Co-sponsored — Current session
Elliott Engen · 51 bills · page 2 of 3
- HF 128 Penalties for engaging in prostitution with minors increased. Introduced
- HF 129 Director of child sex trafficking prevention required to submit a program evaluation each odd-numbered year to the legislature. To Executive
- HF 130 Mandatory minimum sentences established for sex trafficking offenses. Introduced
- HF 131 Persons subject to stays of adjudication in criminal sexual conduct cases required to register as predatory offenders. Introduced
- HF 139 Public employees police and fire retirement plan; state patrol retirement plan; postretirement adjustments increased, and waiting period for a postretirement adjustment decreased for the public employees police and fire retirement plan. Introduced
- HF 167 Unlimited Social Security individual income tax subtraction allowed, individual income tax rates modified, and property tax refunds modified. Introduced
- HF 177 Refundable construction tax exemption provided for construction of new single-family residential housing for first-time homebuyers. Introduced
- HF 194 Exclusion amount increased for homesteads of veterans with a disability. Introduced
- HF 195 Classification rate removed and property tax exemption established for certain property owned and operated by congressionally chartered veterans service organizations. Introduced
- HF 286 Local units of government authorized to conduct criminal background checks under certain circumstances. To Executive
- HF 289 SAVI program established for state agencies to encourage innovation and cost savings. Passed
- HF 491 Law enforcement officers, firefighters, and emergency medical services personnel provided funding for mental health services and outdoor activities, and money appropriated. Introduced
- HF 2627 Pet shops prohibited from selling cats and dogs. Introduced
- HF 1606 Nudification technology access prohibited. To Executive
- HF 1724 Direct primary care service agreements established. Introduced
- HF 1849 Term limits provided for governor and lieutenant governor, and constitutional amendment proposed. Introduced
- HF 1 Office of Inspector General established, powers and duties provided, enhanced grant oversight provided, retaliation prohibited, existing executive Offices of Inspector General transferred or repealed, fraud detection and prevention provided, conforming changes made, reports required, and money appropriated. Introduced
- HF 2 Fraud reporting required when a state employee has reason to suspect fraud, and grants management requirements strengthened. Introduced
- HF 3 Legislative auditor required to submit a report to the legislature related to an agency's implementation of legislative auditor recommendations, and money appropriated. Passed
- HF 4 Budget surplus return to state taxpayers provided, and constitutional amendment proposed. Passed
- HF 5 Imposition and allocation of certain taxes modified, tax analysis required, transportation funding impacts analysis required, retail delivery fee repealed, unlimited Social Security subtraction provided, previous appropriation and transfer modified, reports required, money transferred, and money appropriated. Introduced
- HF 6 Read Act modified, appropriations cancelled; education innovation provisions modified; P-TECH approval process modified; Office of Achievement and Innovation established in the Department of Education; equity, diversity, and inclusion appropriation modified; school performance reporting system established; fund transfers for fiscal years 2025 through 2029 authorized; and school board authorized to not comply with recently enacted state laws or rules. Introduced
- HF 7 Public safety; various provisions modified relating to data held by law enforcement agencies; agency bail or bond notice; sex trafficking minimum sentences; reason for dismissing charges; liability and vicarious liability; assaulting a police officer penalty; penalties increased for obstructing trunk highway, airport, or transit traffic; tracking device placement, requirements, and expanded uses; criminal penalties; and money appropriated. Introduced
- HF 8 Wetland Conservation Act determination efficiency improved, permitting efficiency reporting requirements modified, permit application process improved, Pollution Control Agency required to issue separate permits, expedited permitting process modified, petitioners required to reside in affected or adjoining counties, and money appropriated. Introduced
- HF 9 Hydroelectric capacity that qualifies as an eligible energy technology under the renewable energy standard modified; electric utility requirements relating to energy, solar, or carbon-free standards delayed under certain conditions; and sales tax exemption for residential heating fuels and electricity expanded. Introduced