Colorado 2024 Regular Session Status: In Committee 1 D cosponsors

HB 24-1069 — Recycling of Single-Use Electronic Smoking Devices

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This bill died with 2024 Regular Session. It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.

This bill is no longer active — its legislative session has ended, so there are no live odds of enactment. It would have to be reintroduced in the current session to move again.

Summary

The bill establishes the electronic smoking device recycling strategies advisory group (advisory group). The advisory group is tasked with conducting an analysis of methods and strategies for the recycling of single-use electronic smoking devices (devices). The advisory group shall develop a report that: Evaluates the extent of pollution caused by the disposal of devices; Reviews existing practices and capacity for the recycling of devices; Considers methods and strategies for recycling devices that are protective of the public health and environment; Considers whether Colorado should establish a deposit and recycle program that charges consumers a fee for recycling devices; Recommends any state or local government policies related to the recycling of devices; and Identifies any existing state or federal grant programs or other programs that may be available to assist in the development of strategies for the recycling of devices. The advisory group must submit the report to the general assembly, the department of public health and environment, and the governor's office on or before October 31, 2025. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)

Bill Text

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Plain-language change summary

The amendment changes the language regarding the recycling of single-use electronic smoking devices. It replaces "standardized method" with "method" and adds clarity by removing phrases like "and others put the devices into an incinerator," while maintaining the focus on the need for guidelines for safe recycling and collection of these devices. This matters because it refines the scope of the discussion around recycling strategies while still emphasizing the environmental concerns related to electronic smoking devices.

