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HB19-1074

Daylight Saving Time Exemption

Concerning an exemption from daylight saving time.
01/31/2019 | House Committee on Rural Affairs & Agriculture Postpone Indefinitely
Rep. K. Ransom | Rep. P. Buck
2019 Regular Session
Bill
State Government
SB20-105

Daylight Saving Time Observed Year Round

Concerning the designation of daylight saving time as the standard year-round time within the state.
02/19/2020 | Senate Committee on State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Postpone Indefinitely
Sen. R. Scott
2020 Regular Session
Bill
State Government
SM20-001

Memorializing Congress Repeal Daylight Saving Time

Memorializing congress to repeal the federal law establishing the annual advancement of time known as "daylight saving time" and leave the United States on standard time year-round.
05/28/2020 | Senate Third Reading Laid Over to 11/01/2020 - No Amendments
Sen. J. Bridges | Sen. R. Scott
2020 Regular Session
Memorial
SB22-135

Standard Time In Colorado

Concerning the adoption of "United States Mountain Standard Time" as the year-round time within the entire state.
04/26/2022 | Senate Committee on State, Veterans, & Military Affairs Postpone Indefinitely
Sen. J. Bridges | Sen. R. Scott | Rep. C. Kipp
2022 Regular Session
Bill
State Government
Summary of Major Legislation

Summary of State Government Legislation (2022)

During the 2022 legislative session, the General Assembly considered several measures related to State Government including task forces and commissions, payments and fees, compensation, holidays, and daylight savings.

Legislative Council Staff
07/26/2022
General Assembly
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