSONMAYBRINGANACTIONFORAVIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (2.9AGAINST A PERSON FOR :
(c) THE PERSON TO WHOM THE REQUEST IS MADE SHALL :
(I) ECLARATORY RELIEF ;
(I) R EMOVE THE PERSONAL INFORMATION WITHIN SEVENTY -TWO HOURS AFTER RECEIPT OF THE REQUEST ;AND (II) N OTIFY THE PROTECTED PERSON BY CERTIFIED MAIL OR BY ELECTRONIC MAIL OF THE REMOVAL .
(II) IUNCTIVE RELIEF;
PAGE 27-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (d) A PROTECTED PERSON MAY BRING AN ACTION FOR A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (2.9)AGAINST A PERSON FOR :
(III) DMAGESINCURREDASTHERESULTOFAVIOLATIONOFTHIS SUBSECTION ;AND (IV) REASONABLE ATTORNEY 'S FEE.
(I) D ECLARATORY RELIEF ;
(e) I A COURT FINDS THAT A PERSON WILLFULLY REFUSED TO PROVIDE FOR THE REMOVAL OF PERSONAL INFORMATION KNOWING THAT THE INDIVIDUAL ON BEHALF OF WHOM THE REQUEST WAS MADE WAS A PROTECTED PERSON ,THE COURT MAY AWARD PUNITIVE DAMAGES .
(II) IJUNCTIVE RELIEF ;
-36- 1422 (3) A violation of subsection (2.7) of this section is a class 1 misdemeanor.
(III) DAMAGES INCURRED AS THE RESULT OF A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION ;AND (IV) R EASONABLE ATTORNEY 'S FEES.
(e) I F A COURT FINDS THAT A PERSON WILLFULLY REFUSED TO PROVIDEFORTHEREMOVALOFPERSONALINFORMATIONKNOWINGTHATTHE INDIVIDUAL ON BEHALF OF WHOM THE REQUEST WAS MADE WAS A PROTECTED PERSON ,THE COURT MAY AWARD PUNITIVE DAMAGES .
(3) A violation of subsection (2.7) of this section is a class 1 misdemeanor.
(1) AS USED IN THIS SECTI,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES:
(1) A S USED IN THIS SECTION ,UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
(a) (I) "ELECTED OFFICIAL" MEANS THE GOVERNOR , THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ,THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ,THE SECRETARY OF STATE THE STATE TREASURER,A MEMBEROFTHE GENERALASSEMBLY ,A SCHOOLDISTRICTDIRECTOR ,ANDANELECTEDORAPPOINTEDOFFICIALOF A LOCAL GOVERNMENT .
(a)(I) "ELECTEDOFFICIAL "MEANSTHEGOVERNOR ,THELIEUTENANT GOVERNOR ,THEATTORNEYGENERAL ,THESECRETARYOFSTATE THESTATE TREASURER ,A MEMBER OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY ,A SCHOOL DISTRICT DIRECTOR , AND AN ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICIAL OF A LOCAL GOVERNMENT .
(II) "LECTED OFFICIA" DOES NOT INCLUDE ANINDIVIDUALWHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF ANY ELECTED OFFIC.AL (III) "LECTED OFFICIA" INCLUDES:
(II) "ELECTEDOFFICIAL " DOESNOT INCLUDE ANINDIVIDUALWHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF ANY ELECTED OFFICIAL .
(A) AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HOLDS AN OFFICE SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1)(a)(IOF THIS SECTIO,WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL WAS ELECTED OR APPOINTED BY A VACANCY COMMITTEE ;AND (B) A N INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS HELD AN OFFICE SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1)(a)(OF THIS SECTION WITHIN THE LAST FOUR YEA.S (b) "E XEMPT PARTY " MEANS ANY PARTY TO THE RECORD , A SETTLEMENTSERVICE ,ATITLEINSURANCECOMPANY ,ATITLEINSURANCE AGENCY ,AMORTGAGE SERVICERORAMORTGAGE SERVICER 'SQUALIFIED AGENT ,ANATTORNEYLICENSEDANDINGOODSTANDINGINTHESTATEOF C OLORADO TO PRACTICE LAW AND WHO IS ENGAGED IN A REAL ESTATE MATTER , AND ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL WHO PROVIDES IDENTIFYING -37- 1422 INFORMATION AND CERTIFIES THAT THE INFORMATION WILLNOT BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF HARASSMENT ,INTIMIDATION, OR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES ,INCLUDING THE SALE OR RESALE OF INFORMATION.
(III) "ELECTED OFFICIAL" INCLUDES :
PAGE 28-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (A) A NINDIVIDUALWHOHOLDSANOFFICESPECIFIEDINSUBSECTION (1)(a)(IOF THIS SECTION ,WHETHER THE INDIVIDUAL WAS ELECTED OR APPOINTED BY A VACANCY COMMITTEE ;AND (B) A N INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS HELD AN OFFICE SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1)(a)(IOF THIS SECTION WITHIN THE LAST FOUR YEARS.
(b) "E XEMPT PARTY " MEANS ANY PARTY TO THE RECORD , A SETTLEMENT SERVICE ,A TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY , A TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY ,A MORTGAGE SERVICER OR A MORTGAGE SERVICER S QUALIFIED AGENT ,AN ATTORNEY LICENSED AND IN GOOD STANDING IN THE STATE OF C OLORADO TO PRACTICE LAW AND WHO IS ENGAGED IN A REAL ESTATE MATTER , AND ANY OTHER INDIVIDUAL WHO PROVIDES IDENTIFYING INFORMATION AND CERTIFIES THAT THE INFORMATION WILL NOT BE USED FOR THE PURPOSE OF HARASSMENT , INTIMIDATION, OR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES ,INCLUDING THE SALE OR RESALE OF INFORMATION .
(I) AN ELECTED OFFICIALS SPOUSE,CHILD,OR PARENT ;OR (II) ANY OTHER PERSON WHO LIVES IN THE SAME RESIDENCE AS THE ELECTED OFFICIAL.
(I) AN ELECTED OFFICIAL S SPOUSE ,CHILD,OR PARENT ;OR (II) ANY OTHER PERSON WHO LIVESINTHE SAME RESIDENCE AS THE ELECTED OFFICIAL .
(d) "M ORTGAGE SERVICER " HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 5-21-103 (4).
(d) "M ORTGAGESERVICER " HASTHEMEANINGSETFORTHINSECTION 5-21-103 (4).
(e) "PERSONALINFORMATION "MEANSAPERSON SHOMEADDRESS , HOME TELEPHONE NUMBER ,PERSONAL MOBILE TELEPHONE NUMBER , PAGER NUMBER ,OR PERSONAL EMAIL ADDRESS ;
(e) "PERSONAL INFORMATION "MEANS A PERSON S HOME ADDRESS , HOMETELEPHONENUMBER ,PERSONALMOBILETELEPHONENUMBER PAGER NUMBER ,OR PERSONALEMAILADDRESS ;DIRECTIONS TO A PERSON S HOME ;
DIRECTIONS TO A PERSON SHOME ;ORAPHOTOGRAPHORDESCRIPTIONOFAPERSON SHOME , VEHICLE ,OR VEHICLE LICENSE PLAT.
OR A PHOTOGRAPH OR DESCRIPTION OF A PERSON S HOME , VEHICLE, OR VEHICLE LICENSE PLATE .
(f) "SETTLEMENT SERVICE "MEANS A SERVICE LISTED IN SECTION 10-11-102 (6.7)(aTO (6.7)(f).
(f) "SETTLEMENT SERVICE " MEANS A SERVICE LISTED IN SECTION 10-11-102 (6.7)(aTO (6.7)(f).
(g) "TITLE INSURANCE AGENCY "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 10-11-102 (8.5).
(g) "T ITLE INSURANCE AGENCY "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 10-11-102 (8.5).
(h) "TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION10-11-102 (10).
(h) "TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN PAGE 29-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 SECTION 10-11-102 (10).
(2) (a) IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO KNOWINGLY MAKE AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT AN ELECTED OFFICIAL OR AN ELECTED OFFICIA'S IMMEDIATE FAMILY IF THE DISSEMINATION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION POSES AN IMMINENT AND SERIOUS THREAT TO THE SAFETY OF THE ELECTED OFFICIAL OR THE ELECTED OFFICIAL'S IMMEDIATE FAMILY AND THE PERSON MAKING THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET KNOWS OR REASONABLY -38- 1422 SHOULD KNOW OF THE IMMINENT AND SERIOUS THREAT .
(2) (a) IT IS UNLAWFUL FOR A PERSON TO KNOWINGLY MAKE AVAILABLE ONTHE INTERNET PERSONALINFORMATIONABOUTANELECTED OFFICIAL OR AN ELECTED OFFICIAL S IMMEDIATE FAMILY IF THE DISSEMINATION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION POSES AN IMMINENT AND SERIOUSTHREATTOTHESAFETYOFTHEELECTEDOFFICIALORTHEELECTED OFFICIALSIMMEDIATEFAMILYANDTHEPERSONMAKINGTHEINFORMATION AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET KNOWS OR REASONABLY SHOULD KNOW OF THE IMMINENT AND SERIOUS THREAT .
(b) A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (2)IS A CLASS 1 MISDEMEANOR ;EXCEPTTHATTHISSUBSECTION (2)(bDOESNOTAPPLYTO A PERSON WHO IS A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL WHO IS ACTING IN THE COURSE AND SCOPE OF THEIR DUTI.S (3) (a) N ELECTED OFFICIAL MAY SUBMIT A WRITTEN REQUEST PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(bOF THIS SECTION TO A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TO REDACT THE ELECTED OFFICIAL'S PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM RECORDS THAT THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET .
(b) A VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION (2) IS A CLASS 1 MISDEMEANOR ;EXCEPT THAT THIS SUBSECTION (2)(bDOES NOT APPLY TO APERSONWHOISASTATEORLOCALGOVERNMENTOFFICIALWHOISACTING IN THE COURSE AND SCOPE OF THEIR DUTIES (3) (a) AN ELECTED OFFICIAL MAY SUBMIT A WRITTEN REQUEST PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(b)OF THIS SECTION TO A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL TO REDACT THE ELECTED OFFICIAL S PERSONAL INFORMATION FROM RECORDS THAT THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET .
F A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RECEIVES THE WRITTEN REQUEST,THE STATE OR LOCALGOVERNMENTOFFICIALSHALLNOTKNOWINGLYMAKEAVAILABLE ONTHEINTERNETPERSONALINFORMATIONABOUTTHEELECTEDOFFICIAL .
F A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RECEIVES THE WRITTEN REQUEST ,THE STATE OR LOCALGOVERNMENTOFFICIALSHALLNOTKNOWINGLYMAKEAVAILABLEON THE INTERNET PERSONAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE ELECTED OFFICIAL .
(b) A N ELECTED OFFICIA'S WRITTEN REQUEST TO A STATE OR LOCALGOVERNMENTOFFICIALTOREDACTPERSONALINFORMATIONFROM RECORDS THAT THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET MUST INCLUDE:
(b) ANELECTEDOFFICIAL 'SWRITTENREQUESTTOASTATEORLOCAL GOVERNMENTOFFICIALTOREDACTPERSONALINFORMATIONFROMRECORDS THAT THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET MUST INCLUDE :
(I) THE ELECTED OFFICIAS FULL NAME AND HOME ADDRESS ;
(I) THE ELECTED OFFICIALS FULL NAME AND HOME ADDRESS ;
(II) THE SPECIFIC PERSONAL INFORMATION THAT THE ELECTED OFFICIAL IS REQUESTING BE REDACTED AND THE LOCATION OF THE RECORDS THAT INCLUDE THE PERSONAL INFORMATION ;
(II) THE SPECIFIC PERSONAL INFORMATION THAT THE ELECTED OFFICIALISREQUESTINGBEREDACTEDANDTHELOCATIONOFTHERECORDS THAT INCLUDE THE PERSONAL INFORMATION ;
(III) VIDENCETHATTHEPERSONSUBMITTINGTHEREQUESTISAN ELECTED OFFICIAL;AND (IV) A N AFFIRMATION STATING THAT THE ELECTED OFFICIAL SUBMITTING THE REQUEST HAS REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THE DISSEMINATION OF THE PERSONAL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE RECORDS THAT THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES -39- 1422 AVAILABLE ON THE INTERNET POSES AN IMMINENT AND SERIOUS THREAT TO THE SAFETY OF THE ELECTED OFFICI.L 4 (c) AN EXEMPT PARTY MAY ACCESS A RECORD THAT INCLUDES INFORMATION OTHERWISE SUBJECT TO REDACTION PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (3)AND THAT IS MAINTAINED BY A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL IF THE PERSON SEEKING ACCESS TO THE RECORD PROVIDES EVIDENCE AND AN AFFIRMATION UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT THEY ARE AN EXEMPT PARTY.
(III) EIDENCE THAT THE PERSON SUBMITTING THE REQUEST IS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL;AND (IV) A N AFFIRMATION STATING THAT THE ELECTED OFFICIAL PAGE 30-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 SUBMITTING THE REQUEST HAS REASON TO BELIEVE THAT THE DISSEMINATION OF THE PERSONAL INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE RECORDS THAT THE STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAKES AVAILABLEONTHEINTERNETPOSESANIMMINENTANDSERIOUSTHREATTO THE SAFETY OF THE ELECTED OFFICIAL.
(d) EACH STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL SHALL GRANT ANEXEMPTPARTYACCESSTOTHERECORDBASEDONEXISTINGPROCESSES OR SHALLADOPT A PROCESS TO GRANT ACCESS IFONE IS NOT ALREADY IN PLACE.
(c) A N EXEMPT PARTY MAY ACCESS A RECORD THAT INCLUDES INFORMATION OTHERWISE SUBJECT TO REDACTION PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (3) AND THAT IS MAINTAINED BY A STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL IF THE PERSON SEEKING ACCESS TO THE RECORD PROVIDES EVIDENCE AND AN AFFIRMATION UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT THEY ARE AN EXEMPT PARTY .
EACH STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAY ASSESS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS RELATED TO GRANTING ACCESS TO THE EXEMPT PARTY REQUESTING THE RECORD.
(d) EACHSTATEORLOCALGOVERNMENTOFFICIALSHALLGRANTAN EXEMPT PARTY ACCESS TO THE RECORD BASED ON EXISTING PROCESSES OR SHALL ADOPT A PROCESS TO GRANT ACCESS IF ONE IS NOT ALREADY IN PLACE .
EACH STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL MAY ASSESS ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS RELATED TO GRANTING ACCESS TO THE EXEMPT PARTY REQUESTING THE RECORD .
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,13-32-101,amend (1), (5)(b) introductory portion, (5)(b)(II), (5)(g.5), (5)(h.5), (5)(i) introductoryportion,(5)(i)(II),(5)(j)introductoryportion,(5)(j)(II),(5)(k) introductory portion, (5)(k)(II), (5)(l) introductory portion, (5)(l)(II), (5)(m) introductory portion, (5)(m)(II), (5)(n) introductory portion, (5)(n)(II), (5)(o)(II), (5)(p) introductory portion, (5)(p)(II), (5)(q)(II), (5)(r)introductoryportion,and(5)(r)(II);repeal(5)(a)(IV);andadd(10) as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-32-101, amend (1), (5)(b) introductory portion, (5)(b)(II), (5)(g.5), (5)(h.5), (5)(i) introductoryportion, (5)(i)(II), (5)(j) introductoryportion, (5)(j)(II), (5)(k) introductoryportion,(5)(k)(II),(5)(l)introductoryportion,(5)(l)(II),(5)(m) introductory portion, (5)(m)(II), (5)(n) introductory portion, (5)(n)(II), (5)(o)(II), (5)(p) introductory portion, (5)(p)(II), (5)(q)(II), (5)(r) introductory portion, and (5)(r)(II);
