Concerning the authority of local governments to prohibit the operation of motor vehicles upon roughed-in roads when necessary for the protection of the public.

Concerning lowering the suicide rate by enhancing care for persons affected by suicide, and, in connection therewith, broadening Colorado's focus to include suicide prevention, intervention, and postvention.

Concerning expanding the community transition specialist program.

Concerning the ability of voters in the town of Parker in Douglas county to determine whether to be included in the boundaries of the regional transportation district.

Concerning adoption by the public utilities commission of programs for the voluntary reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by natural gas utilities.

Concerning equal access to services related to out-of-home placements.

Concerning the responsibility of an individual firearm owner to report a missing firearm.

Concerning divestment action by the public employees' retirement association against companies financially involved with fossil fuel companies.

Concerning measures to secure firearms to prevent use by persons not lawfully permitted to possess firearms.

Concerning measures to create opportunities for persons who acquire experience in wildland fire services through the inmate disaster relief program.

Concerning an increase in the aggregate amount of qualified charter school bonds for which the general assembly may appropriate money to restore debt service reserve requirements.

Concerning the bulk purchase of opiate antagonists pursuant to a standing order.