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Second Regular Session Seventy-fourth General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO INTRODUCED LLS NO.
Second Regular Session Seventy-fourth General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO PREAMENDED This Unofficial Version Includes Committee Amendments Not Yet Adopted on Second Reading LLS NO.
24-0291.01 Christopher McMichael x4775 HOUSE BILL 24-1069 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP Valdez, SENATE SPONSORSHIP (None), House Committees Senate Committees Energy & Environment A BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING THE CREATION OF THE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE RECYCLINGSTRATEGIESADVISORYGROUPTOMAKESTRATEGY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES .
24-0291.01 Christopher McMichael x4775 HOUSE BILL 24-1069 HOUSE SPONSORSHIP Valdez, SENATE SPONSORSHIP (None), House Committees Senate Committees Energy & Environment Appropriations A BILL FOR AN ACT CONCERNING THE CREATION OF THE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE RECYCLINGSTRATEGIESADVISORYGROUPTOMAKESTRATEGY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES .
-2- HB24-1069 (d) There is an estimated 23.6 tons of lithium contained in the number of vapes sold annually in the United States, which is enough lithium to create about 2,600 electric vehicle batteries;
-2- 1069 (d) There is an estimated 23.6 tons of lithium contained in the number of vapes sold annually in the United States, which is enough lithium to create about 2,600 electric vehicle batteries;
(e) Single-use electronic smoking devices are thrown away after being used, which means the hazardous substances, plastics, and metals in the vapes and cartridges make it into Colorado's landfills or end up as litter in streets, parks, groundwater, and waterways;
(e) Single-use electronic smoking devices are thrown away after being used, which means the hazardous substances, plastics, and metals in the vapes and cartridges make it into Colorado's landfills or end up as litter in streets, parks,ools, groundwater, and waterways;
some landfills opt to burythe devices and others put the devices into an incinerator;
some landfills opt to burythe devices and others put the devices into an incinerator, which can pose a fire hazard for waste haulers and workers at landfill facilities or other collection and processing facilities;
(i) There is currently no standardized method for recycling single-use electronic smoking devices;
(i) There is currently no method for recycling single-use electronic smoking devices;
and (j) Retailers who sell single-use electronic smoking devices, consumers, landfill facility operators, and electronic smoking device manufacturers need guidelines and options for recycling vapes and other electronic smoking devices so that the devices do not pollute Colorado's streets, parks, groundwater, and waterways.
and (j) Retailers who sell single-use electronic smoking devices, consumers, landfill facility operators,ocal governments, schools, and electronicsmokingdevicemanufacturersneedguidelinesandoptionsfor safely recycling, collecting, and transporting vapes and other electronic smoking devices so that the devices do not pollute Colorado's streets, parks, schools, groundwater, and waterways.
(2) The general assembly further finds and declares that it is in Colorado's best interest to convene an advisory group to recommend strategies for the recycling of single-use electronic smoking devices.
(2) The general assembly further finds and declares that it is in -3- 1069 Colorado's best interest to convene an advisory group to recommend strategies for the recycling of single-use electronic smoking devices.
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-16.5-114 as -3- HB24-1069 follows:
In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 25-16.5-114 as follows:
Electronic smoking device recycling strategies advisory group - created - members - strategies - report - definitions -repeal.(1) ASUSEDINTHISSECTION ,UNLESSTHECONTEXTOTHERWISE REQUIRES:
Electronic smoking device recycling strategies advisory group - created - members - strategies - report - definitions -repeal.(1) ASUSEDINTHISSECTION ,UNLESSTHECONTEXTOTHERWISE REQUIRES :
(a) "ADVISORYGROUP "MEANSTHEELECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICE RECYCLINGSTRATEGIESADVISORYGROUPCREATEDINSUBSECTION (2)OF THIS SECTION.
(a) "ADVISORYGROUP "MEANSTHEELECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICE RECYCLINGSTRATEGIESADVISORYGROUPCREATEDINSUBSECTION (2OF THIS SECTION.
(b) "EECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICE " HASTHEMEANINGSETFORTH IN SECTION25-14-203 (4.5).
(b) "ELECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICE "HASTHEMEANINGSETFORTH IN SECTION25-14-203 (4.5).
(d) "RECYCLE" OR"RECYCLING "HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 25-17-302 (7).
(d) "RECYCLE "OR "RECYCLING"HAS THE MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 25-17-302 (7).
(e) "SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE " DOES NOT INCLUDEANELECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICETHATISDESIGNEDTOBEUSED MORE THAN ONCE BY THE CONSUMER AND THAT CONTAINS A REFILLABLE CARTRIDGE AND RECHARGEABLE BATTERY .
(e) "SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE " MEANS AN ELECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICETHATISNOTDESIGNEDTOBEREFILLEDAND HAS AN EMBEDDED BATTERY .
(3) T HE ADVISORY GROUP CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING TEN MEMBERS ,APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:
(3) THEADVISORYGROUPCONSISTSOFTHEFOLLOWINGFOURTEEN MEMBERS ,APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR:
(a) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE NICOTINE BASED SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE INDUSTRY;