repeal (5)(a)(IV);
and add (10) as follows:
Docket fees in civil actions - judicial stabilization cashfund-justicecentercashfund-justicecentermaintenancefund - equal justice fee collection - court security surcharge collection - created - report - legislative declaration.
Docketfeesincivilactions-judicialstabilizationcash fund-justicecentercashfund-justicecentermaintenancefund-equal justice fee collection - court security surcharge collection - created - report - legislative declaration.
-40- 1422 (1) At the time of first appearance in all civil actions and special proceedings in all courts of record, except in the supreme court and the court of appeals, and except in the probate proceedings in the district court or probate court of the city and county of Denver, and except as provided in subsection (3) of this section and in sections 13-32-103 and 13-32-104,thereshallbepaidinadvancethetotaldocketfees,asfollows:
(1) At the time of first appearance in all civil actions and special proceedings in all courts of record, except in the supreme court and the court of appeals, and except in the probate proceedings in the district court or probate court of the city and county of Denver, and except as provided in subsection (3) of this section and in sections 13-32-103 and 13-32-104, there shall be paid in advance the total docket fees, as follows:
(a) On and after July 1, 2009ULY 1,2027, by the petitioner in a proceedingfordissolutionofmarriage,legalseparation,ordeclarationof invalidity of marriage and bythe petitioner in an action for a declaratory judgment concerning the status of marriage, a fee of two hundred thirty TWENTY FIVE dollars;
PAGE 31-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (a) On and after July 1, 2009 J ULY 1, 2027, by the petitioner in a proceeding for dissolution of marriage, legal separation, or declaration of invalidity of marriage and by the petitioner in an action for a declaratory judgment concerning the status of marriage, a fee of two hundred thirty TWENTY -FIVE dollars;
(a.5) OnandafterOctober1,2013 JULY 1,2027, bythepetitioner in a proceeding for dissolution of a civil union, legal separation of a civil union,ordeclarationof invalidityof a civil union andbythepetitionerin an action for a declaratory judgment concerning the status of a civil union, a fee of two hundred thirtyENTY FIVE dollars;
(a.5) On and after October 1, 2013 JULY 1, 2027, by the petitioner in a proceeding for dissolution of a civil union, legal separation of a civil union, or declaration of invalidity of a civil union and by the petitioner in an action for a declaratoryjudgment concerning the status of a civil union, a fee of two hundred thirty TWENTY -FIVE dollars;
(b) On and after July 1, 2009ULY 1, 2027, by the respondent in a proceeding for dissolution of marriage, legal separation, or declaration of invalidity of marriage and by the respondent to an action for a declaratory judgment concerning the status of marriage, a fee of one hundred sixteenELEVEN dollars;
(b) On and after July 1, 2009 JULY 1, 2027, by the respondent in a proceeding for dissolution of marriage, legal separation, or declaration of invalidity of marriage and by the respondent to an action for a declaratory judgment concerning the status of marriage, a fee of one hundred sixteen ELEVEN dollars;
(b.5) On and after October 1, 2013 JULY 1, 2027, by the respondent in a proceeding for dissolution of a civil union, legal separationofacivilunion,ordeclarationofinvalidityofacivilunionand bythe respondent to an action for a declaratoryjudgment concerning the status of a civil union, a fee of one hundred sixteenN dollars;
(b.5) On and after October 1, 2013 JULY 1,2027, bythe respondent in a proceeding for dissolution of a civil union, legal separation of a civil union, or declaration of invalidityof a civil union and bythe respondent to an action for a declaratoryjudgment concerning the status of a civil union, a fee of one hundred sixteen ELEVEN dollars;
-41- 1422 (III.5) Exceptasprovidedinsubsections(1)(c)(IV)and(1)(c)(V) of this section:
(III.5) Exceptasprovidedinsubsections(1)(c)(IV)and(1)(c)(V)of this section:
(A) On or after January 1, 2019JULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is less than one thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of eighty-fiveTY dollars.
(A) On or after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is less than one thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of eighty-fiveEIGHTY dollars.
(B) On or after January1, 2019JULY 1,2027, byeach defendant, respondent, third-party defendant, or other party in such court not filing acrossclaimorcounterclaim,whenamoneyjudgmentsoughtislessthan one thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of eighty SEVENTY -FIVEdollars.
(B) On or after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by each defendant, respondent, third-party defendant, or other party in such court not filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is less than one thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriatelimitedjurisdiction,afeeintheamountofeighty SEVENTY -FIVE PAGE 32-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 dollars.
(C) On or after January 1, 2019JULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a moneyjudgment sought is one thousand dollars or morebutlessthanfifteenthousanddollarsandsuchactioniscommenced inacourtofrecordofappropriatelimitedjurisdiction,afeeintheamount of one hundred fivedollars.
(C) On or after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is one thousand dollars or more but less than fifteen thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of one hundred five dollars.
(D) On or after January1, 2019JULY 1,2027, byeach defendant, respondent, third-party defendant, or other party in such court not filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is one thousand dollars or more but less than fifteen thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of one hundredNETY -FIVE dollars.
(D) On or after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by each defendant, respondent, third-party defendant, or other party in such court not filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is one thousand dollars or more but less than fifteen thousand dollars and such actioniscommencedinacourtofrecordofappropriatelimitedjurisdiction, a fee in the amount of one hundred NINETY -FIVE dollars.
(E) On or after January 1, 2019JULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or -42- 1422 counterclaim,whena moneyjudgment sought isfifteenthousanddollars ormorebutdoesnotexceedtwenty-fivethousanddollarsandsuchaction is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of one hundred thirty-fiveTY dollars.
(E) On or after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim,whenamoneyjudgmentsoughtisfifteenthousanddollarsor more but does not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of one hundred thirty-five THIRTY dollars.
(F) On or after January1, 2019ULY 1,2027, by each defendant, respondent, third-party defendant, or other party in such court not filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is fifteen thousand dollars or more but does not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction, a fee in the amount of one hundred thirty TWENTY -FIVE dollars.
(F) On or after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by each defendant, respondent, third-party defendant, or other party in such court not filing a cross claim or counterclaim, when a money judgment sought is fifteen thousand dollars or more but does not exceed twenty-five thousand dollars and such action is commenced in a court of record of appropriate limited jurisdiction,afeeintheamountofonehundredthirty TWENTY -FIVE dollars.
(IV) The general assembly hereby declares that docket fees for actionsfiledinthesmallclaimsdivisionofthecountycourtshouldreflect the range of the monetary jurisdictional limit established for such actions and that suchHE fees should promote access to the courts and reflect appropriate contributions from litigants using the court system based on the moneyjudgment sought in an action.
(IV) The general assembly hereby declares that docket fees for actions filed in the small claims division of the county court should reflect the range of the monetary jurisdictional limit established for such THE actions and that such THE fees should promote access to the courts and reflectappropriatecontributionsfromlitigantsusingthecourtsystembased on the money judgment sought in an action.
The general assembly herebydeclaresthatitisappropriatetoestablishdocketfeesforthesmall claims division of the county court as follows:
The general assembly hereby declares that it is appropriate to establish docket fees for the small claims division of the county court as follows:
(A) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgment sought by the plaintiff in an action filed in the small claims divisionofthecountycourtisfivehundreddollarsorless,aplaintiffshall pay a fee of thirty-oneENTY -SIXdollars.
(A) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money PAGE 33-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 judgment sought by the plaintiff in an action filed in the small claims division of the county court is five hundred dollars or less, a plaintiff shall pay a fee of thirty-oneTWENTY -SIX dollars.
(B) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgment sought by the plaintiff in an action filed in the small claims division of the county court is five hundred dollars or less, a defendant filing an answer without a counterclaim in such an action shall paya fee -43- 1422 of twenty-siTWENTY -ONE dollars.
(B) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgment sought by the plaintiff in an action filed in the small claims division of the county court is five hundred dollars or less, a defendant filing an answer without a counterclaim in such an action shall paya fee of twenty-six TWENTY -ONE dollars.
(C) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgment sought in an action filed in the small claims division of the county court exceeds five hundred dollars and is no more than seven thousand five hundred dollars, a plaintiff shall pay a fee of fifty-five FIFTYdollars.
(C) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgmentsoughtinanactionfiledinthesmallclaimsdivisionofthecounty courtexceedsfivehundreddollarsandisnomorethanseventhousandfive hundred dollars, a plaintiff shall pay a fee of fifty-fiveTY dollars.
(D) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgment sought in an action filed in the small claims division of the county court exceeds five hundred dollars and is no more than seven thousand five hundred dollars, a defendant filing an answer without a counterclaim in such an action shall pay a fee of forty-oneTY-SIX dollars.
(D) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, when the money judgmentsoughtinanactionfiledinthesmallclaimsdivisionofthecounty courtexceedsfivehundreddollarsandisnomorethanseventhousandfive hundred dollars, a defendant filing an answer without a counterclaim in such an action shall pay a fee of forty-oneTHIRTY -SIX dollars.
(E) On and after July1, 200JULY 1,2027, if a defendant files an answer with a counterclaim in an action in the small claims division of the countycourt and the amount sought in the action and amount sought in the counterclaim are each five hundred dollars or less, the fee for such answer and counterclaim shall be thirty-oneNTY -SIXdollars.
(E) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, if a defendant files an answer with a counterclaim in an action in the small claims division of the countycourt and the amount sought in the action and amount sought in the counterclaim are each five hundred dollars or less, the fee for such answer and counterclaim shall be thirty-one TWENTY -SIX dollars.
(F) On and after July1, 2008ULY 1,2027, if a defendant files an answer with a counterclaim in an action in the small claims division of the county court and the amount sought in either the action or the counterclaimismorethanfivehundreddollarsandisnotmorethanseven thousand five hundred dollars, the fee for such answer and counterclaim shall be forty-sixRTY ONE dollars.
(F) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, if a defendant files an answer with a counterclaim in an action in the small claims division of the countycourtandtheamountsought in either the action orthecounterclaim is more than five hundred dollars and is not more than seven thousand five hundreddollars,thefeeforsuchanswerandcounterclaimshallbeforty-six FORTY ONE dollars.
(V) Adefendantorthird-partydefendantshallnotbechargedany fee,charge,orcostforfilingananswerinresponsetoaforcibleentryand detainercomplaint,regardlessofwhetherthefilingoftheanswerincludes a counterclaim or cross claim, and regardless of whether a money -44- 1422 judgment is being sought for any amount.
