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Early Childhood and Behavioral Health
  • Work Session
    • SB 62 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to develop, implement and administer a program to support consumer engagement efforts aimed at increasing and optimizing consumer involvement in planning and decision-making surrounding the access to, and delivery of, behavioral health services in this state.
    • SB 142 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study the progress of and investment opportunities in specified programs.
    • SB 527 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to develop and implement a grant program to distribute moneys to local workforce development boards to partner with certain entities to provide behavioral health education and training for high school students.
    • SB 702 Prohibits distributing, selling, attempting to sell or offering to sell flavored inhalant delivery system products or flavored tobacco products in this state.
    • SB 1167 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to seven entities to support the development of successful children in this state.
    • SB 1195 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to conduct studies and adopt rules relating to residential treatment facilities, residential treatment homes, secure residential treatment facilities and secure residential treatment homes.
  • Work Session
    • SB 691 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to distribute moneys to an entity within the Oregon Health and Science University that advocates for improved maternal and neonatal outcomes.
    • SB 692 Establishes a community-based perinatal provider access program to increase access to culturally specific perinatal services and culturally competent perinatal services providers.
    • SB 693 Establishes the Task Force on the Perinatal Workforce.
    • SB 695 Directs the Oregon Health Authority, for contracts entered into between the authority and a coordinated care organization, to establish terms and conditions designed to achieve transformational changes to maternal and infant health.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 690 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study perinatal public health issues.
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously
      posted agendas.
04/10/2025 1:00 PM , HR E - No Meeting Scheduled
Education
  • Informational Meeting
    • Invited speakers only
    • HB 2007 - Summer Learning
      Sen. Janeen Sollman, Senate District 15
      Rep. Ricki Ruiz, House District 50
      Dana Hepper, Director of Policy and Advocacy, Children's Institute
      Oregon Department of Education
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 735 Provides that abbreviated school day program requirements do not apply to students in public charter schools if certain conditions are met.
    • SB 742 Allows a student's parent or foster parent to consent to attending an initial meeting regarding an abbreviated school day program placement by telephone or other electronic means.
    • SB 745 Allows the parent or foster parent of a terminally ill student to consent to meeting once every year to review the student's abbreviated school day program.
  • Work Session
    • SB 312 Directs the Department of Education to develop and implement a standardized method to be used by school districts, education service districts and the department to electronically create, collect, use, maintain, disclose, transfer and access student data.
    • SB 314 Directs the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission and the Educator Advancement Council to jointly develop a strategic plan for nontraditional pathways to licensure for educators in this state.
    • SB 315 Directs the Department of Education to review and make recommendations related to the recording of student absences and how school districts respond to student absences.
    • SB 322 Directs the Department of Education to enter into a contract with a third party to develop and offer online professional development opportunities for substitute teachers in this state.
    • SB 323 Requires a school district and education service district to conduct a cost analysis before extending, renewing or entering a new public contract for the procurement of substitute teacher services.
    • SB 443 Appropriates moneys to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission for distribution to the Area Health Education Center program of Oregon Health and Science University for supporting the Oregon Academy of Family Physicians.
    • SB 456 Appropriates moneys to the Department of Education for distribution as grants to address the causes of chronic absenteeism.
    • SB 749 Directs the Department of Education to establish and administer a pilot program that provides for participatory budgeting by students in the preparation of a school district budget.
    • Note change: SB 396 removed. Presenters revised.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 5 Requires the governing board of each public university in this state to adopt a personnel policy that includes institutional standards for faculty qualifications.
    • SB 207 Directs the Board of Cosmetology to adopt rules to allow the holder of a provisional certificate to perform in a cosmetology field of practice under the supervision of a practitioner in the same field of practice.
    • SB 738 Changes the age limit and the required period during which certain foster children were in care to be eligible to receive tuition waivers.
    • SB 970 Provides that enrollment in a remote learning program or an online learning program is voluntary.
    • SB 1109 Requires the Department of Education to conduct an audit of assessments administered to kindergarteners in public schools.
  • Work Session
    • SB 231 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission for distribution to the Oregon Campus Resilience Consortium for the purpose of implementing emergency response, continuity and recovery initiatives at post-secondary educational institutions in this state.
    • SB 310 Requires only one party to file a petition for a fact finder if the public employer is a public education employer.
    • SB 472 Authorizes an education service district board to determine whether a district school board has violated a requirement regarding actual conflicts of interest.
    • SB 541 Requires school district boards to ensure all schools offer computer science education in all grades.
    • SB 717 Directs the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to establish a pilot program to provide stipends for student teachers and the educators who mentor student teachers for licensure.
    • SB 980 Directs the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study and develop a list of standardized job profiles for unlicensed school jobs.
    • SB 1126 Requires public elementary school students to be provided with recess time each day.
    • SB 1127 Authorizes the Department of Education to expend moneys from the Statewide Education Initiatives Account for the purpose of awarding grants to develop and provide educational activities during recess, lunch or after school for Title I elementary schools.
    • Note change: SB 231, SB 472, SB 1126 and SB 1127 Work Sessions added.
    • The House and Senate Committees on Education are meeting jointly.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Invited speakers only
    • HB 2009/SB 141
      Danny Moran, Deputy Legislative Director, Office of Governor Tina Kotek
      Johnna Timmes, Education Initiatives Director, Office of Governor Tina Kotek
      Dr. Charlene Williams, Director, Oregon Department of Education
      Tim Boyd, Oregon Department of Education
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 302 Requires the Department of Education to study the adequacy of public education in this state for kindergarten through grade 12.
    • SB 306 Requires the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to study higher education.
    • SB 544 Requires vaporizing detection devices to be installed in certain areas of high schools that have 1,000 or more enrolled students.
    • SB 581 Creates the psychology provider incentive program within the Oregon Health Authority to provide financial incentives to students enrolled in approved doctoral programs in psychology who complete courses that provide cultural competency training.
    • SB 1193 Permits a post-secondary institution of education to provide compensation to a student athlete for use of the student athlete's name, image, likeness or athletic reputation.
  • Work Session
    • SB 141 Requires the Department of Education to study methods for increasing the accountability of the public education system of this state.
    • SB 981 Increases the maximum age under which a student may receive a public education.
    • Note change: SB 1157 removed.
  • Work Session
    • SB 401 Increases the weight allotted for children in poverty for purposes of State School Fund distributions.
    • SB 784 Specifies that the statewide standards for dual credit programs include programs in agriculture, forestry and natural resources.
    • SB 785 Establishes the Agriculture Education Scholarship Program to provide free tuition and fees for qualifying agriculture education students in exchange for the student's commitment to work in a rural community after graduation.
    • SB 786 Requires a public institution of higher education to award academic credit when an enrolled student completed a high school class or participated in a high school program that offered learning and experiences comparable to an introductory communications, public speaking or argumentation course offered at the institution.
    • SB 977 Requires the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to work with Portland State University and community colleges to establish a post-secondary program for youth with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
    • SB 978 Requires school districts and education service districts to prepare an annual report of the legal processes involved in by the district during the school year, including the legal expenditures of the district for the school year.
    • Note change: SB 784, SB 785, and SB 786 added. SB 315, SB 396, and SB 456 removed.
Energy and Environment
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1034 Removes provisions that allow the Energy Facility Siting Council to find that an energy facility is in compliance with statewide planning goals even when the council determines that the facility does not comply with applicable substantive criteria from the affected local government's land use plan and regulations that the facility must be evaluated against if the council determines that the facility otherwise complies with applicable statewide planning goals.
    • SB 577 Requires an electric utility to recover costs for storing the waste produced by an energy facility in generating electricity.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 1047 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study access to resources for development in Curry County and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to natural resources no later than September 15, 2026.
    • SB 1062 Requires the Secretary of State to study local authority over regulated utility rates and infrastructure maintenance.
  • Public Hearing
    • Youth Voices
    • This public hearing is an opportunity for students (kindergarten - 12th grade) to tell the committee about an energy or environment issue. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
    • Note change: SB 330 has been removed.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1102 Requires the State Department of Energy to study energy.
    • SB 1067 Authorizes a city within Marion County to control or direct the disposal, transfer or material or energy recovery of solid waste generated within the city.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 92 Allows a community solar project with a nameplate capacity of five megawatts or less to participate in the community solar program.
    • SB 139 Permits sharps and other solid waste to be consolidated in a single container, subject to certain requirements.
    • SB 685 Requires a public utility to obtain authorization from the Public Utility Commission to develop or carry out a project that involves the production or use of hydrogen in this state.
    • SB 726 Requires the owner or operator of a municipal solid waste landfill to conduct surface emissions monitoring and report data as specified in the Act.
    • SB 992 Requires the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study the modernization of the beverage container redemption and recycling law.
    • SB 1143 Directs the Public Utility Commission to establish a pilot program that allows each natural gas company to develop a utility-scale thermal energy network pilot project to provide heating and cooling services to customers.
    • SB 301 Requires the State Marine Board to study issues related to the safe operation of motorboats.
    • SB 1178 Requires 10 percent of the electricity sold in this state by each electric company that makes sales to 25,000 or more retail electricity consumers to be generated by small-scale renewable energy facilities or certain biomass facilities.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 1160 Requires the State Department of Energy to carry out a cost-benefit analysis on deploying renewable energy projects in this state.
  • Public Hearing
    • Youth Voices
    • This public hearing is an opportunity for students (kindergarten - 12th grade) to tell the committee about an energy or environment issue. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
    • Note change: Public Hearing on SB 1160 has been added.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 577 Requires an electric utility to recover costs for storing the waste produced by an energy facility in generating electricity.
    • SB 956 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to provide a grant to Heard Farms to expand wastewater treatment infrastructure.
    • SB 1034 Removes provisions that allow the Energy Facility Siting Council to find that an energy facility is in compliance with statewide planning goals even when the council determines that the facility does not comply with applicable substantive criteria from the affected local government's land use plan and regulations that the facility must be evaluated against if the council determines that the facility otherwise complies with applicable statewide planning goals.
    • SB 1067 Authorizes a city within Marion County to control or direct the disposal, transfer or material or energy recovery of solid waste generated within the city.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1187 Establishes the Climate Superfund Cost Recovery Program as an interagency response to the effects of climate change.
    • Youth Voices
    • This public hearing is an opportunity for students (kindergarten - 12th grade) to tell the committee about an energy or environment issue. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
    • Note change: SB 330 has been removed.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 869 Specifies hours during which dealers must accept returns of beverage containers.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 215 Repeals the requirement that there be a licensed repository for the disposal of high-level radioactive waste before a site certificate for a nuclear-fueled thermal power plant may be issued.
    • SB 216 Repeals the requirement that there be a licensed repository for the disposal of high-level radioactive waste before a site certificate for a nuclear-fueled thermal power plant may be issued.
    • SB 1102 Requires the State Department of Energy to study energy.
    • SB 1187 Establishes the Climate Superfund Cost Recovery Program as an interagency response to the effects of climate change.
  • Public Hearing
    • Youth Voices
    • This public hearing is an opportunity for students (kindergarten - 12th grade) to tell the committee about an energy or environment issue. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
Finance and Revenue
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 110 Requires the Legislative Revenue Officer to study the personal income tax system.
  • Work Session
    • SB 111 Extends the sunsets for the pass-through business alternative income tax and the related personal income tax credit.
    • SB 546 Allows the Department of Revenue to establish electronic means for the collection of elector signatures in support of inclusion of an entity on a schedule of the income tax return for the purpose of receiving contributions by means of checkoff.
    • SB 780 Removes the annual limit of $1.53 million, adjusted for inflation, on allocations from the Administrative Services Economic Development Fund to the County Fair Account.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 853 Increases the maximum amount of certain license fees charged by the Oregon Racing Commission.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Enterprise Zone Transparency Study
      Oregon Business Development Department
      Smart Incentives
    • Tax Incentives Related to Child Care
      Legislative Revenue Office
Health Care
  • Work Session
    • SB 539 Requires a hospital or the hospital's health system to report annually to the Oregon Health Authority certain information regarding facility fees that are charged or billed for patient visits at the hospital's or health system's hospital-based facilities.
    • SB 822 Expands network adequacy requirements to health benefit plans offered to large employers and modifies requirements.
    • SB 837 Modifies laws governing the emergency health care provider registry to allow a broader range of volunteer services and allow deployment of volunteers outside of declared emergencies.
    • SB 842 Increases for hospitals the annual license fees to be obtained by the Oregon Health Authority.
    • SB 844 Changes the date by which the Oregon Health Authority report on opioid and opiate overdoses is due to the Legislative Assembly.
    • SB 950 Allows the State Board of Sign Language Interpreters to establish by rule criteria for the issuance of a supervisory sign language interpreter license or sign language interpreter license by endorsement.
    • SB 1060 Requires a hospital to establish, update and make public a list of standard charges that lists the regular rates or prices established by the hospital for items or services and shoppable services offered or provided by the hospital.
    • SB 1174 Directs the Health Licensing Office to issue a license to engage in the practice of nutrition to a qualified applicant.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 442 Establishes the COFA Shared Services Office to assist COFA citizens in applying for and accessing benefits and services.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 532 Requires dental insurers to follow certain rules for payment and denial of claims.
    • SB 1162 Requires an individual or entity to obtain a certificate of need from the Oregon Health Authority before the individual or entity may establish a new hospice program or expand or relocate a hospice program into a new service area.
    • SB 1188 Directs the Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator to establish a grant program to increase the availability of community-based guardianship programs and county public guardian and conservators for people with complex health care needs who are experiencing hospital discharge difficulties.
    • Note change: SB 24, SB 835, SB 841, and SB 1181 removed.
  • Work Session
    • SB 532 Requires dental insurers to follow certain rules for payment and denial of claims.
    • SB 533 Creates a civil penalty for drug manufacturers that interfere directly or indirectly with certain entities acquiring 340B drugs, delivering 340B drugs to certain health care providers or dispensing 340B drugs.
    • SB 537 Creates workplace violence prevention requirements for certain health care entities.
    • SB 549 Prohibits the Oregon Health Authority and coordinated care organizations from requiring prior authorization for the repair of complex rehabilitation technology.
    • SB 598 Requires certain health insurance providers and state managed medical assistance to use the same utilization review requirements for opioid and nonopioid drugs when they are prescribed for the same treatment.
    • SB 609 Establishes minimum amounts of reimbursement for primary care, optometry, dental care and behavioral health services provided to recipients of medical assistance.
    • SB 683 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to conduct a study every two years to count the number of licensed and actively practicing primary care physicians in this state.
    • SB 699 Expands the health insurance coverage of prosthetic and orthotic devices.
    • SB 716 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to adopt rules for registering urgent care centers and specifies requirements.
    • SB 835 Directs the Oregon Health Authority, in collaboration with the Department of Human Services and the nine federally recognized Indian tribes in Oregon, to adopt rules governing the collection, storage and use of data on tribal affiliation.
    • SB 841 Authorizes the Oregon Health Authority to enter into an agreement with a federally recognized Indian tribe in Oregon or a tribal epidemiology center in Oregon to allow the tribe or center to accept reports of reportable diseases and investigate cases of reportable diseases.
    • SB 1001 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to the Coast Community Health Center to provide health care services and apprenticeships.
    • SB 1050 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to Southern Coos Hospital and Health Center to expand access to primary, specialty and pharmacy services in and around Bandon, Oregon.
    • SB 1137 Requires health benefit plans to cover autologous breast reconstruction procedures and related services with specific requirements related to out-of-pocket costs, utilization review, reimbursement rates and network adequacy.
    • SB 1161 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to issue licenses to enable a person to drive an organ transport vehicle.
    • SB 1162 Requires an individual or entity to obtain a certificate of need from the Oregon Health Authority before the individual or entity may establish a new hospice program or expand or relocate a hospice program into a new service area.
    • SB 1188 Directs the Oregon Public Guardian and Conservator to establish a grant program to increase the availability of community-based guardianship programs and county public guardian and conservators for people with complex health care needs who are experiencing hospital discharge difficulties.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 28 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study health care.
    • SB 40 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study public health.
    • SB 284 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study health care.
    • SB 286 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study hospital discharge challenges.
    • SB 535 Requires health insurance coverage of specified fertility services and treatments with exemption for certain insurers.
    • SB 824 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study federal laws and regulations affecting health insurance and evolving conditions in the insurance market that require periodic updates to state laws.
    • Note change: SB 835 and SB 841 added.
  • Work Session
    • SB 24 Requires the Department of Corrections to study health care staffing by the department.
    • SB 27 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study the health care workforce in Oregon.
    • SB 28 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study health care.
    • SB 40 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study public health.
    • SB 42 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study vaccine financing.
    • SB 283 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study matters relating to the health care workforce in this state.
    • SB 284 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study health care.
    • SB 286 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study hospital discharge challenges.
    • SB 535 Requires health insurance coverage of specified fertility services and treatments with exemption for certain insurers.
    • SB 772 Establishes the Indian Health Scholarship Program to provide free tuition and fees for qualifying Indian health profession students in exchange for the student's commitment to work at a tribal service site after graduation.
    • SB 824 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study federal laws and regulations affecting health insurance and evolving conditions in the insurance market that require periodic updates to state laws.
    • SB 942 Requires individual and group health benefit plans to cover a child over the age of 26 in certain circumstances.
    • SB 1181 Prohibits the increased cost or denial of a Medicare supplement insurance policy due to a preexisting condition and establishes open enrollment standards for Medicare supplement policies.
    • Note change: SB 24 and SB 1181 added.
04/10/2025 3:00 PM , HR B - No Meeting Scheduled
Housing and Development
    • Please note: SB 829 and 51 are scheduled solely for the purpose of hearing testimony from the
      people who previously signed up to testify at the meeting on March 26, 2025.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 829 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study affordable housing.
    • SB 51 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
  • Work Session
    • SB 58 Directs the Housing and Community Services Department to establish and administer a pilot program to award grants to counties.
    • SB 50 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • SB 1095 Authorizes cities and counties to impose a fee on noncommercial residences that are vacant for more than 180 consecutive or cumulative days in a calendar year.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1103 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to establish a program to provide loans to cities and tribes to develop infrastructure to support housing in climate-friendly areas.
    • SB 737 Expands the radius for giving notices of proposed middle housing land division and requires additional content in the notices.