(a) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE NICOTINE -BASED SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE INDUSTRY;
(b) TWO MEMBERS WHO REPRESENT THE CANNABIS BASED SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE INDUSTRY;
(b) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE CANNABIS -BASED -4- 1069 SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE INDUSTR;
(c) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS SINGLE USE ELECTRONIC -4- HB24-1069 SMOKING DEVICE RETAILERS;
(c) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE RETAILERS;
(d) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS AN INDEPENDENTLY OWNED CONVENIENCE STORE ;
(d) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS AN INDEPENDENTLY OWNED CONVENIENCE STORE;
(e) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE DEPARTMENT AND WHO SPECIALIZES IN ELECTRONIC WASTE RECYCLIN;
(e) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE DEPARTMENT AND WHO SPECIALIZES IN ELECTRONIC WASTE RECYCLI;G (f)O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS WASTE HAULERS ,AS DEFINED IN SECTION30-20-1001 (16);
(f) TO MEMBERS WHO REPRESENT WASTE HAULERS ,ASDEFINED IN SECTION30-20-1001 (16);
(g) ONEMEMBERWHOREPRESENTSAWASTERECYCLINGFACILITY THAT RECYCLES ELECTRONIC WASTE ;
(g) ONEMEMBERWHOREPRESENTSAWASTERECYCLINGFACILITY THAT RECYCLES ELECTRONIC WASTE ;AND (h) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A COLORADO ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP AND THE MITIGATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION .
(h) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A COLORADO ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP AND THE MITIGATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION ;
(i) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS THE DEPARTMENT AND WHO HAS EXPERIENCE IN THE UTILIZATION OF AND THE HEALTH IMPACTS OF ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES;
(j) O NE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS AN ENVIRONMENTAL OR COMMUNITY BASED NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT FOCUSES ON THE RECYCLING AND DISPOSAL OF WASTE;
(k) ONEMEMBERWHOREPRESENTSASCHOOLORSCHOOLDISTRICT WHO IS FAMILIAR WITH THE IMPACT AND PRACTICES OF DISPOSING OF SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE;
(l) NEMEMBERWHOREPRESENTSACOUNTYORAMUNICIPALITY FROM C OLORADO S FRONT RANGE AND WHO IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF A COUNTYORAMUNICIPALHEALTHDEPARTMENTORWHOHASEXPERIENCE WITHTHERECYCLINGANDDISPOSALOFHOUSEHOLDHAZARDOUSWASTE ;
-5- 1069 (m) ONEMEMBERWHOREPRESENTSARURALCOUNTYORARURAL MUNICIPALITY IN COLORADO AND WHO IS A REPRESENTATIVE OF A COUNTYORAMUNICIPALHEALTHDEPARTMENTORWHOHASEXPERIENCE WITHTHERECYCLINGANDDISPOSALOFHOUSEHOLDHAZARDOUSWASTE ;
AND (n) ONE MEMBER WHO REPRESENTS A HOSPITALITY OR ENTERTAINMENT VENUE AND IS FAMILIAR WITH THE IMPACTS AND PRACTICES OF DISPOSING OF SINGUSE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES.
(b) THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSHALLCALLTHE FIRST MEETINGOF THE ADVISORY GROUP ,WHICH MEETING MUST OCCUR ON OR BEFORE O CTOBER 31, 2024.
(b)(I) HE EXECUTIVE DIRECTORSHALLCALLTHEFIRSTMEETING OF THE ADVISORY GROUP,WHICH MEETING MUST OCCUR ON OR BEFORE O CTOBER 31, 2024.
(c) AT THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ADVISORY GROUP , THE ADVISORY GROUP SHALL ELECT ,BY A SIMPLE MAJORITY VOTE,A CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS .
(II) ALL MEETINGS OF THE ADVISORY GROUP ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC,AND THE ADVISORY GROUP MUST ALLOW A PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AT THE MEETING.
(d) (I) T ADVISORY GROUP SHALL MEET AT LEAST THREE TIMES BEFORE A UGUST 1, 2025.
(III) OTICE OFALLMEETINGS OFTHE ADVISORY GROUP MUST BE POSTEDONTHEDEPARTMENT 'SWEBSITEATLEASTFORTY EIGHTHOURSIN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING.
(II) TE CHAIR OF THE ADVISORY GROUP MAY CALL ADDITIONAL MEETINGS AS NECESSARY .
(c) AT THE FIRST MEETING OF THE ADVISORY GROUP , THE ADVISORY GROUP SHALL ELECT ,BY A SIMPLE MAJORITY VOT,A CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR FROM AMONG ITS MEMBERS.
(5) T HE ADVISORY GROUP SHALL ANALYZE INFORMATION , METHODS , STRATEGIES,AND POLICIES RELATED TO THE RECYCLING OF -5- HB24-1069 SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE.
(d) (I) T ADVISORY GROUP SHALLMEET AT LEAST THREE TIMES BEFORE A UGUST1, 2025.
(II) TE CHAIR OF THE ADVISORY GROUP MAY CALL ADDITIONAL MEETINGS AS NECESSARY.
-6- 1069 (5) THE ADVISORY GROUP SHALL ANALYZE INFORMATION , METHODS ,STRATEGIES, AND POLICIES RELATED TO THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE.
(a) EALUATETHEEXTENTOFPOLLUTIONTHATISCAUSEDBYTHE DISPOSAL OF SINGL-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES IN LANDFIL;S (b) R EVIEW EXISTING PRACTICES FOR THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE;
(a) EALUATETHEEXTENTOFPOLLUTIONTHATISCAUSEDBYTHE DISPOSAL OF SINGL-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES IN LANDFILLS AND THE ENVIRONMENT ;
(b) REVIEW EXISTING PRACTICES FOR THE RECYCLING , COLLECTION,ANDTRANSPORTATIONOFSINGLE -USEELECTRONICSMOKING DEVICES THROUGHOUT THE DIFFERENT REGIONS OF COLORADO , AS DESCRIBED IN THE INTEGRATED SOLID WASTE AND MATERIALS MANAGEMENT PLAN ;
(d) CONSIDER METHODS AND STRATEGIES FOR RECYCLING SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES THAT ENSURE THE HAZARDOUS WASTE AND OTHER MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES DO NOT POLLUTE C OLORADO S ENVIRONMENT ;
(d) CONSIDER METHODS AND STRATEGIES FOR RECYCLING SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES THAT ENSURE THE HAZARDOUS WASTE AND OTHER MATERIALS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES DO NOT POLLUTE C OLORADO S ENVIRONMENT OR POSE A DANGER TO WORKERS IN THE SOLID WASTE COLLECTION TRANSPORTATION ,PROCESSING,DISPOSAL,ANDRECYCLING INDUSTRIES;