(V) A defendant or third-party defendant shall not be charged any fee, charge, or cost for filing an answer in response to a forcible entry and detainer complaint, regardless of whether the filing of the answer includes acounterclaimorcrossclaim,andregardlessofwhetheramoneyjudgment is being sought for any amount.
(d) On and after January 1, 2019JULY 1,2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim filed in a district court of the state, a fee of two hundred thirty-fiveHIRTY dollars;
PAGE 34-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (d) On and after January 1, 2019 J ULY 1, 2027, by each plaintiff, petitioner, third-party plaintiff, and party filing a cross claim or counterclaim filed in a district court of the state, a fee of two hundred thirty-fiveTHIRTY dollars;
(e) On and after July 1, 2008JULY 1, 2027, by each appellant, a fee of one hundred sixty-threeIFTY -EIGHT dollars;
(e) On and after July1, 2008 JULY 1,2027, byeach appellant, a fee of one hundred sixty-three FIFTY -EIGHT dollars;
(f) On and after January1, 2019JULY 1,2027, byan appellee and byeach defendant orrespondentnotfilingacrossclaimorcounterclaim, a fee of one hundred ninety-twoEIGHTY -SEVEN dollars;
(f) On and after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, by an appellee and byeach defendant or respondent not filing a cross claim or counterclaim, a fee of one hundred ninety-two EIGHTY -SEVEN dollars;
(g) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, by a petitioner in adoption proceedings, a fee of one hundred sixty-seven SIXTY-TWO dollars.
(g) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, by a petitioner in adoptionproceedings,afeeofonehundredsixty-seven SIXTY -TWO dollars.
(5)(a) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(a)or(1)(a.5) of this section must be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(5) (a) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(a) or (1)(a.5) of this section must be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(IV) Fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycashfund established pursuant to section 13-1-204;
(IV) Five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204;
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (b) or (b.5) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(b)OR (1)(b.5) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (b) or (b.5) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(b) OR (1)(b.5) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010ULY 1, 2027, seventy-five dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204,enty-six dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section, five -45- 1422 dollars shall be deposited in the Colorado domestic abuse program fund created in section 39-22-802 (1), C.R.S., and five dollars shall be deposited in the familyviolence justice fund created in section 14-4-107 (1).
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1, 2027, seventy-five dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, twenty-six dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the Colorado domestic abuse program fund createdinsection39-22-802(1),C.R.S., andfivedollarsshallbedeposited in the family violence justice fund created in section 14-4-107 (1).
(g.5) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(c)(III.5)(A), (1)(c)(III.5)(C), or (1)(c)(III.5)(E) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204thirty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a)ofthissection,andonedollarshallbedepositedinthegeneralfund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(g.5) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(c)(III.5)(A), (1)(c)(III.5)(C),or(1)(c)(III.5)(E)of thissectionshallbetransmittedtothe state treasurer and five dollars shall be deposited in the court securitycash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, thirty-eight dollars shall be PAGE 35-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a) of this section, and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(h.5) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(c)(III.5)(B), (1)(c)(III.5)(D), or (1)(c)(III.5)(F) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and thirty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection(7)(a)ofthissection.Theremainingbalanceshallbedeposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section.
(h.5) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(c)(III.5)(B), (1)(c)(III.5)(D),or(1)(c)(III.5)(F)of thissectionshallbetransmittedtothe state treasurer and five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,andthirty-eightdollarsshall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a) of this section.
(i) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (A) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(A)ofthissectionshallbetransmittedtothestatetreasurerand divided as follows:
The remaining balance shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section.
(II) On and after July1, 2010ULY 1,2027, fourteen dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection -46- 1422 (6)ofthissection,fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204,leven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section, and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(i) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (A) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(A) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 JULY 1,2027,fourteendollarsshallbe deposited in thejudicialstabilizationcashfund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section, and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(j) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (B) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(B)ofthissectionshallbetransmittedtothestatetreasurerand divided as follows:
(j) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (B) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(B) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010JULY 1, 2027, ten dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204, andelevendollarsshallbe deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1, 2027, ten dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cashfundcreatedinsubsection (6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(k) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (C) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(C)ofthissectionshallbetransmittedtothestatetreasurerand divided as follows:
(k) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (C) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION PAGE 36-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (1)(c)(IV)(C) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010JULY 1, 2027, thirty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph(a)ofsubsection(7) SUBSECTION (7)(a)ofthissection,andone dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 JULY 1,2027,thirty-eightdollarsshall bedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsubsection(6) ofthissection,fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycashfund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section, and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
-47- 1422 (l) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (D) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(D)ofthissectionshallbetransmittedtothestatetreasurerand divided as follows:
(l) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (D) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(D) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010ULY 1, 2027, twenty-five dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-and eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)BSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 JULY 1,2027,twenty-fivedollarsshall bedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsubsection(6) of thissectionfivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(m) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (E) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(E)ofthissectionshallbetransmittedtothestatetreasurerand divided as follows:
(m) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (E) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(E) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010ULY 1, 2027, fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6)ofthissectionfivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycash fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204, andelevendollarsshallbe deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(II) On and after July 1, 2010JULY 1,2027, fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fundcreatedinsubsection(6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(n) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (F) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(F)of thissectionshallbetransmitted to the statetreasurerand divided as follows:
(n) Each fee collected pursuant to sub-subparagraph (F) of subparagraph (IV) of paragraph (c) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(c)(IV)(F) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July1, 2010ULY 1,2027, thirtydollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash -48- 1422 fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,andelevendollarsshallbe deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)UBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
PAGE 37-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (II) On and after July 1, 2010 J ULY 1, 2027, thirty dollars shall be depositedin the judicial stabilization cash fund created insubsection(6)of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and eleven dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(o) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(d)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(o) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(d) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after January 1, 2019JULY 1, 2027, one hundred sixty-one dollars shall be deposited inthejudicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, sixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a) of this section, and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(II) On and after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred sixty-one dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, sixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a) of this section, and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(p) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (e) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(e)ofthissectionshallbetransmittedtothestatetreasurer and divided as follows:
(p) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (e) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(e) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 JULY 1,2027,ninetydollarsshallbe deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-2and sixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7)BSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1, 2027, ninety dollars shall be depositedin the judicial stabilization cash fund created insubsection(6)of this section five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and sixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in paragraph (a) of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section.
(q) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(f)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(q) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(f) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after January 1, 2019JULY 1, 2027, one hundred nineteen dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section five dollars shall be deposited in thecourtsecuritycashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,and -49- 1422 sixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a) of this section.
(II) On and after January 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred nineteen dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund createdinsubsection(6)ofthissectionfivedollarsshallbedepositedinthe court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and sixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in subsection (7)(a) of this section.
(r) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (g) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(g) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(r) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (g) of subsection (1) PAGE 38-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 SUBSECTION (1)(g) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred forty-threedollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, fifteendollarsshallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedin paragraph (a) of subsection (7)SECTION (7)(a) of this section, one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119, C.R.S.,and three dollars shall be deposited in the vital statistics records cash fund created in section 25-2-121.