    • Note change: SB 1129 removed.
  • Work Session
    • SB 49 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • SB 51 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • SB 722 Prohibits residential landlords from using certain software to set rents or occupancy rates.
    • SB 829 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study affordable housing.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 52 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • SB 1155 Directs the Housing and Community Services Department to establish a pilot program to assist pregnant persons and their immediate family members in attaining stable housing.

    • Note change: SB 444 and HB 3378 removed.
  • Work Session
    • SB 6 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services, a municipality, a building official or any other agency or official responsible for administering and enforcing the state building code to approve and issue, or disapprove and deny, any application for a building permit not later than 45 business days after the date on which the applicant submits a complete application.
    • SB 48 Limits to within an urban growth boundary a dwelling developer's ability to apply updated land use regulations to pending application.
    • SB 974 Reduces to 45 days the time under which a city or county must decide a land use application for single-family dwellings.
    • SB 684 Directs the Housing and Community Services Department to establish a program to issue low-interest short-term loans for the construction of mixed income public developments.
    • SB 1129 Requires the Land Conservation and Development Commission to amend its rules relating to urban reserves.

    • Note change: SB 54 removed.
  • Work Session
    • SB 52 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • SB 444 Requires the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services to adopt rules to conform the state building code to accessibility requirements under the Fair Housing Act and to certain American National Standards Institute standards for housing accessibility.

