Sponsored (introduced) — Historical
John Williams · 52 bills · page 2 of 3
- HB 2986 Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation Died
- HB 4679 Relating to authorizing municipalities to establish outdoor refreshment areas for consumption of alcoholic beverages and non-intoxicating beer Died
- HB 4665 Increasing the minimum wage based upon increases in the consumer price index Died
- HB 4663 Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation Died
- HB 4673 Relating to cruelty to animals Died
- HB 2487 Pothole app and map Died
- HB 4120 Requiring the Commissioner of Highways to develop a formula for allocating road funds among districts Died
- HB 2463 Increasing the minimum wage based upon increases in the consumer price index Died
- HB 2488 Relating to the theft of consumer identity protections Died
- HB 2460 Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation Died
- HB 2461 Relating to cruelty to animals Died
- HB 3098 Allowing the same business owner to brew and sell beer to also distill and sell liquor Enacted
- HB 2464 Requiring free feminine hygiene products in grades 6 through 12 Died
- HB 2460 Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation Died
- HB 3098 Allowing the same business owner to brew and sell beer to also distill and sell liquor Died
- HB 2487 Pothole app and map Died
- HB 2488 Relating to the theft of consumer identity protections Died
- HB 2461 Relating to cruelty to animals Died
- HB 2463 Increasing the minimum wage based upon increases in the consumer price index Died
- HB 2464 Requiring free feminine hygiene products in grades 6 through 12 Died
- HB 3044 Requiring the Commissioner of Highways to develop a formula for allocating road funds Vetoed
- HB 2977 Pothole app and map Died
- HB 4569 Creating a statutory right to petition circuit and family courts for sibling visitation Died
- HB 4568 Relating to cruelty to animals Died
- HB 4520 Requiring free feminine hygiene products in grades 6 through 12 Died