(II) Onandafter July1,2010 ULY 1,2027,onehundredforty-three dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in subsection (6) of this section, five dollars shall be deposited in the court securitycash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, fifteen dollars shallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinparagraph(a)of subsection (7) SUBSECTION (7)(a) of this section, one dollar shall be depositedinthegeneralfundpursuanttosection2-5-119,C.R.S., andthree dollars shall be deposited in the vital statistics records cash fund created in section 25-2-121.
(10) B EGINNING JULY 1, 2027THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON FILINGS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1)OF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS ON CIVIL ACTIONS FILED IN DISTRICT COURT AND TEN DOLLARS ON CIVIL ACTIONS FILED IN COUNTY COURT .
(10) B EGINNING JULY 1, 2027, THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON FILINGS SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1)OFTHISSECTIONINTHE AMOUNT OFTENDOLLARSONCIVIL ACTIONS FILED IN DISTRICT COURT AND TEN DOLLARS ON CIVIL ACTIONS FILEDINCOUNTYCOURT .THECOURTSHALLTRANSMITTHECOURTSECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
HE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,13-32-102,amend (1), (6)(a)(II), (6)(b)(II), (6)(c)(II), (6)(d)(II), (6)(e)(II), (6)(f)(II), (6)(g)(II), and (6)(h)(II);
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-32-102, amend (1),(6)(a)(II),(6)(b)(II),(6)(c)(II),(6)(d)(II),(6)(e)(II),(6)(f)(II),(6)(g)(II), and (6)(h)(II);
-50- 1422 (1) On and after July 1, 201ULY 1,2027, for services rendered by judges and clerks of district or probate courts in all counties of the state of Colorado in proceedings had pursuant to articles 10 to 17 of title 15, the court shall charge the following fees:
(1) OnandafterJuly1, 2019 JULY 1,2027, for services rendered by judges and clerks of district or probate courts in all counties of the state of Colorado in proceedings had pursuant to articles 10 to 17 of title 15, the court shall charge the following fees:
(a) Docket fee at the time of filing first papers in any decedent's estate eligible for summary administrative procedures under section 15-12-1203,orin anysmall estate of a person under disabilityqualifying under section 15-14-118, which estates involve no real property.
(a) Docket fee at the time of filing first papers in any decedent's estate eligible for summary administrative procedures under section 15-12-1203, or in any small estate of a person under disability qualifying under section 15-14-118, which estates involve no real property.
$ 83.00 (b) Docket fee at time of filing first papers in any estate not coming within the provisions of subsection (1)(a) of this section .
$ 83.00 (b) Docket fee at time of filing first papers in anyestate not coming PAGE 39-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 within the provisions of subsection (1)(a) of this section.
199.00 (c) Additional fee payable by petitioner at time of filing petition for supervised administration of a decedent's estate pursuant to sections 15-12-501 and 15-12-502, except for contested claims .
199.00 (c) Additional fee payable bypetitionerattimeof filing petition for supervised administration of a decedent's estate pursuant to sections 15-12-501 and 15-12-502, except for contested claims .
198.003.00 (d) Docket fee to be paid by the claimant prior to hearing on any contested claim, which fee is taxed by the district or probate court in the same manner as costs in civil actions .
198.00 193.00 (d) Docket fee to be paid by the claimant prior to hearing on any contested claim, which fee is taxed by the district or probate court in the same manner as costs in civil actions .
198.00 (e) Registrationfeeforregistrationoftrustpursuanttoarticle5of title 15.
198.00 (e) Registration fee for registration of trust pursuant to article 5 of title 15.
199.00 (g) Nonrefundablefeeforanydemandfornoticefiledpursuantto section 15-12-204 .
199.00 (g) Nonrefundable fee for any demand for notice filed pursuant to section 15-12-204 .
36.00 (h) A fee to be paid bythe testator at the time of depositing a will withthecourtduringthetestator'slifetimepursuanttosection15-11-515 .
36.00 (h) A fee to be paid by the testator at the time of depositing a will with the court during the testator's lifetime pursuant to section 15-11-515 .
18.00 -51- 1422 (6) (a) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(a) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
18.00 (6) (a) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(a) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019ULY 1, 2027, forty-eight dollars shallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204,fteen dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) On and after July1, 2019 JULY 1,2027, forty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101(6),fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycashfund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(b) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(b)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(b) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred forty-threedollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the courtsecuritycashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204, fifteen dollarsshallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (7)(a), thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2019 JULY 1,2027,onehundred forty-three dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in PAGE 40-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, fifteen dollars shall be depositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101(7)(a), thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-94-108(1),andonedollarshall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(c) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(c)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(c) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(c) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred forty-threedollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship -52- 1422 cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollarsshallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) Onand afterJuly1,2019 JULY 1,2027,onehundredforty-three dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cashfundestablishedpursuantto section13-1-204,thirty-fivedollarsshall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(d) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(d)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(d) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(d) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred forty-threedollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollarsshallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2019 JULY 1,2027,onehundredforty-three dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,thirty-fivedollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(e) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(e)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(e) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(e) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred forty-threedollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollarsshallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2019 JULY 1,2027,one hundredforty-three dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cashfundestablishedpursuant tosection13-1-204,thirty-fivedollarsshall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and fifteen dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(f) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(f) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
PAGE 41-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (f) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(f) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred forty-threedollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfund -53- 1422 created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the courtsecuritycashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,teen dollarsshallbedepositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (7)(a), thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(II) Onandafter July1,2019 JULY 1,2027,onehundredforty-three dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, fifteen dollars shall be depositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101(7)(a), thirty-five dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-94-108(1),andonedollarshall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(g) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(g)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(g) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(g) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 1, 2027, twenty-five dollars shallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (6)AND six dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianshipcashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-94-108(1).and five dollars shall be deposited in the court securitycash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2019 JULY 1,2027,twenty-fivedollarsshall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6) AND six dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1).
(h) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttosubsection(1)(h)ofthissection shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
and five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204.
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 1, 2027, ten dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6)ND three dollars shall be deposited in the office of public guardianshipcashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-94-108(1).and five dollars shall be deposited in the court securitycash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204.
(h) Each fee collected pursuant to subsection (1)(h) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(8) B EGINNING ULY 1, 2027,THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION13-1-505 ON EACH FILING SPECIFIED INSUBSECTION (1)OFTHISSECTIONINTHEAMOUNTOFTENDOLLARS .T HE -54- 1422 COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
(II) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, ten dollars shall be depositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101 (6)AND threedollarsshallbedepositedintheofficeof publicguardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1).
and five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204.
(8) B EGINNING JULY 1, 2027, THE COURT SHALL COLLECT , ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON EACH FILING SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS .
THE COURTSHALLTRANSMITTHE COURT SECURITYSURCHARGEINTHEMANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,13-32-103,amend (1)(a), (1)(b) introductory portion, (1)(b)(II), (2)(a), (2)(b) introductory portion, (2)(b)(II), (3)(a), (3)(b) introductory portion, (3)(b)(II), (5), (6)(a),(6)(b)introductoryportion, and (6)(b)(II);andadd(8)asfollows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-32-103, amend PAGE 42-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (1)(a), (1)(b) introductory portion, (1)(b)(II), (2)(a), (2)(b) introductory portion, (2)(b)(II), (3)(a), (3)(b) introductoryportion, (3)(b)(II),(5),(6)(a), (6)(b) introductory portion, and (6)(b)(II);
and add (8) as follows:
(1) (a) On and after July 1, 2008,If an appeal is taken from a judgment of a county court in a criminal matter or from a judgment of a municipal court, the appellant shall pay a docket fee of seventy SIXTY-FIVE dollars.
(1) (a) On and after July 1, 2008, If an appeal is taken from a judgment of a county court in a criminal matter or from a judgment of a municipal court, the appellant shall paya docket fee of seventy SIXTY -FIVE dollars.
Such anHE appeal shall not bISNOT subject to the tax imposed by section 2-5-119, C.R.S.for the use of the committee on legal services.
Such an T HE appeal shall not be IS NOT subject to the tax imposed by section 2-5-119, C.R.S., for the use of the committee on legal services.
(b) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttoparagraph(a)ofthissubsection (1)SUBSECTION (1)(a)OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(a)OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 JULY 1,2027,forty-fivedollarsshall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6) five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204, andtwentydollarsshallbe deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1,2027,forty-five dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101(6)fivedollarsshallbedeposited inthecourtsecuritycashfund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and twenty dollars shall be depositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101(7)(a).
(2) (a) On and after July 1, 2008ULY 1, 2027, in cases where a motion to dismiss for failure to file a complaint is filed, the defendant shall pay a docket fee of fifty-fiveY dollars.
(2) (a) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, in cases where a motion to dismiss for failure to file a complaint is filed, the defendant shall pay a docket fee of fifty-fiveFIFTY dollars.