    • Note change: SB 444 added. HB 2356 A and 3035 A removed.
Human Services
  • Work Session
    • SB 1168 Prohibits per-visit compensation for home health care and home hospice care staff.
    • SB 912 Prescribes duties to protect children and provide for children's basic needs.
    • SB 611 Establishes the Food for All Oregonians Program in the Department of Human Services to provide nutrition assistance to residents of this state who would qualify for the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program but for their immigration status.
    • SB 915 Directs the Director of Human Services to ensure that standards and procedures for the assessment and investigation of reports of child abuse committed by certain persons are investigated by a department program that specializes in training, investigations and safety.
    • SB 909 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to provide flexible and innovative home and community-based services and supports through the medical assistance program to children and youth that have a serious emotional disturbance.
    • SB 20 Requires the Department of Human Services to administer a program to provide medical assistance to employed individuals with disabilities without regard to the individuals' income or resources.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 989 Permits a child's parent or guardian to admit the child, with or without the child's consent, to an inpatient treatment facility or program licensed by the Oregon Health Authority or the Department of Human Services for certain mental, emotional or behavioral health or substance use disorder treatment.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 739 Modifies the requirements for investigations of a residential care facility following a complaint of a licensing violation.
    • SB 811 Adds new requirements for obtaining a license to operate a residential facility or adult foster home.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 740 Directs the Department of Human Services to establish and administer the Youth Support and Repayment Grant Program to provide financial support to specified persons from whom, while in the care or custody of the department, resources to which the persons were entitled were seized and used to pay for certain services provided.
    • Youth Voices
    • Any current or former youth with experience receiving child welfare services is invited to submit written or verbal testimony to the Committee at this time on any topic they choose. Those who choose to participate may submit written testimony rather than verbal, and written comments will be included in the public record. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
    • Note Change: SB 1029 and 911 removed.
  • Work Session
    • SB 34 Requires the Department of Human Services to study long term care.
    • SB 741 Directs the Department of Human Services to adopt a rate structure for foster parent compensation.
    • SB 1065 Establishes the Center for Decision-Making Supports.
    • SB 1113 Modifies provisions regarding the use of restraints and involuntary seclusion on certain young people.
    • SB 1159 Transfers the office of Children's Advocate from the Department of Human Services to the office of the Long Term Care Ombudsman.
    • SB 1016 Prohibits the Department of Human Services from using trash bags to transport the personal belongings of a foster child.
    • SB 136 Authorizes the Department of Human Services to revoke a license, certificate or endorsement of a provider of community-based services to individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities if the department deems the provider unqualified.
    • SB 1029 Prohibits the recovery of medical assistance from an individual's estate under circumstances in which a child had been living in the individual's home and providing care to the individual.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 130 Establishes a task force on the recruitment and retention of case managers and adult protective services workers.
    • SB 132 Requires the Department of Human Services to study the demographics of children in Oregon.
    • SB 133 Requires the Department of Human Services to study developmental disabilities services.
    • SB 1063 Requires the Department of Human Services to study options for establishing a grant program for victims of child sex abuse.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 1112 Prescribes when the Department of Human Services may admit a child in the department's care or custody for inpatient or residential treatment as opposed to placement in a congregate care residential setting.
  • Public Hearing
    • Youth Voices
    • Any current or former youth with experience receiving child welfare services is invited to submit written or verbal testimony to the Committee at this time on any topic they choose. Those who choose to participate may submit written testimony rather than verbal, and written comments will be included in the public record. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
    • Note Change: SB 1029 added.
  • Work Session
    • SB 911 Requires the Department of Human Services to adopt a methodology for payments made to providers of independent living transition services provided to foster children.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 725 Directs the Department of Human Services to adopt by rule a minimum staffing ratio of 30 to 1 for service coordinators and personal agents serving individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 1197 Requires respite care services to be provided through the state medical assistance program to provide relief to unpaid caregivers of individuals under the age of 26 who have complex mental health or substance use-related needs.
  • Public Hearing
    • Youth Voices
    • Any current or former youth with experience receiving child welfare services is invited to submit written or verbal testimony to the Committee at this time on any topic they choose. Those who choose to participate may submit written testimony rather than verbal, and written comments will be included in the public record. You may sign up to speak at the meeting by clicking on “Register to Testify” above or submit written comment by clicking on “Click to Submit Testimony” in the staff list below. For additional assistance call 1-833-588-4500.
    • Note Change: SB 911 added.
Judiciary
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 163 Requires the Judicial Department to study the judicial and administrative procedures to establish parentage and changes that would be necessary to implement the Uniform Parentage Act in this state.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 238 Requires the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study issues relating to law enforcement officers.
    • SB 1144 Requires the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study the amount of marijuana items that a marijuana retailer may sell.
    • SB 1186 Modifies provisions relating to the use of unmanned aircraft systems by law enforcement agencies.
  • Work Session
    • SB 233 Extends the statute of ultimate repose for claims for certain injuries from health care to 10 years from the date of the treatment, omission or operation upon which the action is based.
    • SB 424 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Health Authority for an electronic filing system related to the Oregon Death with Dignity Act.
    • SB 556 Allows a marijuana producer, marijuana wholesaler, marijuana processor or marijuana retailer to use a motion detection camera system at a licensed premises.
    • SB 558 Allows a marijuana licensee to provide samples of marijuana items to other marijuana licensees at temporary events registered with the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission.
    • SB 1111 Changes the term "marijuana" to "cannabis" in Oregon law.
    • SB 1173 Provides that a health care facility is not a manufacturer, distributor, seller or lessor of a product for purposes of a product liability civil action if the health care facility was not involved in the design or manufacture of the product.
    • Note change: SB 65 and SB 1003 removed.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 169 Requires the Department of State Police to study forensic science.
    • SB 469 Requires the State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision to study parole law in this state.
    • Note change: SB 469 added.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 149 Requires the Department of Human Services to study immigration.
    • SB 181 Directs the State Department of Agriculture to study rules related to animals.
    • SB 200 Requires the State Court Administrator to study courts and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
  • Work Session
    • SB 165 Amends the requirements for the State Land Board to assert title to historically filled lands.
    • SB 180 Provides that a person may not bring an action for defamation against an individual who, without malice, makes a communication regarding an incident of sexual assault, harassment or discrimination if, at the time of making the communication, the individual has a reasonable belief that sexual assault, harassment or discrimination occurred.
    • SB 275 Directs the Department of Justice to study ways to address retail theft, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 473 Creates the crime of threatening a public official.
    • SB 926 Prohibits the recovery from customers of certain costs and expenses that an electric company incurs as a result of allegations of a wildfire resulting from the negligence or a higher degree of fault on the part of the electric company.
    • SB 1091 Defines what a transportation protection agreement for human remains is.
    • SB 1120 Requires the Department of Corrections to implement a list of policies for adults in custody, including policies related to gender-responsive, evidence-based and trauma-informed practices at the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility.
    • SB 1175 Establishes the Task Force on Removing Barriers to Jury Service.
    • SB 1191 Provides that certain laws establishing crimes do not apply to the act of informing another person of the other person's civil or constitutional rights.
    • Note change: SB 165 and SB 926 added.
  • Work Session
    • SB 65 Allows a person who has been deprived of rights, privileges or immunities secured by the Oregon Constitution or the laws of this state by a person acting under color of law to bring a civil action for economic and noneconomic damages and for injunctive or other equitable relief.
    • SB 174 Provides that a violation of prohibitions against certain practices with respect to insurance is subject to an enforcement action under the Unlawful Trade Practices Act.
    • SB 176 Removes requirements that a registry identification cardholder who produces marijuana for personal medical use register with the Oregon Health Authority.
    • SB 243 Requires the Department of State Police to study the efficiency of firearm transfer criminal background checks.
    • SB 1003 Modifies provisions relating to the Oregon Death With Dignity Act.
    • Note change: SB 65 and SB 1003 added
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 178 Provides that a district attorney may require the payment of a fee reasonably calculated to reimburse costs before providing discovery to a defendant.
    • SB 203 Requires the Judicial Department to study the number of extreme risk protection petitions filed and orders issued each year.
    • SB 429 Prohibits a gun dealer from transferring a firearm or unfinished frame or receiver until 72 hours have elapsed from the time the gun dealer requested a criminal background check, and the gun dealer has received the background check approval number from the Department of State Police.
    • SB 696 Creates the crime of unlawful transport, manufacture or transfer of a rapid fire activator.
    • SB 697 Prohibits a person under 21 years of age from possessing firearms with specified exceptions.
    • SB 698 Authorizes the governing bodies of certain public entities that own or control public buildings to adopt a policy, ordinance or regulation limiting the affirmative defense for concealed handgun licensees for the crime of possessing a firearm in a public building.
  • Work Session
    • SB 163 Requires the Judicial Department to study the judicial and administrative procedures to establish parentage and changes that would be necessary to implement the Uniform Parentage Act in this state.
    • Note change: SB 203 added.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 1015 Requires the Department of Justice to develop and implement a grant program to award moneys to eligible entities to reduce community violence in communities experiencing disproportionately high rates of community violence.
    • SB 1121 Creates the crime of unlawful disclosure of private information.
    • Placeholder Bills that do not currently have planned amendments:
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 182 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study civil commitment criteria.
    • SB 184 Requires the State Court Administrator to study civil procedure and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • SB 189 Requires the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study cannabis.
    • SB 192 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • SB 193 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the use of technology to improve accuracy when measuring recidivism rates of persons convicted of felonies, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 195 Requires the Department of Corrections to study best practices for confining people.
    • SB 196 Directs the Department of Justice to study ways to address domestic violence, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 199 Requires the State Court Administrator to study courts and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • SB 201 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • SB 202 Requires the State Court Administrator to study evidence and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • SB 240 Requires the Judicial Department to study options for simplifying family law proceedings in this state.
    • SB 245 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study insurance.
    • SB 251 Requires the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study the Oregon State Police.
    • SB 253 Directs the Oregon Public Defense Commission to study ways to improve the provision of public defense services within this state, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 256 Requires the State Board of Parole and Post-Prison Supervision to study issues related to parole.
    • SB 258 Directs the Oregon Public Defense Commission to study best practices to improve the provision of public defense services within this state, and provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 260 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • SB 268 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of sentencing types on recidivism rates of sex offenders, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 269 Directs the Department of Transportation to study issues related to traffic offenses and to report to an appropriate committee or interim committee of the Legislative Assembly on or before September 15, 2026.
    • SB 276 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on recidivism rates, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • SB 278 Requires the Department of Justice to study victims and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • SB 1149 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study insurance for rural electric cooperatives.
    • SB 1150 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study insurance.
    • SB 1151 Requires the Public Utility Commission to study investor-owned utilities.
    • SB 1170 Requires the Department of Justice to study access to justice.
    • Note change: SB 1015 added.
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously posted agendas.
Labor and Business
  • Work Session
    • SB 430 Specifies disclosures that a retail seller must make to a retail buyer for a transaction in goods or services that concludes online by means of a website or other electronic method.
    • SB 569 Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to establish a program to provide grants to nonprofit and community-based organizations that assist businesses owned by minority individuals to become certified by the Certification Office for Business Inclusion and Diversity as minority-owned businesses so that the certified businesses can compete effectively for public contracts.
    • SB 605 Prohibits medical service providers from reporting the amount or existence of medical debt to a consumer reporting agency.
    • SB 606 Adds certain health care employees to the list of workers for whom certain stress disorders give rise to a presumption that a workers' compensation claim is compensable as an occupational disease.
    • SB 705 Provides an alternative weekly minimum amount of workers' compensation benefits for temporary total disability.
    • SB 759 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study the use of a loan loss reserve fund to support infrastructure improvement projects by underserved communities in Oregon and submit a report to the legislature by September 15, 2026.
    • SB 831 Requires the person that has ultimate control over an insurer to file a group capital calculation with the chief insurance regulatory official of the state that the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services determines is the lead state for the insurance holding company system of which the insurer is a part.
    • SB 906 Requires that itemized statements provided to employees show, in plain language, the amount and purpose of each deduction.
    • SB 968 Provides requirements for employer deductions for erroneous overpayments of wages for employees who are not subject to a collective bargaining agreement.
    • SB 1005 Provides that when offering a service with age restrictions, a private entity is allowed to swipe a driver's license to verify a person's age, regardless of how old the person looks.
    • SB 1086 Requires the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services to establish an apprenticeship program for building inspectors.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 907 Requires an applicant for a license to manufacture psilocybin to submit to the Oregon Health Authority information regarding the ownership and location of the premises to be licensed.
    • SB 1119 Prohibits employers from engaging in unfair immigration-related practices.
    • SB 1148 Prohibits disability income insurers from requiring a person to use other available benefits for which the person is eligible prior to being eligible for disability benefits offered by the insurer.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 1061 Requires the Director of the Oregon State University Extension Service to establish a lumber grading training program.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 460 Exempts workers on public works who are participants in a pre-apprenticeship program from the application of laws that determine and require payment of a prevailing rate of wage.
    • SB 991 Deletes two bases for a worker to refuse an offer of modified employment without losing temporary total disability benefits to increase possible modified employment placements.
    • SB 1108 Requires employers to allow employees to take up to four hours of blood donation leave per calendar year without the loss of time, pay or benefits.
    • SB 1140 Prohibits employers from imposing requirements that employees speak only English in the workplace unless the employer can demonstrate that the requirement is justified by business necessity and applicable only in limited circumstances.
  • Work Session
    • SB 433 Permits the owner of a self-service storage facility to advertise or publish a notice of sale of personal property that is subject to a lien once on a publicly accessible website that regularly advertises or offers personal property for auction or sale.
    • SB 751 Directs the Public Employees Retirement Board to establish definitions of "police officer" and "firefighter" for the sole purpose of determining which police officer and firefighter members of the Public Employees Retirement System are entitled to increased benefits.
    • SB 757 Requires the Public Employees Retirement Board to study the treatment of the salary of chaplains under the Public Employees Retirement System.
    • SB 1032 Prohibits the retail sale of an aerosol duster that contains 1,1-Difluoroethane to an individual under 21 years of age.
    • SB 1108 Requires employers to allow employees to take up to four hours of blood donation leave per calendar year without the loss of time, pay or benefits.
    • SB 1140 Prohibits employers from imposing requirements that employees speak only English in the workplace unless the employer can demonstrate that the requirement is justified by business necessity and applicable only in limited circumstances.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 460 Exempts workers on public works who are participants in a pre-apprenticeship program from the application of laws that determine and require payment of a prevailing rate of wage.
    • SB 727 Modifies the definition of "health care provider" for purposes of laws concerning job-protected leave.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 66 Authorizes the Oregon Business Development Department to survey state loan and grant programs for economic development.
    • SB 67 Requires the Employment Department to study issues related to the family and medical leave insurance program.
    • SB 68 Requires the Bureau of Labor and Industries to study matters relating to laws concerning unpaid, job-protected leave.
    • SB 71 Requires the Employment Department to study issues related to employment.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 999 Modifies the definition of "farmworker camp" so that the relevant statutes apply to farmworker camps specifically in connection with workers who work on a seasonal or temporary basis.
    • Note change: SB 1010 removed.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 991 Deletes two bases for a worker to refuse an offer of modified employment without losing temporary total disability benefits to increase possible modified employment placements.
    • SB 999 Modifies the definition of "farmworker camp" so that the relevant statutes apply to farmworker camps specifically in connection with workers who work on a seasonal or temporary basis.
    • Note change: SB 999 added.
Natural Resources and Wildfire
    • Please note: each person testifying should plan to limit testimony to two minutes if necessary, in
      order to accommodate all those wishing to speak. Written testimony is accepted up to 48 hours after
      the start of the meeting, see note at the end of the agenda.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 83 Makes changes related to building code standards for wildfire hazard mitigation.
    • SB 85 Directs the State Fire Marshal to establish a neighborhood protection cooperative grant program.
  • Work Session
    • SB 845 Authorizes the Public Utility Commission to order the acquisition of an incumbent water utility by another water utility or entity when the incumbent water utility is not able to provide safe, adequate, efficient and reasonable service.
    • SB 147 Requires the State Forester to study the management of the Elliott State Forest.
    • SB 565 Requires the State Parks and Recreation Department to study existing, expanding and establishing state campgrounds within 25 miles of the Oregon coast.
    • SB 976 Allows an individual to perform equine dentistry and to verify whether cattle are pregnant without holding a valid license issued by the Oregon State Veterinary Medical Examining Board under certain circumstances.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 74 Requires the Department of State Lands to study determinations of navigability on Oregon waterways.

