HB 0109 |
Monitor | Volunteer pension account-search and rescue. |
Michael Madden |
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2/3/2017 |
H:Died in Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to HR 5-4 |
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| This bill adds volunteer firemen, EMT, and search and rescue personnel to the Wyoming state pension system, it also changes from 70% to 76% of the gross premium tax levided upon fire insurance premiums. |
HB 0112 |
Support | EMS licensure-interstate compact. |
Labor, Health and Social Services |
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2/21/2017 |
Chapter No. 38 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 |
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| This bill recognizes EMS licensure from other states to increase cross state opportunities for resources and reduce the complication of licensing and testing. Strongly supported by EMS and fire department associations. WAM ACTION TAKEN: 2/6/17 Laurie Heath testified in support |
HB 0148 |
Monitor | Tobacco prevention, cessation and treatment programs. |
Tom Walters |
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2/3/2017 |
H:DO PASS FAILED in Accordance with House Rule 5-4: 3-5-1- |
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| This bill requires the Department of Health to develop and implement statewide tobacco prevention, cessation and treatment programs and provide materials. WAM is monitoring the bill along with the budget cuts to see how it may impact local PMOs. |
HB 0151 |
Support | Cigarette tax. |
Michael Madden |
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2/28/2017 |
S:DO PASS FAILED in Accordance with Senate Rule 5-4: 2-3- |
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| This bill increases the tax per cigarettes from $.006 to $.009 with the increase of distribution to municipalities from 33 1/3% to 74 1/2%. WAM Action Taken: 1/25/17 Laurie Heath testified in support stressing although this is small revenue, WAM should support any revenue change. |
HB 0168 |
Monitor | Tobacco tax. |
Cathy Connolly |
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2/3/2017 |
H:DO PASS FAILED in Accordance with House Rule 5-4: 4-5-0- |
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| The tax on tobacco increases and could, due to reduction in consumption, result in decreases in local revenues. WAM Action Taken: 1/25/17 Laurie Heath testified in general support. Bill failed in committee |
HB 0274 |
Monitor | Alcohol excise tax. |
Scott Clem |
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2/3/2017 |
H:DO PASS FAILED in Accordance with House Rule 5-4: 4-5-0- |
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| This bill raises taxes on alcohol to support funding of Children's Trust Fund, Court Supervised Treatment and Juvenile Services. WAM ACTION: 2/1/17, bill failed the Revenue Committee 5-4. |
SF 0016 |
Monitor | Special districts elections. |
Corporations, Elections and Political Subdivisions |
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3/6/2017 |
Chapter No. 106 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 |
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| Special district changes that may be applicable to cities or towns that partner with for services. WAM ACTION: 2/21/17, bill passed House COW on second reading. |
SF 0053 |
Monitor | Veterans preference. |
Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs |
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3/10/2017 |
Chapter No. 195 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 |
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| This bill increases hiring preferences for Veterans which could impact personnel decisions of WAM members. WAM ACTION: 3/2/17, bill passed House on third and final reading. WAM ACTION: 3/1/17, House did not concur with Senate, headed toward conference committee. WAM ACTION: 2/28/17, Senate concurred with House amendments. WAM ACTION: 2/21/17, bill passed House COW on third reading. WAM ACTION: 2/9/17, bill provides for preference only during the interview process, bill passed the House Transportation Committee 8-1. |
SF 0054 |
Support | Military spouse-hiring preference. |
Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs |
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2/27/2017 |
COW:Failed 14-43-3-0-0 |
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| This bill increases hiring preferences for military spouses, which could influence personnel decisions of WAM members. WAM ACTION: 2/9/17, bill provides for preference only during the interview process, bill passed the House Transportation Committee 5-4. |
SF 0055 |
Support | Antidiscrimination-military spouses. |
Transportation, Highways and Military Affairs |
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1/23/2017 |
3rd Reading:Failed 11-19-0-0-0 |
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| This bill increases hiring preferences for military spouses, which could influence personnel decisions of WAM members. |