(b) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttoparagraph(a)ofthissubsection (2)SUBSECTION (2)(a)OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state -55- 1422 treasurer and divided as follows:
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (2) SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July1, 2010ULY 1,2027, thirtydollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6) five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204, andtwentydollarsshallbe deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1, 2027, thirty dollars shall be depositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101 (6)fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycashfundestablished pursuant to section 13-1-204, and twenty dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(3) (a) On and after July 1, 2008ULY 1, 2027, in cases where a motion to authorize a sale in accordance with the provisions of rule 120, Coloradorulesofcivilprocedure,isfiled,theapplicantshallpayadocket fee of two hundred twenty-fourNINETEEN dollars.
(3) (a) On and after July 1, 2008 JULY 1, 2027, in cases where a motion to authorize a sale in accordance with the provisions of rule 120, Colorado rules of civil procedure, is filed, the applicant shall pay a docket fee of two hundred twenty-four NINETEEN dollars.
(b) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttoparagraph(a)ofthissubsection (3)SUBSECTION (3)(a)OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
PAGE 43-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 (b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (3) SUBSECTION (3)(a)OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2010 JULY 1, 2027, one hundred fifty dollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedin section13-32-101(6),fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecurity cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204,ixty-eight dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a), and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 JULY 1,2027,onehundredfiftydollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101(6),fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycashfund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, sixty-eight dollars shall be depositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101(7)(a), and one dollar shall be deposited in the general fund pursuant to section 2-5-119.
(5) In cases of domestic abuse pursuant to article 4 of title 14, C.R.S.,the plaintiff shall not be required to pay the docket fee set forth insection 13-32-101 ORTHE COURT SECURITYSURCHARGEDESCRIBEDIN SECTION 13-1-505.Atthefirsthearingheldinconnectionwiththeaction, the court shall set a date for payment of the docket feeURCHARGE unless the court determines that the plaintiff is unable to pay the docket -56- 1422 feeAND SURCHARGE pursuant to section 13-16-103.
(5) In cases of domestic abuse pursuant to article 4 of title 14, C.R.S., the plaintiff shall not be required to pay the docket fee set forth in section 13-32-101 OR THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505.
(6) (a) On and afterJuly1,2008,anysupplemental proceeding held pursuant to rule 69, Colorado rules of civil procedure, or rule 369, Colorado rules of county court civil procedure, the judgment creditor, uponcommencementoftheproceeding,shallpayadocketfeeofseventy SIXTYFIVE dollars.
At the first hearing held in connection with the action, the court shall set a date for payment of the docket feeAND SURCHARGE unless the court determines that the plaintiff is unable to paythe docket fee AND SURCHARGE pursuant to section 13-16-103.
(b) Eachfeecollectedpursuanttoparagraph(a)ofthissubsection (6)SUBSECTION (6)(a)OF THIS SECTIONshall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(6) (a) On and after July 1, 2008,In any supplemental proceeding held pursuant to rule 69, Colorado rules of civil procedure, or rule 369, Coloradorulesofcountycourtcivilprocedure,thejudgmentcreditor,upon commencement of the proceeding, shall pay a docket fee of seventy SIXTY -FIVE dollars.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2010 ULY 1,2027,forty-fivedollarsshall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6) five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,ndtwentydollarsshallbe deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (a) of this subsection (6) SUBSECTION (6)(a)OF THIS SECTION shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(8) BEGINNING JULY 1, 2027,THE COURT SHALL COLLECT , ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY ,THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON EACH FILING SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTIONS(1),(2),(3)AND (6)OF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS .
(II) On and after July 1, 2010JULY 1,2027, forty-five dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101(6)fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourt securitycashfund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, and twenty dollars shall be depositedinthejusticecentercashfundcreatedinsection13-32-101(7)(a).
THE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION13-1-505 (2).
(8) B EGINNING JULY 1, 2027, THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON EACH FILING SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTIONS (1),(2),(3)AND (6)OF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN PAGE 44-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 DOLLARS .
SECTION 22.
THE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,13-32-105,amend (3) as follows:
SECTION22.
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,13-32-105,amend(3) as follows:
(3) Pursuant to section 13-1-204 (1)(b), a five-dollar surcharge shall be assessed and collected on each docket fee described in this sectionconcerningcriminalconvictionsenteredonandafterJuly1,2007 -57- 1422 B EGINNING JULY 1,2027,THE COURT SHALLCOLLECT ,ONBEHALFOFTHE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505ON EACH DOCKET FEE SPECIFIED IN THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS .THE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
(3) Pursuanttosection13-1-204(1)(b),afive-dollarsurchargeshall be assessed and collected on each docket fee described in this section concerning criminal convictions entered on and after July 1, 2007 B EGINNING JULY 1, 2027, THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURTSECURITYAUTHORITY ,THECOURTSECURITYSURCHARGEDESCRIBED INSECTION 13-1-505 ONEACHDOCKETFEESPECIFIEDINTHISSECTIONINTHE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS .
T HE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505(2).
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,13-71-144,amend (1)(a), (1)(b), (2)(a)(II), (2)(b) introductory portion, and (2)(b)(II);
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 13-71-144, amend (1)(a),(1)(b),(2)(a)(II),(2)(b)introductoryportion,and(2)(b)(II);andadd (4) as follows:
and add (4) as follows:
(1) (a) On and after July 1, 2019 JULY 1, 2027, any party demanding a trial by jury as provided by statute shall pay to the clerk of the court a fee of two hundred thirtyTWENTY -SIX dollars in district courtcasesatthetimethedemandismadepursuanttotheColoradorules of civil procedure.
(1)(a) OnandafterJuly1,2019 ULY 1,2027,anypartydemanding a trial byjuryas provided bystatute shall payto the clerk of the court a fee of two hundred thirty-one TWENTY -SIXdollars in district court cases at the time the demand is made pursuant to the Colorado rules of civil procedure.
(b) On and after July 1, 2008Y 1,2027, any party demanding a trial by jury as provided by statute shall pay to the clerk of the court a feeofninety-eightNINETY-THREE dollarsincountycourtcasesatthetime the demand is made pursuant to the Colorado rules of civil procedure.
(b) On and after July 1, 2008JULY 1,2027, any party demanding a trial by jury as provided by statute shall pay to the clerk of the court a fee of ninety-eightNINETY -THREE dollars in county court cases at the time the demand is made pursuant to the Colorado rules of civil procedure.
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2019JULY 1,2027,onehundredsixty-five dollarsshallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedin section13-32-101(6),fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecurity cashfundestablishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,forty-onedollarsshall be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and twenty dollars shall be deposited -58- 1422 in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) On and after July 1, 2019ULY 1,2027, one hundred sixty-five dollars shall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (6), five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-1-204, forty-one dollars shall PAGE 45-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 be deposited in the office of public guardianship cash fund established pursuant to section 13-94-108 (1), and twenty dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(b) Eachfeecollected pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(b) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(b) Each fee collected pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(b) of this section shall be transmitted to the state treasurer and divided as follows:
(II) On and after July 1, 2009 1, 2027, eighty-four dollars shallbedepositedinthejudicialstabilizationcashfundcreatedinsection 13-32-101 (6) five dollars shall be deposited in the court security cash fund established pursuant to section 13-and nine dollars shall be deposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(II) OnandafterJuly1,2009 JULY 1,2027,eighty-fourdollarsshall be deposited in the judicial stabilization cash fund created in section 13-32-101(6) fivedollarsshallbedepositedinthecourtsecuritycashfund establishedpursuanttosection13-1-204,andninedollarsshallbedeposited in the justice center cash fund created in section 13-32-101 (7)(a).
(4) B EGINNINGJULY 1, 2027,THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION13-1-505 ON EACH FILING SPECIFIED INSUBSECTION (1)OFTHISSECTIONINTHEAMOUNTOFTENDOLLARS .T HE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTIO13-1-505 (2).
(4) B EGINNING JULY 1, 2027, THE COURT SHALL COLLECT , ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON EACH FILING SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS .
THE COURTSHALLTRANSMITTHE COURT SECURITYSURCHARGEINTHEMANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,16-2.3-102,amend (3) as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 16-2.3-102, amend (3) as follows:
(3) (a) If a person charged with a civil infraction fails to pay the fine and surcharges within twenty days after the date of the penalty assessmentnotice,oriftheclerkofthecourtdoesnotacceptpaymentfor the fine and surcharges as evidenced by receipt, the person is allowed to pay the fine, surcharges, and the docket fees in the amounts set forth in sections 13-1-204 (1)(b)ECTIONS 13-1-505 (1)(a) and 16-2.3-106 (5)(a)(I)totheclerkofthecourtreferredtointhesummonsportionofthe penalty assessment notice during the two business days prior to the time -59- 1422 for appearance, as specified in the notice.
(3)(a) Ifapersonchargedwithacivilinfractionfailstopaythefine and surcharges within twenty days after the date of the penalty assessment notice, or if the clerk of the court does not accept payment for the fine and surcharges as evidenced by receipt, the person is allowed to pay the fine, surcharges,andthedocketfeesintheamountssetforthinsections13-1-204 (1)(b)SECTIONS 13-1-505(1)(a)and16-2.3-106(5)(a)(I)tothe clerk of the court referred to in the summons portion of the penalty assessment notice during the two business days prior to the time for appearance, as specified in the notice.
If the fine for a civil infraction and surcharges is not timely paid, the case is heard in the court of competentjurisdictionprescribedonthepenaltyassessmentnoticeinthe manner provided for in this article 2.3 for the prosecution of civil infractions.
If the fine for a civil infraction and surcharges is not timely paid, the case is heard in the court of competent jurisdiction prescribed on the penalty assessment notice in the manner provided for in this article 2.3 for the prosecution of civil infractions.
(b) T HE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY ,THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 AND REQUIRED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(a)OF THIS SECTION .
(b) THECOURTSHALLCOLLECT ,ONBEHALFOFTHECOURTSECURITY PAGE 46-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ANDREQUIREDPURSUANTTOSUBSECTION (3)(a)OFTHISSECTION .
THE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION13-1-505 (2).
THE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,42-4-1710,amend (4)(a.5) as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 42-4-1710, amend (4)(a.5) as follows:
Failure to pay penalty for traffic infractions - failure of parent or guardian to sign penalty assessment notice - procedures - repeal.
Failuretopaypenaltyfortrafficinfractions-failure of parent or guardian to sign penalty assessment notice - procedures - repeal.