    • Note change: SB 565 and SB 976 have been added.
    • Please note: each person testifying should plan to limit testimony to two minutes if necessary, in
      order to accommodate all those wishing to speak. Written testimony is accepted up to 48 hours after
      the start of the meeting, see note at the end of the agenda.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • SB 80 Prohibits the Department of Environmental Quality from issuing a water quality permit to certain confined animal feeding operations located in a ground water management area.
    • SB 1154 Modifies provisions of law related to declarations of ground water quality concern areas and ground water management areas.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 1076 Directs the State Department of Agriculture to impose certain fees for licenses and license renewals for animal rescue entities.
  • Work Session
    • SB 83 Makes changes related to building code standards for wildfire hazard mitigation.
    • SB 85 Directs the State Fire Marshal to establish a neighborhood protection cooperative grant program.
    • SB 75 Defines "high wildfire hazard area" for purposes of developing an accessory dwelling unit on lands zoned for rural residential uses or a replacement dwelling on lands zoned for resource uses.
    • SB 1019 Increases the maximum fee for activating a brand.

    • Note change: SB 75 and SB 1019 have been added.
  • Possible Work Session
    • SB 78 Establishes maximum size of replacement dwellings on lands zoned for forest or farm use.
    • SB 427 Prohibits certain proposed changes related to the appropriation or use of water that will result in the diminishment of streamflow.
    • SB 1153 Directs the Water Resources Department to consider whether certain water right transfers will result in a loss of in-stream habitat for sensitive, threatened or endangered aquatic species in stream reaches not protected by an existing water right or contribute to water quality impairment in water quality limited streams.

    • Note change: SB 427 and SB 1153 have been added. SB 75 has been removed.
Rules
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 210 Makes in-person voting on the date of an election the standard method for conducting an election.
    • SB 1046 Directs the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to provide the Secretary of State with electronic records containing the legal name, age, residence and citizenship information and electronic signature of each person who may qualify as an elector as prescribed by the secretary by rule.
    • SB 578 Establishes the dates by which a candidate or the candidate's agent must file a portrait and statement for purposes of being included in a county voters' pamphlet.
    • SB 1014 Requires the Secretary of State to allow to be included in the translated version of each state voters' pamphlet that is made available on the website of the secretary or of a county the translations of a party's statement of arguments for the success of its principles and election of its candidates.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 580 Requires filing officers in each county and city to make publicly available on the county or city website within two business days certain election documents that are filed with the filing officer.
    • SB 952 Requires the Governor to appoint a United States Senator when a vacancy in the office occurs.
    • SJR 30 Proposes an amendment to the Oregon Constitution to require petition signatures for initiative laws to contain at least eight percent of the total votes cast for all candidates for Governor at the last general election at which a Governor was elected divided equally among the congressional districts of this state. Proposes an amendment to the Oregon Constitution to require petition signatures for initiative amendments to the Oregon Constitution to contain at least ten percent of the total votes cast for all candidates for Governor at the last general election at which a Governor was elected divided equally among the congressional districts of this state.
    • HB 3385 Modifies the statute that governs the fee schedule for public records filed with a county clerk.
    • HB 3386 Authorizes a deputy of a county clerk to solemnize marriages.
  • Work Session
    • SB 224 Prohibits the Secretary of State from publishing the residence address of certain individuals who are affiliated with a candidate's principal campaign committee on the electronic filing system maintained by the secretary.
    • SB 47 Eliminates obsolete public entities and modifies laws about obsolete activities of public entities.
Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • SB 234 Requires the Oregon Department of Emergency Management to study emergency management.
  • Work Session
    • SB 159 Authorizes the Department of Transportation to issue qualifying owners veterans' recognition registration plates for use on mopeds and motorcycles.
    • SB 761 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Water Resources Department to implement projects that benefit water demands in the Walla Walla basin.
    • SB 1035 Directs the Oregon Department of Emergency Management to procure and maintain vehicles for purposes related to fuel and personnel needs at certain airports.

    • Note Change: SB 159 added to the agenda
  • Work Session
    • SB 596 Provides that a person eligible for a veterans' recognition registration plate may request a waiver of the surcharge imposed for the plate.

    • Note change: SB 596 has been added.
  • Public Hearing
    • HCR 23 Recognizes and honors Oregon civilians who served the United States on Wake Island during World War II. Commends individuals who have increased public awareness of the service and sacrifice of these civilians.

    • Note change: HCR 23 has been added.
House
Agriculture, Land Use, Natural Resources, and Water
  • Work Session
    • HB 2730 Establishes a beginning farmer and rancher incentive program in the State Department of Agriculture.
    • HB 2950 Requires the Land Conservation and Development Commission to update the statewide land use planning goal relating to "citizen involvement" by rule by June 30, 2027.
    • HB 3010 Directs Oregon State University to develop a program for Spanish language pesticide education.
    • HB 3103 Directs the State Forester to establish sustainable harvest levels for harvesting timber on state forestland and develop a timber inventory model to inform sustainable harvest levels.
    • HB 3587 Directs the Department of Land Conservation and Development to take certain actions related to rocky habitat management.
    • HB 3786 Appropriates moneys to the Oregon Ocean Science Trust for deposit in the Oregon Ocean Science Fund for the purpose of providing competitive grants.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2808 Increases certain fees related to wells.
    • HB 2165 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Water Resources Department for costs related to well construction and compliance.
    • HB 2803 Increases certain fees related to water.

    • Note change: HB 3106, 3116, 3364, 3525, 3256, 3806 removed
  • Work Session
    • HB 3871 Establishes the Animal Welfare Trust to provide grants to entities that provide veterinary support services related to animals in low-income households or underserved communities.
    • HB 3910 Expands the justifications for a domestic water supply district to exercise the powers of a sanitary district.
    • HB 2773 Directs the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to establish a program to award grants for recreational fishing facilities within an urban growth boundary.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3544 Directs the Water Resources Department to study rules related to water.
    • HB 3343 Requires the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to study natural resources.
    • HB 3484 Directs the Water Resources Department to study rules related to water.

    • Note change: HB 2557, 3135 removed
  • Work Session
    • HB 3342 Directs the Water Resources Department to study rules related to water.
    • HB 3544 Directs the Water Resources Department to study rules related to water.
    • HB 3806 Authorizes the Water Resources Commission to approve a Deschutes River water bank pilot program.
    • HB 2988 Instructs the Water Resources Department to take certain actions related to aquifer recharge and aquifer storage and recovery.
    • HB 3106 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Department of Environmental Quality for the Oregon Water Data Portal project.
    • HB 3116 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Water Resources Department for place-based water planning.
    • HB 3135 Directs the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to award grants to soil and water conservation districts that operate in certain counties.
    • HB 3343 Requires the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to study natural resources.
    • HB 3364 Makes changes related to a water supply grant program.
    • HB 3484 Directs the Water Resources Department to study rules related to water.
    • HB 3525 Requires, for each dwelling unit rented by a landlord for which the source of drinking water is a well that is subject to regulation, that the landlord collect and test samples of drinking water from the dwelling unit for arsenic, E.
    • HB 3526 Establishes a cause of action for a buyer in a real estate transaction if the seller fails to provide the results of required well tests.
    • HB 3800 Renames the "Greater Harney Valley Groundwater Area of Concern" the "Harney Basin Groundwater Management Area.
    • HB 3501 Prohibits the consideration of whether certain changes related to water rights would impair or be detrimental to the public interest.
    • HB 2803 Increases certain fees related to water.
    • HB 2808 Increases certain fees related to wells.
    • HB 2165 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Water Resources Department for costs related to well construction and compliance.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3372 Directs the Water Resources Department to study exempt uses of water.

    • Note change: HB 2801, 3596 removed
  • Work Session
    • HB 2403 Authorizes landowners who meet certain criteria to petition for formation of a predator damage control district as a funding mechanism to pay the actual costs to the county of preventing, reducing and mitigating damage to property from predatory animals.
    • HB 3372 Directs the Water Resources Department to study exempt uses of water.
    • HB 3858 Makes remainder lands created by the lawful carve-out of lands by a recorded instrument into lawful units of land.
    • HB 2557 Prohibits a person from raising octopus for the purpose of human consumption or participating in the sale or offer for sale of octopus that was raised for human consumption.
    • HB 3596 Directs the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to study mule deer in the Steens Mountain herd range area.
    • HB 2801 Allows the Water Resources Department to approve leases or temporary transfers of certain water rights in the Upper Klamath Basin until a court issues a final water rights decree.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 3862 Requires the Department of Land Conservation and Development to study land use and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to land use no later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 3827 Prohibits an individual from using a gillnet to land salmon in the main stem of the Columbia River.
    • HB 3901 Directs the Water Resources Department to study rules related to water.

