Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
Ken Brass · 83 bills · page 1 of 4
- HB 517 TAX/TOBACCO TAX: Establishes the Youth Cessation and Prevention Fund and dedicates a portion of the avails of the tax levied on smokeless tobacco to the fund (RE -$6,000,000 GF RV See Note) Died
- HB 350 DISTRICTS/DRAINAGE: Provides relative to drainage districts Died
- HB 398 TAX/TOBACCO TAX: Increases the tax levied on smokeless tobacco and dedicates a portion of avails of the tax into the Youth Cessation and Prevention Fund (OR +$8,900,000 GF RV See Note) Died
- HB 209 PUBLIC CONTRACT/BIDS: Provides relative to the financing structure for public works projects in Ascension Parish Enacted
- HB 71 BOARDS/COMMISSIONS: Revises the membership of the Dual Enrollment Task Force Enacted
- HB 70 TOPS: Revises initial academic eligibility requirements for a TOPS-Tech award (EG INCREASE GF EX See Note) Died
- HR 275 LEGISLATIVE AUDITOR: Authorizes and directs the Louisiana Legislative Auditor to evaluate public bid law, parish or municipal infrastructure project delivery, and legislative proposals to improve efficiency and timeliness in infrastructure project delivery Died
- HB 381 CAPITAL OUTLAY: Increases the population limitation of municipalities for purposes of eligibility for a waiver of the matching funds requirement for capital outlay projects (EN DECREASE LF EX See Note) Enacted
- HR 361 SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Recognizes the Donaldsonville Juneteenth Celebration and commends the oldest African American businesses of Donaldsonville, Louisiana, for their contributions to the prosperity of the city Died
- HB 395 HIGHER EDUCATION: Expands eligible programs for M.J. Foster Promise Program funding to include those associated with LED projects (EG +$1,257,762 SD EX See Note) Died
- HR 374 HEALTH: Creates the Youth Tobacco and Nicotine Cessation Task Force to study the effects and impacts of nicotine use by persons under twenty-one years of age Died
- HR 102 SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Designates April 30, 2025, as Louisiana Chemical Industry Day at the state capitol Died
- HR 122 SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Designates May 8, 2025, as St. James Parish Day at the state capitol Died
- HB 383 TAX CREDITS: Postpones the termination of a tax credit for C-corporations for local inventory taxes paid but reduces the amount of the credit for those taxpayers (EG1 -$130,000,000 SD RV See Note) Died
- HB 8 TAX/SALES & USE: Levies sales and use taxes on certain digital products and services (Items #8 and 13) (EN +$37,000,000 RV See Note) Enacted
- HB 410 PUBLIC CONTRACTS: Provides relative to exemption from requirements regarding selection of professional services contracts (EN NO IMPACT See Note) Enacted
- HB 551 CURRICULA: Revises the membership and duties of the Dual Enrollment Framework Task Force Enacted
- HB 354 DISTRICTS/ROAD LIGHTING: Provides for the renaming of road lighting districts and the allocation of funding Enacted
- HB 181 DISTRICTS/DRAINAGE: Provides for the membership of gravity drainage district boards of commissioners in Ascension Parish Enacted
- HR 37 SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Designates March 19, 2024, as Louisiana Chemical Industry Day at the state capitol Died
- HB 137 CHILDREN: Provides relative to the Children's Cabinet Advisory Board Enacted
- HCR 63 COMMENDATIONS: Commends New Zion Christian Center for its spiritual journey over the course of its one-hundred-fifty-year history Enacted
- HR 201 SPECIAL DAY/WEEK/MONTH: Commends the Ready Louisiana Coalition and designates May 21, 2024, as Early Education Day at the state capitol Died
- HB 834 INSURANCE/GROUP-SHERIFFS: Provides relative to the St. James Parish Retired Employees Insurance Fund Died
- HB 167 CRIME: Provides relative to penalties for unlawful use of an unmanned aircraft system Enacted