Delaware Legislation

This bill designates the week of February 24 to February 28, 2025, as 'Public Schools Week' in Delaware. It aims to honor and recognize the contributions of educators and staff in the state's public schools. The week will celebrate the important role that schools and their personnel play in the community.

Bill DE SCR13 is a resolution that recognizes and celebrates the Lunar New Year in 2025. It aims to acknowledge the cultural significance of this holiday for many communities. The bill highlights the importance of diversity and inclusion in Delaware.

The bill, DE SCR14, aims to re-establish the Student Behavior and School Climate Task Force in Delaware. This task force will focus on improving student behavior and creating a positive school environment. It seeks to bring together various stakeholders to address issues related to student conduct and overall school climate.

This bill honors the contributions and leadership of African Americans throughout history. It also encourages the celebration of Black History Month to recognize and appreciate these achievements. The goal is to promote awareness and understanding of African American history and culture.

This bill proposes changes to the governing rules of the Town of Delmar, specifically regarding how nominations and elections are conducted. It also addresses the town's ability to borrow money and issue bonds for funding purposes. These amendments aim to streamline local governance and improve financial management.

The bill establishes a Retail Crime Prevention Task Force in Delaware. This task force will focus on addressing and reducing retail crime in the state. It aims to bring together various stakeholders to develop strategies and recommendations for improving safety in retail environments.

This bill designates February 2025 as 'Career and Technical Education Month' in Delaware. The purpose is to recognize the importance of career and technical education in preparing students for the workforce. It aims to promote awareness and appreciation for these educational programs.

This bill designates the week of February 16th through 22nd, 2025, as Grain Bin Safety Week in Delaware. The purpose of this recognition is to raise awareness about the safety risks associated with grain bins and promote safe practices among those who work with them.

DE HB14 is a proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution that aims to strengthen the right to individual privacy. The bill seeks to ensure that citizens have greater protections regarding their personal information and private lives. If passed, it would formally recognize privacy as a fundamental right in the state.

This bill designates January 2025 as 'Human Trafficking Awareness Month' in Delaware. Its purpose is to raise awareness about human trafficking issues and promote education on prevention and support for victims. The recognition aims to engage the community in efforts to combat this serious problem.

This bill designates January 23, 2025, as 'Maternal Health Awareness Day' in Delaware. The aim is to raise awareness about maternal health issues and promote better health outcomes for mothers and their children. It highlights the importance of maternal health in the community.

This bill recognizes the Easterseals/CAI Volleyball Challenge and honors Penelope (Penny) Pratz as the Volleyball Ambassador. It celebrates the 20th year of participation by both Democrat and Republican teams in this event. The bill aims to highlight the importance of community involvement and cooperation among different political groups.

The bill, DE HCR2, aims to re-establish the Public Education Funding Commission in Delaware. This commission will focus on reviewing and recommending improvements to the way public education is funded in the state. By re-establishing this body, lawmakers hope to address funding disparities and ensure that all students have access to quality education.

This bill proposes to amend Delaware's laws to officially recognize a National Day of Mourning when a current or former President of the United States passes away. It aims to provide a formal way for the state to honor and remember the contributions of these leaders. The bill is currently in the introductory stage of the legislative process.

This bill recognizes the vital role that nurses play in the healthcare system in Delaware and aims to support their rights. It emphasizes the importance of the nursing profession and seeks to advocate for better working conditions and respect for nurses' contributions.

The bill recognizes January 9, 2025, as 'Law Enforcement Appreciation Day' in Delaware. This day is intended to honor and show gratitude towards law enforcement officers for their service and dedication to public safety. The resolution highlights the importance of law enforcement in the community.

Delaware HB100 is a budget bill that outlines how much money the state government will spend for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. It includes specific rules and conditions for how these funds can be used and makes changes to existing laws related to state spending.

Delaware HB101 is a proposal to provide a one-time extra funding allocation to the Office of Management and Budget for the fiscal year that ends on June 30, 2026. This supplemental appropriation aims to support the state's financial management and budgeting processes. The bill is currently in the introductory phase and has been sponsored by Representative Melissa Minor-Brown.

This bill proposes changes to the rules that govern how bills are accepted for filing in the House of Representatives during the 153rd General Assembly. The goal is to streamline the process and possibly make it more efficient for lawmakers to introduce new legislation.

This bill proposes changes to the rules of the Delaware House of Representatives to ensure that a specific date is set for when a bill will be discussed and voted on. This aims to create a more organized legislative process, allowing for better planning and transparency regarding when legislation will be considered. By establishing a clear timeline, it may help both lawmakers and the public stay informed about important bills.

This bill proposes changes to the rules governing how an officer can be removed from their position in the Delaware House of Representatives. Specifically, it focuses on the process of removal by a Bill of Address, which is a formal way to remove an official for misconduct. The amendment aims to clarify and potentially streamline this process for future instances.

Delaware SB30 is a bill that outlines funding for various state projects and improvements for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. It allows the state to issue bonds to raise money, appropriates funds for transportation projects, and sets rules for how these funds can be spent. The bill aims to support infrastructure development and manage state finances effectively.

DE SB44 is a bill that aims to make changes to the regulations governing the Diamond State Port Corporation in Delaware. The specific amendments are intended to enhance the operations and management of the port, potentially improving its efficiency and effectiveness.

Bill DE SCR3 honors the life and contributions of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on the occasion of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. It recognizes his efforts in promoting civil rights and social justice. The bill serves as a reminder of his legacy and the ongoing importance of his work in today's society.