    • Note change: HB 2773 removed
Behavioral Health and Health Care
    • Please note: This meeting is scheduled from 3:00-6:30 pm
  • Work Session
    • HB 2149 Requires pharmacy services administrative organizations operating in this state to be licensed by the Department of Consumer and Business Services and creates rules for licensing requirements.
    • HB 3212 Creates additional rules and requirements for pharmacy benefit managers and a policy or certificate of health insurance or other contract providing for the reimbursement of the cost of a prescription drug.
    • HB 3226 Includes pharmacy services administrative organizations within the definition of pharmacies for the purpose of ensuring that pharmacy benefit managers are subject to laws regulating their activities even if their contracts are with pharmacy services administrative organizations.
    • HB 2365 Adds mental health professionals, naturopathic physicians, pharmacists, medical laboratory scientists and medical laboratory technicians to the types of providers eligible for the tax credit allowed to rural medical care providers.
    • HB 2357 Enacts the interstate Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact.
    • HB 2554 Enacts the interstate Social Work Licensure Compact.
    • HB 2676 Enacts the interstate Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.
    • HB 3060 Enacts the PA Licensure Compact.
    • HB 3339 Enacts the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact.
    • HB 3351 Enacts the interstate Counseling Compact.
    • HB 2013 Includes outpatient facilities that employ certified alcohol and drug counselors as providers for the purposes of mental health treatment insurance coverage.
    • HB 2029 Imposes requirements and restrictions on insurer and coordinated care organization audits of claims for reimbursement submitted by behavioral health treatment providers.
    • HB 2057 Prohibits insurers offering policies or certificates of health insurance and pharmacy benefit managers from requiring that a claim for reimbursement of a prescription drug include a modifier or other indicator that the drug is a 340B drug.
    • HB 2143 Defines "five-needle protocol.
    • HB 2147 Provides funding to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to be distributed to Oregon Health and Science University for purposes of the Addiction Medicine Fellowship program.
    • HB 2206 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to convene a work group to study the feasibility of and develop a plan for transferring responsibility from the authority to coordinated care organizations to administer adult residential mental health service benefits and assume the financial risk of administering those benefits.
    • HB 2208 Requires a community health improvement plan to serve as the primary regional planning document for all health services and operations and incorporate various other planning documents.
    • HB 2210 Expands a provider credentialing database maintained by the Oregon Health Authority to include audit or other compliance materials that an organizational provider must submit to a coordinated care organization.
    • HB 2211 Defines a "dental subcontractor.
    • HB 2214 Modifies the minimum financial requirements for coordinated care organizations.
    • HB 2215 Establishes a process for determining global budgets for coordinated care organizations that is similar to the rate review process for insurers.
    • HB 2216 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to assess current fee-for-service billing practices and non-fee-for-service payment pathways for community health workers serving medical assistance recipients to identify improvements for ensuring adequate and sustainable funding.
    • HB 2222 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to create and maintain a registry of mobile integrated health care providers.
    • HB 2239 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to adopt minimum quality and performance standards to certify recovery residences that contract with the authority, a coordinated care organization or a county behavioral health department to provide housing supports to individuals with substance use disorders.
    • HB 2270 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to increase by 30 percent the reimbursement rates for addiction medicine services.
    • HB 2292 Requires health benefit plans and medical assistance managed plans to provide coverage with no cost-sharing for additional treatment for human immunodeficiency virus and prohibits requiring prior authorization.
    • HB 2385 Makes it an unlawful practice for drug manufacturers to interfere directly or indirectly with a pharmacy or drug outlet acquiring 340B drugs, delivering 340B drugs to certain health care providers or dispensing 340B drugs.
    • HB 2591 Establishes an income tax credit for physicians who practice anesthesiology and for certified registered nurse anesthetists who do not qualify for rural health care provider tax credits.
    • HB 2594 Requires a dental laboratory to register with the Health Licensing Office.
    • HB 2597 Directs the Oregon Health Authority and coordinated care organizations to reimburse dental care organizations for dental services provided to medical assistance recipients at a rate no less than 59.
    • HB 2685 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to provide information on the screening protocol for cytomegalovirus to hospitals and birthing centers.
    • HB 2690 Establishes the Health Insurance Mandate Review Advisory Committee, staffed by the Legislative Policy and Research Director, to meet during interims between sessions of the Legislative Assembly to review a specified number of proposed measures sponsored by or submitted to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to health if the measure requires health insurance policies to reimburse specified health care providers or to reimburse the cost of a specific service.
    • HB 2942 Requires the Oregon Health Authority and coordinated care organizations to reimburse pharmacies and pharmacists in the same manner as other health care providers for certain services related to HIV treatment.
    • HB 2943 Directs a hospital to conduct HIV and syphilis screening when an individual undergoes a blood test or analysis as part of medical care received within an emergency department, unless the individual declines a test.
    • HB 2955 Requires medical assistance to include continuous glucose monitors for specified recipients of medical assistance.
    • HB 3046 Clarifies that a pharmacist may prescribe, dispense and administer medications for treatment of opioid use disorder.
    • HB 3082 Requires prescription drug manufacturers to report to the Department of Consumer and Business Services the total number of consumers to which the manufacturer offered a patient assistance program who participated in the program, notwithstanding any increase in the price of the prescription drug for which the manufacturer offered the program.
    • HB 3086 Requires the Public Employees' Benefit Board to count payments made by or on behalf of an enrollee for the cost of certain prescription drugs when calculating the enrollee's contribution to an out-of-pocket maximum, deductible, copayment, coinsurance or other required cost-sharing for the drugs.
    • HB 3092 Requires the Oregon Educators' Benefit Board to count payments made by or on behalf of an enrollee for the cost of certain prescription drugs when calculating the enrollee's contribution to an out-of-pocket maximum, deductible, copayment, coinsurance or other required cost-sharing for the drugs.
    • HB 3146 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to administer a pilot program to provide low-barrier emergency housing for houseless or unsafely housed individuals on waiting lists for residential substance use disorder treatment or withdrawal management programs.
    • HB 3192 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Health Authority for the purpose of screening newborns for five specific diseases under the Northwest Regional Newborn Bloodspot Screening Program.
    • HB 3211 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to develop and make available a nonopioid directive form.
    • HB 3214 Expands the definition of "debilitating medical condition" for the medical use of marijuana.
    • HB 3221 Requires a person or government unit that is establishing or operating an urgent care center in this state to register the urgent care center with the Oregon Health Authority.
    • HB 3229 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to expedite the process for enrolling providers in the medical assistance program and study the feasibility of developing and implementing an automated, online tool for provider enrollment applications.
    • HB 3243 Prohibits balance billing for ambulance ground transportation services and creates rules for health benefit plan coverage of ambulance services.
    • HB 3245 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to develop a methodology for calculating a coordinated care organization's global budget.
    • HB 3326 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study barriers to accessing dental care for seniors.
    • HB 3439 Requires individual and group health benefit plans and benefit plans offered by the Public Employees' Benefit Board and the Oregon Educators Benefit Board to reimburse services provided by naturopathic physicians within the scope of their practice if the services are reimbursed when provided by licensed physicians, physician associates or nurse practioners.
    • HB 3554 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to establish a primary care provider loan repayment program to provide loan repayment subsidies to specified primary care providers.
    • HB 3727 Allows a physician or physician associate to use telemedicine to practice medicine or provide health care services under specified circumstances to a patient located out of state.
    • HB 3817 Directs the Oregon Health Authority in collaboration with the Department of Veterans' Affairs to establish a process through which a certain individual may consume ibogaine for a specified purpose.
    • HB 2023 Establishes certain health insurance coverage for applied behavior analysis therapy for certain intellectual and developmental disability diagnoses with the same requirements for coverage as autism spectrum disorder diagnoses.
    • HB 3042 Specifies additional reasons for which the Oregon Board of Naturopathic Medicine may impose discipline.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 3942 Allows a health care facility to apply for an expedited reissuance of a license if the health care facility was previously licensed within the last 24 months, closed voluntarily or due to financial hardship and will resume operations with no significant changes.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2015 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study outdated language in the provisions of ORS chapters 414 and 430.
    • HB 2016 Requires the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists to establish a schedule of violations and remove from the board's website and publicly accessible publications information related to a licensee's or associate's violations after a specified time.
    • HB 2024 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study the behavioral health workforce.
    • HB 2056 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study the cost of community mental health programs.
    • HB 2059 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to establish a unit dedicated to developing sufficient adult behavioral health facilities to serve the needs of each trauma system area in this state.
    • HB 2202 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study redundancies in the provisions of ORS chapters 414 and 430.
    • HB 2203 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study the safety of behavioral health workers.
    • HB 2205 Extends the term of a contract entered into between the Oregon Health Authority and a coordinated care organization to 10 years.
    • HB 2387 Prohibits certain health professional regulatory boards from disciplining licensees for providing psilocybin services as licensed psilocybin service facilitators or for discussing psilocybin services with clients or patients.
    • HB 2573 Modifies the requirements for the Senior Emergency Medical Services Innovation Program.
    • HB 2794 Directs a health care facility to establish and maintain procedures that a staff member may use to submit to the health care facility a complaint regarding a medical supply or equipment that the staff member believes in good faith is faulty or dangerous.
    • HB 2940 Establishes the Task Force on Hemoglobinopathies and Sickle Cell Disease.
    • HB 3134 Creates a process that exempts certain health care providers from prior authorization requirements under certain circumstances.
    • HB 3225 Specifies qualifications for a physician who is among the majority of the shareholders or directors of a professional corporation organized for the purpose of practicing medicine.
    • HB 3227 Voids noncompetition agreements, nondisclosure agreements nondisparagement agreements and nonsolicitation agreements between certain business entities and medical professionals, with specified exceptions, and prohibits the business entities from retaliating against the medical professional for violating the void agreements.
    • HB 3380 Increases the tax credit allowed to rural volunteer emergency medical services providers from $250 per tax year to $1,000 per tax year.
    • HB 3421 Requires certain policies and certificates of health insurance and medical assistance managed plans to cover biomarker testing with certain rules and requirements.
    • HB 3572 Directs the Emergency Medical Services Program to develop a state emergency medical services 10-year strategic plan.
    • HB 3760 Allows the Health Licensing Office to issue to a qualified applicant a license to practice art therapy as a provisional licensed art therapist.
    • HB 3761 Allows the Health Licensing Office to issue to a qualified applicant a license to practice art therapy as a provisional licensed art therapist.
    • HB 3799 Creates a method by which a health care practitioner may offer to treat a patient who has a terminal disease or severe chronic disease with an investigational product not approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
    • HB 3824 Authorizes a physical therapist to prescribe durable medical equipment.
    • HB 3902 Directs the Oregon State Board of Nursing to establish an advisory committee to study the nursing educator shortage and make recommendations to address the issues identified by the committee.
    • HB 3912 Requires an individual who uses the title "doctor" in connection with a health care profession to designate on specified material, including social media and professional name badges, the health care profession in which the individual earned a doctoral degree.
    • HB 3916 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to award grants to certain recipients for certain workforce development activities.
    • HB 3923 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to approve the transfer of 500 or more members of a coordinated care organization or dental care organization if the transfer meets specified conditions, unless the transfer diminishes patient care.
    • HB 3942 Allows a health care facility to apply for an expedited reissuance of a license if the health care facility was previously licensed within the last 24 months, closed voluntarily or due to financial hardship and will resume operations with no significant changes.
    • HB 3650 Establishes the Latino Health System Task Force.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2212 Establishes the Task Force on the Prioritized List of Health Services.
    • HB 3294 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study the effects of House Bill 2697 (2023).
    • Please note: This meeting is scheduled from 3:00-6:30 pm
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously
      posted agendas.
Climate, Energy, and Environment
  • Work Session
    • HB 3336 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Declares a state policy regarding the electric transmission system.
    • HB 2370 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Increases the annual fee amount that the Public Utility Commission may impose on public utilities for the purpose of defraying costs of the commission.
    • HB 2375 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Requires a person who is developing or repowering a wind energy facility to apply to the Federal Aviation Administration for installation of a light-mitigating technology system and, if approved, install the system within 24 months.
    • HB 3814 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Prohibits the Environmental Quality Commission and Department of Environmental Quality from requiring seafood processors to meet water quality or purity standards for bacteria in effluent discharges associated with fecal sources.
    • HB 3655 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Directs the Department of Environmental Quality to develop a program for examination and certification of operators of lagoon wastewater treatment systems.
    • HB 3863 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Requires the Public Utility Commission to establish an eligibility cap at no less than 10 megawatts for the use of standard avoided costs rates and contracts for the purchase of energy or energy and capacity from qualifying facilities under the Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act of 1978.
    • HB 2985 Modifies provisions relating to the administrative proceedings of the Public Utility Commission.
    • HB 2064 Requires the Public Utility Commission to take certain actions to support the operations of microgrids and community microgrids.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 3940 Places a surcharge on sales of beverage containers for purposes of wildfire prevention and response.
    • HB 3947 Increases the amount of the estimate of revenues that will be received from General Fund revenue sources other than corporate income and excise taxes for the biennium beginning July 1, 2023.

