Legislation Sponsored by Steve Harshman (3)

Date of Last Recorded Action: 5/11/2021

HB 0225 MonitorSelect committee on education funding. Steve Harshman
2/28/2017 S:Died in Committee Returned Bill Pursuant to SR 5-4 ---
(03) 64th Session Failed Bills 01 - Taxes and Revenue 03 - Education 16 - State Budget and Fiscal Affairs Bob
Dave House Bills Justin
This bill requires a select committee to investigate potential avenues for K-12 funding and may include a special session.
HB 0253 SupportEconomic development account funding. Steve Harshman
3/8/2017 Chapter No. 150 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 ---
(02) 64th Session Bills Passed House/Senate (04) Week Four - Mar 5 to 9 (10) Week Seven - Feb 21 to 24 (11) Week Eight - Feb 27 to March 3 02 - Local Government
04 - Business/Economic Development 16 - State Budget and Fiscal Affairs Bob Dave House Bills
Justin

This bill provides an appropriation of $25M from the LSRA to the economic development account within the revolving investment funds, specifies use of a portion of the appropriation. The initial bill requires not less than $5M to be used to increase broadband services across the state.

WAM ACTION: 3/1/17, House concurred with Senate confernce committee, bill adopted.    

WAM ACTION: 2/10/17, Rick Kaysen testified in support, Senate Minerals passed bill 5-0. 

WAM ACTION: 1/30/17 Laurie Heath testified in support reminding that if broadband was budgeted to consider increasing connectivity then consider connections into the municipal government buildings. Bill was amended to remove the broadband earmark language and passed committee.  

HB 0254 SupportPublic purpose investments. Steve Harshman
3/6/2017 Chapter No. 88 Session Laws of Wyoming 2017 ---
(02) 64th Session Bills Passed House/Senate (04) Week Four - Mar 5 to 9 11 - Finance and Procurement 16 - State Budget and Fiscal Affairs 18 - State Administration
Bob Dave House Bills Justin

This bill relates to state investments increasing the amount authorized to be invested for specific public purposes. This bill increases from $600M to $1B availability of state funds for investment programs.

WAM ACTION: 2/10/17, Rick Kaysen testified in support, Senate Minerals passed bill 5-0.

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