(f) RCOMMENDANYSTATEORLOCALGOVERNMENTPOLICIESOR PROGRAMS RELATED TO THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES;AND (g) IENTIFYANYEXISTINGSTATEORFEDERALGRANTPROGRAMS OR OTHER PROGRAMS THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIES FOR THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES INCOLORADO .
(f) RCOMMENDANYSTATEORLOCALGOVERNMENTPOLICIESOR PROGRAMS RELATED TO THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC -7- 1069 SMOKING DEVICES;
(6) (a) THE ADVISORY GROUP SHALL DEVELOP A REPORT REGARDINGANYFINDINGS ,STRATEGIES,ORRECOMMENDATIONSFORTHE RECYCLING OFSINGLE-USE ELECTRONICSMOKING DEVICES PURSUANT TO -6- HB24-1069 THE ANALYSIS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (5) OF THIS SECTION.
(g) CONSIDERASTATEPOLICYTHATWOULDPROHIBITTHESALEOF SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES ICOLORADO ;AND (h) DENTIFYANYEXISTINGSTATEORFEDERALGRANTPROGRAMS OR OTHER PROGRAMS THAT MAY BE AVAILABLE TO ASSIST IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIES FOR THE RECYCLING OF SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES;
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(b) NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 31, 2025,THE ADVISORY GROUP SHALLSUBMIT THE REPORT DEVELOPED PURSUANT TOSUBSECTION (6)(a) OF THIS SECTION TO THE SENATE BUSINES,LABOR ,AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE ,THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND LABOR COMMITTEE ,OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES ,THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ,AND THE GOVERNOR S OFFIC.
(i) CONSIDER THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SINGL-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE PRODUCER RESPONSIBILITY PROGRAM , WHICH MAY INCLUDE EDUCATING CONSUMERS AND THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SAFETY IMPACTS OF THE DISPOSAL OF SING-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES AND HOW TO SAFELY HANDLE AND RECYCLE THE DEVICES;
(7) T HE DEPARTMENT SHALL PROVIDE ANY ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORTTOTHEADVISORYGROUPASMAYBENECESSARYTOIMPLEMENT THISSECTION.T HE DEPARTMENT MAY SEEK,ACCEPT ,AND EXPENDGIFTS, GRANTS ,OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTIO.
(j) EXAMINE THE COSTS AND IMPACT THAT SINGLE -USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICES , AND THE COSTS AND IMPACT OF COLLECTINGANDRECYCLINGSINGLE -USEELECTRONICSMOKINGDEVICES , HAVE ON SCHOOLS,SCHOOLDISTRICTS ,LOCALGOVERNMENTS ,OROTHER ENTITIES AS DETERMINED BY THE ADVISORY GROU;AND (k) CONSIDER HOW OTHER STATES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS IN OTHER STATES ARE COLLECTING , TRANSPORTING , AND RECYCLING SINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKING DEVICE.
(8) THIS SECTION IS REPEAL,EFFECTIVES EPTEMBER 1, 2026.
(6) (a) THE ADVISORY GROUP SHALL DEVELOP A REPORT REGARDINGANYFINDINGS ,STRATEGIES,ORRECOMMENDATIONSFORTHE RECYCLING OFSINGLE-USE ELECTRONIC SMOKINGDEVICESPURSUANT TO THE ANALYSIS CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (5)OF THIS SECTION.
(b) NO LATER THAN O CTOBER 31, 2025THE ADVISORY GROUP -8- 1069 SHALLSUBMIT THE REPORT DEVELOPED PURSUANT TOSUBSECTION (6)(a) OF THIS SECTION TO THE SENATE BUSINES,LABOR, AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE ,THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND LABOR COMMITTEE ,OR ANY SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES ,THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND THE GOVERNOR 'S OFFIC.
(7) T HE DEPARTMENT SHALL PROVIDE ANY ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORTTOTHEADVISORYGROUPASMAYBENECESSARYTOIMPLEMENT THIS SECTIO.THE DEPARTMENT MAYSEEK ,ACCEPT,AND EXPEND GIFTS, GRANTS ,OR DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE OR PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS SECTIO.
(8) THIS SECTION IS REPEAL,EFFECTIVESEPTEMBER 1, 2026.
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Action History

  1. House Committee on Appropriations Lay Over Unamended - Amendment(s) Failed

  2. House Committee on Energy & Environment Refer Amended to Appropriations

  3. Introduced In House - Assigned to Energy & Environment

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What does HB 24-1069 do?
The bill establishes the electronic smoking device recycling strategies advisory group (advisory group). The advisory group is tasked with conducting an analysis of methods and strategies for the recycling of single-use electronic smoking devices (devices). The advisory group shall develop a report that: Evaluates the extent of pollution caused by the disposal of devices; Reviews existing practices and capacity for the recycling of devices; Considers methods and strategies for recycling devices that are protective of the public health and environment; Considers whether Colorado should establish a deposit and recycle program that charges consumers a fee for recycling devices; Recommends any state or local government policies related to the recycling of devices; and Identifies any existing state or federal grant programs or other programs that may be available to assist in the development of strategies for the recycling of devices. The advisory group must submit the report to the general assembly, the department of public health and environment, and the governor's office on or before October 31, 2025. (Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced.)
Who sponsors HB 24-1069?
HB 24-1069 is sponsored by Alex Valdez (Democrat).
What is the current status of HB 24-1069?
This bill died with 2024 Regular Session. It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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