    • Note Change: HB 2961, HB 3546, HB 3081, HB 3107, HB 2065, HB 2066, and HB 2679 have been removed.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2679 Directs the State Department of Agriculture to classify certain pesticides containing neonicotinoids as restricted-use.
    • HB 2067 Directs the State Department of Energy to establish a rebate program for the purchase of battery-powered leaf blowers.
    • HB 3422 Adds a criterion to the standards that the Energy Facility Siting Council must find for the council to take an exception to an applicable statewide planning goal for a proposed energy facility.
    • HB 3747 Establishes a refundable income tax credit for the purchase of battery energy storage systems and solar photovoltaic electric systems.
    • HB 2981 Directs the State Department of Fish and Wildlife to study aquatic invasive species.
    • HB 2062 Requires producers of batteries or battery-containing products to join a battery producer responsibility organization and implement a battery producer responsibility program for the collection and recycling of batteries.
    • HB 3868 Requires the State Department of Energy to study avoided costs paid to qualifying facilities under the federal Public Utility Regulatory Policies Act compared with the costs incurred by investor-owned utilities to acquire or maintain renewable energy generation facilities.
    • HB 3874 Increases from 50 megawatts to 100 megawatts the minimum size that a wind energy facility needs to be before a wind energy facility is required to obtain a site certificate from the Energy Facility Siting Council.
    • HB 3927 Requires the State Department of Energy to study the need to expand electric transmission infrastructure in this state.
    • HB 3628 Establishes the Oregon Electric Transmission Authority as an independent public corporation.
    • HB 3018 Requires entities that cook, assemble, process, serve or sell food to recover and dispose of food waste as specified in the Act.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 3846 Allows the State Forestry Department to enter into a lease agreement for management authority and responsibility for the Ochoco National Forest for no less than 15 years.
    • HB 3539 Requires the Environmental Quality Commission to contract with a third party to study and determine a greenhouse gas reporting emissions factor for electricity purchased from unspecified sources.
    • HB 3540 Provides for a single limit on the cost of compliance for an electric utility that is required to comply with a renewable portfolio standard and the statutory clean energy targets.
    • HB 3716 Modifies the provisions of the zero-emission and electric vehicle rebate programs.
    • HB 3729 Prohibits the Department of Environmental Quality, the Environmental Quality Commission or a regional air quality control authority from requiring a person to operate a human or animal crematory incinerator at a temperature greater than 1,600 degrees Fahrenheit.
    • HB 3653 Defines "energy performance contract" and allows authorized state agencies to enter into energy performance contracts without requiring a competitive procurement if the authorized state agency follows rules that the Attorney General adopts, negotiates a performance guarantee and enters into the contract with a qualified energy service company that the State Department of Energy prequalifies and approves.

    • Note Change: HB 2679 has been added.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2961 Increases the percentage of electrical service capacity for charging electric vehicles or electric vehicle charging stations that must be installed at vehicle parking spaces in the garages or parking areas of newly constructed commercial buildings, multifamily buildings with five or more units and mixed-use buildings consisting of privately owned commercial space and five or more residential dwelling units.
    • HB 3546 Directs the Public Utility Commission to provide for a classification of service for large energy use facilities.
    • HB 3081 Requires the State Department of Energy to coordinate with other organizations, conduct outreach, establish a statewide navigation and support system and provide information in multiple languages, as part of the department's single resource for providing information and assistance related to available energy efficiency incentives and programs.
    • HB 3107 Modifies the authority of the Department of Environmental Quality to enter into agreements with regulated entities to expedite or enhance a regulatory process.
    • HB 2065 Allows a person to contract with a third-party consultant to conduct a study or engineering evaluation that a public utility requires for an application to interconnect a community renewable energy project or microgrid.
    • HB 2066 Directs the Public Utility Commission to establish a regulatory framework to allow the ownership, deployment and use of microgrids and community microgrids.
    • HB 3609 Requires each electric company to develop a distributed power plant program for the procurement of grid services to be provided by distributed energy resources.
    • HB 3681 Requires the Energy Facility Siting Council to conclude a contested case and issue a final order within 12 months from the date of a proposed order.
    • HB 2038 Requires the State Department of Energy to study nuclear energy, including nuclear waste disposal from nuclear energy.
    • HB 2410 Allows the Energy Facility Siting Council to issue a site certificate for a small modular reactor energy facility demonstration project in Umatilla County.
    • HB 3932 Instructs the State Fish and Wildlife Commission to adopt rules that prohibit a person from taking a beaver on waters or watersheds that are classified in a certain manner or on public land that is within the watersheds or within 200 feet of the ordinary high water mark of the waters.
    • HB 3119 Prohibits the Department of Environmental Quality from implementing or enforcing the Advanced Clean Trucks regulations before January 1, 2027.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 3869 Requires the State Department of Energy, in collaboration with the Public Utility Commission, to study the benefits of a central energy procurement policy.
    • HB 3794 Establishes the Task Force on Municipal Solid Waste in the Willamette Valley.
    • HB 3944 Repeals provisions related to building code standards for wildfire hazard mitigation, defensible space requirements, fire protection for lands outside forest protection districts and the wildfire hazard map.
    • HB 3597 Requires the Department of Environmental Quality to study electric vehicles.
    • HB 3598 Requires the Department of Environmental Quality to study electric vehicles.