(4) (a.5) (I) (A) Pursuant to section 13-1-204 (1)(b), C.R.S., five-dollar surcharge, in addition to the original surcharge described in paragraph (a) of this subsection (4)ECTION (4)(aOF THIS SECTIO, shall be assessed and collected on each docket fee that is described in paragraph (a) of this subsection (4)concerningpenaltiesassessedonand after July 1, 2007BSECTION (4)(a)OF THIS SECTIO.
(4) (a.5) (I) (A) Pursuant to section 13-1-204 (1)(b), C.R.S., a five-dollar surcharge, in addition to the original surcharge described in paragraph (a) of this subsection (4)UBSECTION (4)(a)OF THIS SECTION , shall be assessed and collected on each docket fee that is described in paragraph (a) of this subsection (4) concerning penalties assessed on and after July 1, 200SUBSECTION (4)(a)OF THIS SECTION .
(B) THISSUBSECTION (4)(a.5)(IISREPEALED,EFFECTIVEJUNE 30, 2027.
(B) THIS SUBSECTION (4)(a.5)(IIS REPEALED ,EFFECTIVE UNE 30, 2027.
(II) BEGINNING ULY 1, 2027,THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY ,THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON EACH DOCKET FEE SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION(4)(aOF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN -60- 1422 DOLLARS .THECOURTSHALLTRANSMITTHECOURTSECURITYSURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTI13-1-505 (2).
(II) BEGINNING ULY 1, 2027, THE COURT SHALL COLLECT ,ON BEHALF OF THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY , THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE DESCRIBED IN SECTION 13-1-505 ON EACH DOCKET FEE SPECIFIED IN SUBSECTION (4)(a)OF THIS SECTION IN THE AMOUNT OF TEN DOLLARS .
HE COURT SHALL TRANSMIT THE COURT SECURITY SURCHARGE IN THE MANNER SPECIFIED IN SECTION 13-1-505 (2).
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,2-2-406,amend(1) as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 2-2-406, amend (1) as follows:
(1) The senate and the house of representatives may each punish by imprisonment not extending beyond the same session of the general assembly, as and for a contempt, disorderly conduct of its members, officers, employees, or others committed in the immediate view of the senate or the house of representatives and tending to interrupt its proceedings.Imprisonmentforcontemptshallbeeffectedbyawarrantin the name of the people of the state, signed bythe presiding officer of the house in which the contempt occurred, directed to the chief security officerERGEANTSATARMS ofsuchhouseorthestatepoliceandordering the apprehension of the contemnor and the delivery of himTHE CONTEMNOR to the sheriff of the county in which the alleged contempt occurred for detention by saidsheriff in accordance with THEh warrant, subject to suchl as may be set by the district court of the county in which the alleged contempt occurred.
(1) The senate and the house of representatives mayeach punish by imprisonment not extending beyond the same session of the general assembly, as and for a contempt, disorderly conduct of its members, officers, employees, or others committed in the immediate view of the senate or the house of representatives and tending to interrupt its proceedings.
A finding of contempt and imprisonment therefor shallS not constitute a bar to any other proceeding, civil or criminal, for the same act.
Imprisonment for contempt shall be effected by a warrant in PAGE 47-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 the name of the people of the state, signed by the presiding officer of the houseinwhichthecontemptoccurred,directedto thechief securityofficer SERGEANTS AT ARMS of such house or the state police and ordering the apprehensionof thecontemnorandthedeliveryof him THECONTEMNOR to the sheriff of the county in which the alleged contempt occurred for detention bysaid THE sheriff in accordance with suchTHE warrant, subject to such bail as may be set by the district court of the county in which the alleged contempt occurred.
A finding of contempt and imprisonment therefor shallDOES not constitute a bar to any other proceeding, civil or criminal, for the same act.
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,24-30-1104,amend (4) as follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-30-1104, amend (4) as follows:
(4) In addition to any other duties imposed by this section, the department of personnel shall establish and maintain a program for parking permits and building and grounds maintenance for the state -61- 1422 capitol buildings grCOMPLEX pursuant to part 1 of article 82 of this titleITLE24.
(4) In addition to any other duties imposed by this section, the departmentofpersonnelshallestablishandmaintainaprogramforparking permits and building and grounds maintenance for the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX pursuant to part 1 of article 82 of this TITLE 24.
All bids and proposals shall be delivered at the office of the executive director of the department of personnel, in the state capitol buildings groupOMPLEX , endorsed, "Proposals for state printing;
All bids and proposals shall be delivered at the office of the executive director of the department of personnel, in the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX , endorsed, "Proposals for state printing;
Class ........", and shall be and remain sealed until the hour specified in the advertisements or call for the opening of such bids and proposals, and in nocaseshallbidsbereceivedbytheexecutivedirectorof thedepartment of personnel after such hour, except for bids of state institutions.
Class ........", and shall be and remain sealed until the hour specified in the advertisementsorcallfortheopeningofsuchbidsandproposals,andinno case shall bids be received by the executive director of the department of personnel after such hour, except for bids of state institutions.
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,24-77-102,amend (15)(b)(XXI) and (15)(b)(XXII);
In Colorado Revised Statutes, 24-77-102, amend (15)(b)(XXI) and (15)(b)(XXII);
and add (15)(b)(XXIII) as follows:
and add (15)(b)(XXIV) as follows:
As used in this article 77, unless the context otherwise requires:
PAGE 48-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 As used in this article 77, unless the context otherwise requires:
(15)(b) "Specialpurposeauthority"includes,butisnotlimitedto:
(15) (b) "Special purpose authority" includes, but is not limited to:
(XXI) The equal justice authority created in section 13-5.7-202;
(XXI) Theequaljusticeauthoritycreatedinsection13-5.7-202;and (XXII) The building urgent infrastructure and leveraging dollars authority created in section 24-117-104 (1);ND (XXIV) T HE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY CREATED IN SECTION 13-1-502.
and (XXII) The building urgent infrastructure and leveraging dollars authority created in section 24-117-104 (1);
SECTION30.
(XXIII) THE COURT SECURITY AUTHORITY CREATED IN SECTION 13-1-502.
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,24-82-101,amend(2) as follows:
SECTION 30.
In Colorado RevisedStatutes,24-82-101,amend (2) as follows:
Control of legislative space in the capitol, the legislative services building, and the state office building at 1525 -62- 1422 Sherman street - responsibility of department of personnel for supervision of maintenance in capitol buildings group - exception - capitol complex master plan.
Control of legislative space in the capitol, the legislative services building, and the state office building at 1525 Sherman street - responsibility of department of personnel for supervision of maintenance in capitol buildings group - exception - capitol complex master plan.
(2) Except as otherwise provided in section 2-2-321, C.R.S., department of personnel shall haveS control of executive space in the capitol and the grounds and any other property the state may acquire adjacent to the capitol other than the grounds and tunnels specified in paragraph(a)ofsubsection(1)SUBSECTION (1)(a)ofthissection,together with all furniture, fixtures, furnishings, and equipment and all exhibits placed in and about such space or property, subject to appropriations made by the general assembly and subject to the provisions of section 24-82-108, concerning preservation of the state capitol building.
(2) Except as otherwise provided in section 2-2-321, C.R.S., the department of personnel shall have HAS control of executive space in the capitol and the grounds and any other property the state may acquire adjacent to the capitol other than the grounds and tunnels specified in paragraph (a) of subsection (1)UBSECTION (1)(a) of this section, together with all furniture, fixtures, furnishings, and equipment and all exhibits placed in and about such space or property, subject to appropriations made bythegeneralassemblyandsubjecttotheprovisionsofsection24-82-108, concerning preservation of the state capitol building.
Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (b) of subsection (1)SECTION (1)(b) of this section, the department of personnel shall besible for the supervision of the provision of maintenance for the state capitol buildings groupCOMPLEX , including assignment of all executive space ownedandrentedinthecapitolbuildingsgroup,subjecttoappropriations made by the general assembly and subject to the provisions of section 2-2-321, C.R.S.,concerning space for the legislative department, and subject to the provisions of section 24-82-108, concerning preservation of the state capitol building.
Except as otherwise provided in paragraph (b) of subsection (1) SUBSECTION (1)(b) of this section, the department of personnel shall be IS responsible for the supervision of the provision of maintenance for the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX , including assignment of all executive space owned and rentedin the capitol buildings group,subjecttoappropriationsmadebythe general assembly and subject to the provisions of section 2-2-321, C.R.S., concerning space for the legislative department, and subject to the provisionsofsection24-82-108,concerningpreservationofthestatecapitol building.
SECTION 31.
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In Colorado Revised Statutes, 35-1-107, amend (1) as follows:
InColoradoRevisedStatutes,35-1-107, amend(1) as follows:
Commissionerofagriculture-report-publications - deputy commissioner - rules.
Commissioner of agriculture - report - publications - deputy commissioner - rules.
(1) The commissioner of agriculture shall be IS the chief administrativeofficerofthedepartmentofagricultureandshallhaveHAS -63- 1422 directcontrolandmanagementofitsfunctions,subjectonlytothepowers and duties of the commission as prescribed in this articleCLE 1.
(1) The commissioner of agriculture shall be IS the chief administrative officer of the department of agriculture and shall haveS direct control and management of its functions, subject only to the powers and duties of the commission as prescribed in this articleRTICLE 1.
The commissioner shall be ISappointed by the governor, with the consent of the senate, and shall serveERVES at the pleasure of the governor.
The commissionershallbe ISappointedbythegovernor,withtheconsentofthe senate, and shall serve SERVES at the pleasure of the governor.
The commissioner shall be ISallowed traveling and subsistence expenses actually and necessarily incurred in the performance of official duties.
The commissioner shall be IS allowed traveling and subsistence expenses actuallyand necessarilyincurred in the performance of official duties.
The commissioner shall maintain an office at the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX and shall beIScustodian of all property and records of the department.
The commissioner shall maintain an office at the state capitol buildings group COMPLEX and shall be IS custodian of all property and records of the department.
Effectivedate.Thisacttakeseffectuponpassage;
Effective date.
except that sections9 to 24 of this act take effect July 1, 2027.
This act takes effect upon passage;
except that sections 19 to 24 of this act take effect July 1, 2027.
The general assembly finds, determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate preservationofthepublicpeace,health,orsafetyorforappropriationsfor the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state institutions.
The general assembly finds, determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate preservation of the public peace, health, or safety or for appropriations for PAGE 50-HOUSE BILL 26-1422 the support and maintenance of the departments of the state and state institutions.
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____________________________ ____________________________ Julie McCluskie James Rashad Coleman, Sr.
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE ____________________________ ____________________________ Vanessa Reilly Esther van Mourik CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE APPROVED________________________________________ (Date and Time) _________________________________________ Jared S.
Polis GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO PAGE 51-HOUSE BILL 26-1422
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Action History