    • Note Change: HB 2961, HB 3546, HB 3081, HB 3107, HB 2065, and HB 2066 have been added.
Commerce and Consumer Protection
  • Work Session
    • HB 3178 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Requires in a transaction for a motor vehicle that is contingent upon a lender purchasing the retail installment contract or lease agreement negotiated between the seller and a buyer that the lender purchase the retail installment contract or lease agreement within two days after the transaction concludes or, if the sale of the retail installment contract or lease agreement does not occur, that the seller either void the transaction or agree to finance the transaction.
    • HB 2127 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Makes various changes to the laws that govern franchise agreements between motor vehicle dealers and manufacturers, distributors and importers.
    • HB 3179 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3/27/2025 MEETING: Directs the Public Utility Commission to consider the cumulative economic impact of a proposed rate or schedule of rates on a public utility's ratepayers if the proposed rate or schedule of rates will result in an increase of the public utility's revenue in this state by 2.
    • HB 3865 Requires a person that makes a solicitation by telephone or text message to self identify, identify the purpose of the solicitation and identify the person on behalf of which the person is making the solicitation within the first 10 seconds of the call or within the body of the initial text message.
    • HB 3875 Provides that a motor vehicle manufacturer and an affiliate of a motor vehicle manufacturer must comply with the requirements of the state's privacy laws in controlling and processing personal data the motor vehicle manufacturer or affiliate obtains from a consumer's use of a motor vehicle, regardless of the number of consumers from which the motor vehicle manufacturer or affiliate obtains personal data.
    • HB 2128 Updates and standardizes state laws that govern soliciting, offering, negotiating and selling travel insurance and products and services that include or are related to travel insurance.
    • HB 3431 Expands the application of certain statutes requiring publication in a newspaper to allow publication in online news publications.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 3102 Directs the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study certain impacts of damages from wildfire.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3779 Requires a person that provides debt resolution services to consumers in this state to register with the Department of Consumer and Business Services and regulates the activities of debt resolution service providers.
    • Note Change: HB 3178, HB 2127 and HB 3179 have been removed
  • Work Session
    • HB 3167 Prohibits knowingly or intentionally selling or offering for sale admission tickets that a person obtains by using software that is designed to circumvent, thwart, interfere with or evade a control or measure, including a security measure or an access control system, that an operator, ticket seller or reseller establishes or uses to ensure an equitable distribution, sale or resale of admission tickets for an entertainment event.
    • HB 3533 Prohibits a person that advertises consumer goods or consumer services for sale in this state from displaying in an advertisement or quoting during a transaction a price for the consumer goods or consumer services that does not include or disclose every fee that the consumer must pay to complete the sale of the consumer goods or consumer services.
    • HB 3647 Requires a person that operates a service station, business or other place for the purpose of retailing and delivering gasoline, diesel or other fuel to display on a sign visible from the street and on a sign visible at or near each dispensing device the prices charged for all grades of gasoline, diesel or other fuel.
    • HB 3234 Authorizes the Attorney General, at the Attorney General's own initiative, but in consultation and cooperation with the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services, to investigate and bring an action against a health insurer or affiliate of a health insurer in a court of this state to enforce a violation of the antitrust laws of this state, to obtain damages, a civil penalty or restitution, and to enjoin an act or practice that constitutes a monopoly, a business combination in restraint of trade or commerce or a substantial reduction or elimination of competition or competitors within a region or market of this state, or that otherwise constitutes an unlawful trade practice.
    • HB 3156 Requires the Public Utility Commission to study utilities.
    • HB 3792 Requires the Public Utility Commission to study consumer protection for utility ratepayers.
    • HB 2680 Requires a contractor, as a condition of receiving public funds to install, repair or remodel a fenestration product or system in a public building, to have a national certification as a glazing contractor and at least one employee that has a national certification as an architectural glass and metal technician.
    • HB 2141 Creates a volunteer registry with the State Board of Architect Examiners for commercial interior designers.
    • HB 3830 Prohibits a professional licensing board from denying issuance of an authorization issued by the professional licensing board to an individual based solely on the individual's immigration or citizenship status.
    • HB 2971 Modifies the allowable investments for certain financial institutions.
    • HB 3899 Lowers the thresholds above which, in applicable circumstances, controllers are subject to regulation in processing consumers' personal data.
    • HB 3779 Requires a person that provides debt resolution services to consumers in this state to register with the Department of Consumer and Business Services and regulates the activities of debt resolution service providers.
    • HB 3089 Defines "wildfire risk" for the purpose of determining certain obligations of insurers related to homeowner insurance.
    • HB 2528 Adds "nicotine derived from any source" to the definitions of "inhalant delivery system" and "tobacco products.
    • HB 2380 Directs the Board of Cosmetology to adopt rules to allow the holder of a provisional certificate to perform in a cosmetology field of practice under the supervision of a practitioner in the same field of practice.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 2008 Requires the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study consumer protection.
    • Note Change: HB 2380 and HB 2008 has been added
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously
      posted agendas.
Early Childhood and Human Services
  • Work Session
    • HB 3496 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING Requires the Department of Land Conservation and Development to develop guidance for local governments on siting, and incentivizing the development of, child care facilities on or before December 31, 2026.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 2991 Appropriates moneys to be used for funding outreach regarding federal earned income tax credits and other tax benefits and to provide tax navigation and preparation to low-income individuals.
    • HB 3933 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Department of Early Learning and Care for the purpose of funding Relief Nursery programs.
    • HB 2374 Establishes the Parenting Effectiveness Program within the Department of Human Services.
    • HB 3560 Expands areas where a child care facility may be sited.
    • HB 2452 Directs the Department of Early Learning and Care to establish a program to award grants to child care resource and referral entities to help parents or guardians of children access child care.
    • HB 3497 Requires specified agencies to consider the effects of a proposed action on older adult populations.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2061 Establishes a task force on the recruitment and retention of case managers and adult protective services workers.
    • HB 2956 Requires the Department of Human Services to study adult foster homes.
    • HB 2924 Modifies the number and description of members on the System of Care Advisory Council.
    • Note Change: HB 3775 & HB 3802 removed. HB 3496, HB 2991, HB 3933, HB 2374
      added.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 2924 Modifies the number and description of members on the System of Care Advisory Council.
    • HB 3201 Directs the Department of Education to implement policies and procedures that increase access to healthy and culturally-relevant food for children in child care.
    • HB 3224 Requires the Department of Human Services to review the statutes of this state to identify all instances of required background checks, similarities and differences in the different background checks, and report on options to consolidate and reduce the number of different background checks for similar purposes or programs.
    • HB 3079 Requires the Department of Human Services to update its 2022 estimate of costs to implement youth experiencing homelessness programs.
    • HB 2593 Requires the Department of Early Learning and Care to study the impact on student parents and working parents of the waitlist to participate in the Employment Related Day Care subsidy program.
    • HB 3835 Modifies provisions regarding the use of restraint and involuntary seclusion on certain young people.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3795 Requires the Department of Human Services to study human services.
    • HB 3796 Requires the Department of Early Learning and Care to study early childhood.
    • HB 3797 Requires the Department of Human Services to study the demographics of children in Oregon.
    • Note Change: HB 3201 has been added.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 2956 Requires the Department of Human Services to study adult foster homes.
    • HB 3795 Requires the Department of Human Services to study human services.
    • HB 2061 Establishes a task force on the recruitment and retention of case managers and adult protective services workers.
    • HB 2150 Requires the Department of Human Services to study the recommendations from the rate and wage study.
    • HB 3797 Requires the Department of Human Services to study the demographics of children in Oregon.
    • HB 3796 Requires the Department of Early Learning and Care to study early childhood.
    • Note Change: HB 2374, HB 2991, HB 3933, HB 3201 have been removed.
Economic Development, Small Business, and Trade
  • Work Session
    • HB 3104 Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to enter into an agreement with a nonprofit organization or local government association to serve as a statewide rural community resource center.
    • HB 2120 Clarifies that a liquor store's amount of annual sales of alcoholic beverages used to determine liquor store class is not adjusted.
    • HB 3101 Removes the requirement that the amount of net proceeds from the Oregon State Lottery allocated to the County Fair Account not exceed $1.53 million
    • HB 3724 Prohibits advertising, packaging and labeling of marijuana items in a manner likely to cause minors to unlawfully possess or consume marijuana items.
    • HB 3315 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to update and redesign its public website.
    • HB 2527 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to the Union County Fair Association for the purpose of water and sewer improvements to the Union County Fairgrounds.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2291 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study economic development in Oregon.
    • Note change: HB 2304, HB 2145, HB 2171, HB 2274, and HB 2276 removed.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3614 Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to develop and implement a program to reimburse companies that relocate headquarters to Oregon for tariffs paid on goods imported through the Oregon International Port of Coos Bay.
    • HB 2415 Requires the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study ports.
    • HB 2282 Requires the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study alcohol.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2145 Removes the requirement that the amount of net proceeds from the Oregon State Lottery allocated to the County Fair Account not exceed $1.53 million
    • HB 2171 Provides an exemption from the state transient lodging tax for a camping site on a county fairgrounds that has not more than 50 camping sites with both direct electrical hookups and individual sewer hookups.
    • HB 2304 Removes the requirement that the amount of net proceeds from the Oregon State Lottery allocated to the County Fair Account not exceed $1.53 million
    • Note change: HB 2145, HB 2171, and HB 2304 added.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2274 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study its role in economic development in Oregon.
    • HB 2291 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study economic development in Oregon.
    • HB 2277 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study the semiconductor industry in Oregon.
    • HB 2322 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study economic development in Oregon.
    • HB 2417 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study signature research centers established by the Oregon Innovation Council.
    • HB 2418 Requires the Oregon Business Development Department to study the Small Business Innovation Research matching grant program administered by the Oregon Innovation Council.
    • HB 2415 Requires the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to study ports.
    • HB 2282 Requires the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study alcohol.
    • HB 3837 Appropriates moneys to the Oregon Business Development Department to award grants to cities and Oregon Indian tribes with high poverty rates for the purpose of developing local poverty reduction plans.
    • HB 3588 Requires the Secretary of State to study the effect of requiring physical street addresses for business registrations in light of changes to postal regulations.
    • HB 2121 Includes a liquor store agent appointed by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission in the definition of "licensee" for purposes of alcoholic beverages laws.
    • HB 3614 Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to develop and implement a program to reimburse companies that relocate headquarters to Oregon for tariffs paid on goods imported through the Oregon International Port of Coos Bay.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 2276 Requires the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission to study the commission.
    • Note change: HB 2274 and HB 2276 added. HB 3541 removed.
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously
      posted agendas.
Education
  • Work Session
    • HB 2529 Prescribes requirements for a cardiac emergency response plan for each school.
    • HB 3004 Directs the Youth Development Division to establish a statewide community violence prevention program.
    • HB 3037 Allows the State Board of Education to establish for small school districts a minimum grant amount and the Department of Education to reduce the administrative burden related to applying for and reporting on grants.
    • HB 3038 Adjusts purposes and eligible recipients of grants related to STEM education.
    • HB 3218 Requires the Commission on Indian Services and the Department of Education to study the Tribal Attendance Promising Practices grant program.
    • HB 3360 Requires that moneys from the corporate income and excise tax kicker be used for the funding of school construction and maintenance projects and infrastructure improvements.
    • HB 3449 Allows moneys available for a pilot program to provide support to foster child students to be used in other schools of the grantee's school district.
    • HB 3652 Expands the requirement to discuss class size and caseload as mandatory subjects of bargaining for purposes of school district collective bargaining.
    • Please note: each person testifying should plan to limit testimony to two minutes, if necessary, in order to accommodate all those wishing to speak. Written testimony is accepted up to 48 hours after
      the start of the meeting, see note at the end of the agenda.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3563 Requires the Department of Education to study the statutory requirements related to reports of abuse and sexual conduct in public schools.
    • HB 3624 Directs education service districts to reimburse parents and legal guardians for fees incurred by parents and legal guardians related to examinations administered to homeschooled children.
    • HB 3807 Prescribes requirements that an organization that administers interscholastic activities, or that facilitates the scheduling and programming of interscholastic activities, must implement to address discriminatory harassment or bullying behavior.
    • HB 3941 Directs the Department of Education to establish and administer a grant program for community schools.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2009 Requires the Department of Education to study the adequacy of public education in this state.
    • HB 2251 Directs school districts to adopt a policy that prohibits the use of student personal electronic devices.
    • HB 2359 Requires school districts and public charter schools to implement a schedule for high schools that does not start regular instructional hours before 8:30 a.
    • HB 2673 Appropriates moneys to the Department of Education to establish an accreditation program for school business professionals.
    • HB 3040 Requires the Department of Education to study methods for improving early literacy outcomes.
    • HB 3149 Allows for additional distributions of state moneys to wildfire-impacted school districts for an additional four school years.
    • HB 3199 Requires the Legislative Policy and Research Director to conduct a study regarding policies, grant programs, support programs and other initiatives implemented in this state with the intent of improving school attendance.
    • HB 3373 Directs the Department of Education to prepare and distribute a report that compiles the audit findings for school districts, education service districts and public charter schools.
    • HB 3941 Directs the Department of Education to establish and administer a grant program for community schools.
    • Please note: each person testifying should plan to limit testimony to two minutes, if necessary, in order to accommodate all those wishing to speak. Written testimony is accepted up to 48 hours after
      the start of the meeting, see note at the end of the agenda.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2052 Creates a violation for failure to comply with compulsory school attendance requirements.
    • HB 2060 Directs the Department of Education to establish and maintain a registry for nonlicensed tutors.
    • HB 2583 Allows virtual public charter schools that do not provide educational services through a for-profit entity that contracts with the governing body of the virtual public charter school to be eligible for grants distributed from the Student Investment Account.
    • HB 3059 Requires the Department of Human Services and the Department of Education to jointly study the needs of youth who are in a residential facility and who attend a public school in this state.
    • The House and Senate Committees on Education are meeting jointly.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Invited speakers only
    • HB 2009/SB 141
      Danny Moran, Deputy Legislative Director, Office of Governor Tina Kotek
      Johnna Timmes, Education Initiatives Director, Office of Governor Tina Kotek
      Dr. Charlene Williams, Director, Oregon Department of Education
      Tim Boyd, Oregon Department of Education
  • Work Session
    • HB 2583 Allows virtual public charter schools that do not provide educational services through a for-profit entity that contracts with the governing body of the virtual public charter school to be eligible for grants distributed from the Student Investment Account.
    • HB 2588 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Teacher Standards and Practices Commission to support the Oregon Registered Teaching Apprenticeship Program.
    • HB 2900 Clarifies the definitions of "contract teacher" and "probationary teacher."
    • HB 2992 Directs the Department of Education and the Oregon Health Authority to jointly establish and implement a program that provides eye examinations and prescription eyeglasses to students from low-income families.
    • HB 3007 Prescribes the requirements of a form to be used when a public education provider receives notification that a student has been diagnosed with a concussion or other brain injury.
    • HB 3200 Requires the Department of Education to allocate a specified amount from the Fund for Student Success to the scholarship program for diverse teacher candidates in the biennium beginning July 1, 2025.
    • HB 3357 Directs the Department of Education to implement a method to be used by school districts and education service districts to record school workplace safety incidents.
    • HB 3365 Directs the State Board of Education to include an interdisciplinary approach to sustainability and climate change across all subjects for which academic content standards are established.
    • HB 3563 Requires the Department of Education to study the statutory requirements related to reports of abuse and sexual conduct in public schools.
    • HB 3568 Appropriates moneys to the Department of Education for distribution to the Oregon Coast Visitors Association for the purpose of promoting seafood in the public schools of this state.
    • HB 3807 Prescribes requirements that an organization that administers interscholastic activities, or that facilitates the scheduling and programming of interscholastic activities, must implement to address discriminatory harassment or bullying behavior.
    • Please note: each person testifying should plan to limit testimony to two minutes, if necessary, in order to accommodate all those wishing to speak. Written testimony is accepted up to 48 hours after
      the start of the meeting, see note at the end of the agenda.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2453 Requires the Department of Education to study the adequacy of public education in this state.
    • HB 2530 Modifies school bus stop arm camera law.
    • HB 3915 Directs the State Department of Agriculture to develop and maintain a model list of low-impact pesticides for use with school integrated pest management plans.
    • HB 3949 Prescribes requirements related to contracts entered into between the State Board of Education and a publisher of textbooks and instructional materials.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2052 Creates a violation for failure to comply with compulsory school attendance requirements.
    • HB 2060 Directs the Department of Education to establish and maintain a registry for nonlicensed tutors.
    • HB 2453 Requires the Department of Education to study the adequacy of public education in this state.
    • HB 2530 Modifies school bus stop arm camera law.
    • HB 3059 Requires the Department of Human Services and the Department of Education to jointly study the needs of youth who are in a residential facility and who attend a public school in this state.
    • HB 3169 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to modify the amounts of grants for school-based health centers for inflation.
    • HB 3624 Directs education service districts to reimburse parents and legal guardians for fees incurred by parents and legal guardians related to examinations administered to homeschooled children.
    • HB 3915 Directs the State Department of Agriculture to develop and maintain a model list of low-impact pesticides for use with school integrated pest management plans.
    • HB 3949 Prescribes requirements related to contracts entered into between the State Board of Education and a publisher of textbooks and instructional materials.
Emergency Management, General Government, and Veterans
  • Work Session
    • HB 2152 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Directs the State Department of Energy to develop and implement a Statewide Geographic Diversity of Fueling Stations for Disaster Reserves Priority Action Plan.
    • HB 2200 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Directs the Oregon Investment Council and the State Treasurer to take certain actions to reduce the carbon intensity of state investments and address certain investment risks relating to climate change.
    • HB 2537 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Establishes the Veterans Waiver Program in the Oregon Health Authority to provide, beginning in 2026, medical assistance to low-income veterans who reside in Oregon.
    • HB 2949 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Requires the Department of Environmental Quality to contract with a third party to study and assess financial assurance requirements for owners or operators of bulk oils and liquid fuels terminals.
    • HB 2995 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Establishes the Task Force on Reparations and directs the task force to study and develop proposals for financial and nonfinancial reparations for Oregonians of African-American descent, develop appropriate methods for educating the public about the task force's findings and recommend appropriate remedies based on the task force's findings.
    • HB 3077 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Allows local government employees to volunteer to support wildland fire suppression in emergency situations.
    • HB 3450 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Directs the State Department of Energy to develop an energy storage transition plan for the critical energy infrastructure hub.
    • HB 3532 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Directs the Oregon Historical Society, in consultation with the Oregon Geographic Names Board, federally recognized Indian tribes, state and local government leaders, local landowners and other interested parties, to compile a list of highways and geographic features that bear offensive names.
    • HB 2346 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Creates the Office of Resilience and Emergency Management within the Department of Human Services.
    • HB 3556 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Extends the permissible uses of net revenue from a new or increased local transient lodging tax to include public safety services and certain costs related to "community infrastructure.
    • HB 3646 CARRIED OVER FROM THE 3-27-2025 MEETING: Adds entities in which employees of the entity own at least 50 percent of the ownership interest in the entity directly or through an employee stock ownership plan to the list of sources to which a contracting agency may give preference in procuring goods or services for public contracts.
    • HB 2050 Exempts from state income tax for a taxpayer who is a veteran all retirement pay or pension received for service in the Armed Forces of the United States.
    • HB 3328 Adds Grant County to the list of counties that may use road fund moneys from federal forest reserves payments for patrolling on the county's roads.
    • HB 3366 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services for distribution to the Rogue Siskiyou Regional Training Center.
    • HB 3460 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to administer a program to reimburse the cost of hyperbaric oxygen therapy for low-income veterans who have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury or post-traumatic stress disorder and are ineligible for medical assistance.
    • HB 3349 Authorizes the State Forestry Department to take certain actions related to motor vehicles and other equipment used by the department.
    • HB 3350 Appropriates moneys out of the General Fund to the State Forestry Department for deposit in the Rangeland Protection Association Fund.
    • HB 3654 Sets maximum matching fund requirements for state grants to small incorporated cities for capital construction and municipal infrastructure.
    • HB 3788 Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to develop and administer a program to issue grants to certain medical facilities near a tsunami inundation zone to enable the facilities to store fuel and water for emergency purposes.
    • HB 3870 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Oregon Business Development Department for distribution to local governments and other entities for purposes related to public safety.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2344 Requires the Department of Veterans' Affairs to keep the World War II memorial located in the Capitol Mall up to date and maintain an educational tool as part of the memorial.
    • HB 3754 Directs the Oregon Department of Emergency Management to create and maintain a registry of persons who are able and willing to provide emergency volunteer services.
    • HB 3773 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to adopt by rule qualification criteria for veteran-specific personal health navigators as an additional category of traditional health workers.
    • HB 3062 Requires local governments to map sensitive uses as part of a comprehensive plan.
    • HB 3831 Requires the Department of Land Conservation and Development to study public health impacts of land use and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to land use no later than September 15, 2026.
    • Note Change: HB 2152, HB 2200, HB 2537, HB 2949, HB 2995, HB 3077, HB 3450, HB 3532, HB 2346, HB 3556, and HB 3646 have been added. HB 3002 has been removed.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2344 Requires the Department of Veterans' Affairs to keep the World War II memorial located in the Capitol Mall up to date and maintain an educational tool as part of the memorial.
    • HB 2559 Defines "honorable conditions" as related to the discharge or release of a veteran.
    • HB 3002 Establishes the Task Force on Data Modernization and directs the task force to report to an interim committee of the Legislative Assembly related to general government no later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 3062 Requires local governments to map sensitive uses as part of a comprehensive plan.
    • HB 3754 Directs the Oregon Department of Emergency Management to create and maintain a registry of persons who are able and willing to provide emergency volunteer services.
    • HB 3773 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to adopt by rule qualification criteria for veteran-specific personal health navigators as an additional category of traditional health workers.
    • HB 3798 Directs the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to collaborate with the State Fire Marshal to deliver training to emergency responders on responding to fires resulting from lithium-ion batteries and electric vehicles.
    • HB 3831 Requires the Department of Land Conservation and Development to study public health impacts of land use and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to land use no later than September 15, 2026.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2658 Prohibits cities or counties from conditioning a permit or zoning change on the development of an improvement project that has already been financed, planned or approved.
    • HB 2753 Authorizes the issuance of general obligation bonds under Article XI-Q of the Oregon Constitution for the emergency preparedness equipment grant program.
    • HB 2834 Directs the Oregon Military Department to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to the operations of the department.
    • HB 2845 Requires an appropriation to the Department of Veterans' Affairs from the General Fund to be in an amount not less than $10,000,000 in 2015 dollars, adjusted for inflation.
    • HB 2860 Directs the Oregon Military Department to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to the operations of the department.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2384 Extends the sunset date for the contingency planning fee and the tank railroad car fee.
    • HB 2658 Prohibits cities or counties from conditioning a permit or zoning change on the development of an improvement project that has already been financed, planned or approved.
    • HB 2753 Authorizes the issuance of general obligation bonds under Article XI-Q of the Oregon Constitution for the emergency preparedness equipment grant program.
    • HB 2834 Directs the Oregon Military Department to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to the operations of the department.
    • HB 2845 Requires an appropriation to the Department of Veterans' Affairs from the General Fund to be in an amount not less than $10,000,000 in 2015 dollars, adjusted for inflation.
    • HB 2858 Creates statewide preparedness offices in the Oregon Department of Administrative Services and the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training.
    • HB 2860 Directs the Oregon Military Department to study and make recommendations regarding improvements to the operations of the department.
Higher Education and Workforce Development
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 3534 Provides for a waiver of tuition, fees and the cost of textbooks for veterans and the children of veterans from eligible post-secondary institutions.
    • HB 3694 Modifies provisions of law related to compensation for student athletes enrolled in a post-secondary institution of education.
    • HB 3731 Provides additional data to be included by institutions of higher education in an annual report regarding allegations of sexual misconduct and violence on the campus of the institution.
    • HB 3809 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Housing and Community Services Department for the individual development account program.
    • HB 3826 Establishes a program within the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to promote workforce development initiatives in the trucking industry.
    • HB 3920 Increases the age limit for tuition waivers for qualified students.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Invited speakers only
    • State Funding of Public Universities and Community Colleges
      Speakers to be determined