  1. Governor Signed

  2. Signed by the Speaker of the House

  3. Signed by the President of the Senate

  4. Sent to the Governor

  5. Senate Third Reading Passed - No Amendments

  6. Senate Second Reading Special Order - Passed - No Amendments

  7. Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Finance

  8. Senate Committee on Finance Refer Unamended to Appropriations

  9. Senate Committee on Appropriations Refer Unamended to Senate Committee of the Whole

  10. House Third Reading Passed with Amendments - Floor

  11. House Third Reading Laid Over Daily - No Amendments

  12. House Committee on Appropriations Refer Amended to House Committee of the Whole

  13. House Committee of the Whole Amendment - Change from Passed to Lost

  14. House Second Reading Special Order - Passed with Amendments - Committee, Floor

  15. House Committee on State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs Refer Amended to Appropriations

  16. Introduced In House - Assigned to State, Civic, Military, & Veterans Affairs

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Passed 29 Yea · 7 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Democrat 21000
Republican 5500
Unaffiliated 3200
Total 29700
% of votes cast 81%19%0%0%
How each member voted (36)
Member Party Vote
Gonzales J. — Yea
Pelton B. — Nay
Pelton R. — Nay
President — Yea
Adrienne Benavidez — Yea
Cathy Kipp Democrat Yea
Chris Kolker Democrat Yea
Dylan Roberts Democrat Yea
Iman Jodeh Democrat Yea
James Coleman Democrat Yea
Janice Marchman Democrat Yea
Jeff Bridges Democrat Yea
Jessie Danielson Democrat Yea
Judy Amabile Democrat Yea
Katie Wallace Democrat Yea
Kyle Mullica Democrat Yea
Lindsey Daugherty Democrat Yea
Lisa Cutter Democrat Yea
Marc Snyder Democrat Yea
Matt Ball Democrat Yea
Mike Weissman Democrat Yea
Nick Hinrichsen Democrat Yea
Robert Rodriguez Democrat Yea
Tom Sullivan Democrat Yea
Tony Exum Democrat Yea
William Lindstedt Democrat Yea
Barbara Kirkmeyer Republican Yea
Cleave Simpson Republican Nay
Janice Rich Republican Yea
John Carson Republican Yea
Larry Liston Republican Nay
Lisa Frizell Republican Yea
Lynda Zamora Wilson Republican Nay
Marc Catlin Republican Nay
Mark Baisley Republican Nay
Scott Bright Republican Yea

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Passed 8 Yea · 1 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 1000
Republican 2100
Democrat 5000
Total 8100
% of votes cast 89%11%0%0%
How each member voted (9)
Member Party Vote
Adrienne Benavidez — Yea
Cathy Kipp Democrat Yea
Chris Kolker Democrat Yea
Janice Marchman Democrat Yea
Kyle Mullica Democrat Yea
Marc Snyder Democrat Yea
Byron Pelton Republican Nay
Cleave Simpson Republican Yea
Lisa Frizell Republican Yea

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Passed 8 Yea · 3 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Democrat 7100
Republican 1200
Total 8300
% of votes cast 73%27%0%0%
How each member voted (11)
Member Party Vote
Andrew Boesenecker Democrat Yea
Brianna Titone Democrat Yea
Elizabeth Velasco Democrat Yea
Emily Sirota Democrat Yea
Junie Joseph Democrat Nay
Kyle Brown Democrat Yea
Matthew Martinez Democrat Yea
Yara Zokaie Democrat Yea
Chris Richardson Republican Nay
Rick Taggart Republican Yea
Scott Bottoms Republican Nay

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Passed 8 Yea · 3 Nay
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 0300
Democrat 8000
Total 8300
% of votes cast 73%27%0%0%
How each member voted (11)
Member Party Vote
Cecelia Espenoza Democrat Yea
Chad Clifford Democrat Yea
Jenny Willford Democrat Yea
Kenny Nguyen Democrat Yea
Lisa Feret Democrat Yea
Meg Froelich Democrat Yea
Michael Carter Democrat Yea
Naquetta Ricks Democrat Yea
Brandi Bradley Republican Nay
Scott Bottoms Republican Nay
Stephanie Luck Republican Nay

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What does HB 1422 do?
The act addresses security measures for the legislative department and judicial department of state government, for the governor, and for certain elected officials and candidates for elected office.     Sections 1 through 4 and sections 6 and 7 of the act create the position of the administrator of legislative safety for the general assembly, address the authority of the Colorado state patrol (state patrol) in the state capitol buildings complex (capitol complex), and change the current position of chief security officer to the sergeant at arms. Specifically, section 1 authorizes the executive committee of the legislative council (executive committee) to, subject to available appropriations, appoint an administrator of legislative safety to serve as the primary point of contact for members of the general assembly on all matters relating to their personal safety and security and to coordinate, in collaboration with the Colorado state patrol, security and protection for members of the general assembly, employees of the general assembly, and other individuals specified by the executive committee (covered individuals). The administrator of legislative safety performs their duties under the direction and supervision of the executive committee and, with approval of the executive committee, may appoint additional personnel as necessary to perform the functions assigned to the administrator of legislative safety. In fulfilling their duties, the administrator of legislative safety shall coordinate with the Colorado state patrol and may coordinate with local law enforcement agencies and with the sergeants at arms of each house of the general assembly.     Sections 2 and 3 change the title of the chief security officer, which each house of the general assembly is authorized to appoint, to the sergeants at arms. Section 2 specifies that each house that appoints sergeants at arms may consult with the administrator of legislative safety in connection with the supervision of the sergeants at arms.     Section 4 specifies that the administrator of legislative safety is a peace officer whose authority includes enforcing all laws of the state and who may be certified by the P.O.S.T. board.     Section 5 specifies that the Colorado state patrol's jurisdiction includes law enforcement services for the governor's mansion.     Existing law requires the state patrol to provide protection for members of the general assembly when they are present in the capitol complex and, under certain circumstances, when they attend functions held elsewhere in the state. Section 6 includes other covered individuals under the state patrol's protection when they are present in the capitol complex. In addition, section 6 clarifies that the state patrol's jurisdiction includes law enforcement services for the capitol complex and requires the state patrol to coordinate its law enforcement efforts in the capitol complex with the administrator of legislative safety.     Existing law grants the city and county of Denver jurisdiction to enforce the laws of the state for the security of people and property in the capitol complex. Section 7 clarifies that this authority is in addition to the jurisdiction of the state patrol to enforce the laws of the state in the capitol complex.     Sections 8 through 10 address various other security concerns for certain elected officials. All candidate committees, political committees, small donor committees, and political parties are required to register with the secretary of state (secretary) or municipal clerk, as applicable, before accepting or making any campaign contributions. Registration requires the submission of a statement listing, among other items, a street address for the principal place of operations of the committee or party. Section 8 specifies that the address may be a street or mailing address.     The secretary is required to make all candidate disclosure statements filed with the secretary available to the public on the secretary's website. Section 9 requires the secretary to redact the candidate's address and other personal information before making a disclosure statement available on the secretary's website and allows the secretary to modify the disclosure form to eliminate the inclusion of personal information.     Existing law requires specified elected and appointed state officials to file a financial disclosure statement with the secretary that includes, among other items, the legal description of any interest in real property with a market value that exceeds $5,000. Section 10 eliminates the requirement to include a legal description of the property and replaces it with a requirement to identify the city and county in which the property is located. Section 10 also requires the secretary to redact the address and other personal information of elected officials before posting the disclosure statement on the secretary's website and allows the secretary to modify the disclosure form to eliminate the inclusion of personal information.     Section 11 requires a sheriff who provides security for a court to use the recommended standards developed by the judicial security task force created in the act to implement security measures for court facilities. The county sheriff shall, to the extent practicable, maintain one secure, single-point access to a court facility and use magnetometers when the court is in session. The county sheriff shall also verify that an individual who enters a courthouse with a firearm is not prohibited from carrying a firearm in a courthouse pursuant to existing law and maintain a log including specified information regarding each individual who enters a courthouse with a firearm; except that this verification and logging requirement does not apply to peace officers employed in the courthouse by the county sheriff.     Sections 12 through 14 modify the assessment and collection of the court security surcharge, and sections 15 and 16 address other judicial security concerns. Under existing law, courts assess and collect a $5 court security surcharge on certain court filing fees ($5 surcharge). The money from the $5 surcharge is deposited in the court security cash fund, which is distributed to counties through grants made by the court security cash fund commission for the counties to use for purposes related to the security of facilities containing a state court or probation office. Section 12 ends the assessment and collection of the $5 surcharge on June 30, 2027, and transfers the balance of the court security cash fund on August 31, 2027, to the court security authority (authority), which is created in the act. Section 13 repeals the $5 surcharge, the court security cash fund, and court security cash fund commission on September 1, 2027.     Section 14 creates the court security authority as a special purpose authority. Beginning on July 1, 2027, the authority imposes a $10 court security surcharge ($10 surcharge) on the same court filings on which the $5 surcharge was assessed and collected. The courts assess and collect the $10 surcharge and transmit the surcharge money to the authority and the authority is required to use the money from the surcharge to provide grants to counties for the same purposes for which grants from the $5 surcharge were made. The authority may also use money from the $10 surcharge to provide grants to the state court administrator's office for system-wide security needs. The act creates the court security authority board, which initially consists of the same members that comprised the court security cash fund commission and requires the board to award the grants based on specified criteria.     Section 15 creates a judicial security task force in the judicial department to develop recommended standards for security at courthouses and other court and probation facilities.     Existing law specifies that an individual commits retaliation against a judge if the individual makes a credible threat or commits an act of harassment, or an act of harm or injury upon a person or property as retaliation or retribution against a judge. Section 16 includes judicial employees in this law.     Existing law allows specified individuals, defined as 'protected persons', to request that state or local government officials remove their personal information from records that are available on the internet. Under existing law, it is unlawful to post a protected person's personal information on the internet in certain circumstances. In addition to other modifications to this law, section 17 adds judicial employees, staff of the general assembly, and elected officials to the definition of 'protected person'. Section 17 also establishes civil remedies for a protected person recoverable from a person who is not a state or local government official and who has published the protected person's personal information if the person does not remove the personal information upon request.     Section 18 prohibits a person from making the personal information of specified elected officials and an elected official's immediate family publicly available on the internet if the person knows or reasonably should know that doing so will pose an imminent and serious threat to the elected official or the elected official's immediate family. Section 18 also allows an elected official to file a request with a state or local government official to redact the elected official's personal information from records that the state or local government official makes available on the internet. Certain specified parties may access, in certain circumstances, a record that includes information otherwise subject to redaction pursuant to this requirement.     Sections 19 through 25 repeal, from each applicable court filing fee, the $5 surcharge that is transmitted to the court security cash fund and implement, for each applicable court filing fee, the $10 surcharge that is transmitted to the authority.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)
Who sponsors HB 1422?
HB 1422 is sponsored by Adrienne Benavidez, K. Wallace, K. Mullica, J. Marchman, C. Kipp, T. Exum, J. Danielson, L. Frizell, J. Coleman, Chad Clifford (Democrat), Monica Duran (Democrat), Michael Carter (Democrat), Cecelia Espenoza (Democrat), Mandy Lindsay (Democrat), and Andrew Boesenecker (Democrat).
What is the current status of HB 1422?
This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced April 22, 2026. Enacted.
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