    • Note change: HB 3700 has been removed from the agenda.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2405 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Department of Corrections for distribution to some department institutions in eastern Oregon for the purpose of providing educational programs to adults in custody.
    • HB 2649 Permits certain public universities in this state to increase tuition and fees without the approval of the Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
    • HB 2686 Provides funding to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission for purposes of providing a grant to an organization that manages a statewide strategy to re-enroll residents of this state into certain programs.
    • HB 3029 Makes changes to workforce development statutes to improve alignment across workforce development programs and projects.
    • HB 3552 Allows education service districts to establish regional career centers to provide career and technical education.
    • HB 3669 Expands the goals and purposes of the Prosperity 10,000 Program.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 3634 Establishes the Water Workforce Program in the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to support workforce development initiatives within the water workforce.

    • Note change: HB 3634 and HB 2686 have been added to the agenda.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 2405 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Department of Corrections for distribution to some department institutions in eastern Oregon for the purpose of providing educational programs to adults in custody.
    • HB 2458 Requires the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to conduct a study on reporting requirements placed on public universities in this state.
    • HB 2649 Permits certain public universities in this state to increase tuition and fees without the approval of the Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
    • HB 2686 Provides funding to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission for purposes of providing a grant to an organization that manages a statewide strategy to re-enroll residents of this state into certain programs.
    • HB 3006 Appropriates moneys from the General Fund to the Department of Education for various purposes related to increasing the representation of marginalized populations in the education workforce in this state.
    • HB 3008 Appropriates moneys to fund child care workforce investments.
    • HB 3011 Establishes the Early Childhood Education Workforce Development Fund and appropriates moneys in the fund to the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to provide funding to community colleges and public universities in this state that offer early childhood education degrees and certificates.
    • HB 3026 Requires the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to study higher education.
    • HB 3029 Makes changes to workforce development statutes to improve alignment across workforce development programs and projects.
    • HB 3030 Authorizes the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to award grants to culturally and linguistically diverse school administrator candidates to use at approved educator preparation programs.
    • HB 3213 Requires that public university foundations are subject to the public records laws of this state.
    • HB 3552 Allows education service districts to establish regional career centers to provide career and technical education.
    • HB 3669 Expands the goals and purposes of the Prosperity 10,000 Program.

    • Note change: HB 2458 and HB 2686 have been added to the agenda.
Housing and Homelessness
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3921 Approves City of Roseburg and Douglas County 2024 ordinances that provided for amendments to the city's urban growth boundary, the city boundaries and the city and county's comprehensive plan and land use regulations.
    • HB 3928 Allows counties to designate certain rural lands for rural housing development that are not subject to statewide land use planning laws.
    • HB 2647 Authorizes cities to bring certain lands within their urban growth boundaries for light industrial and open space uses.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3236 Expands purposes for the corporate excise tax credit allowed for affordable housing lending.
    • HB 2906 Establishes the Task Force on Innovative Housing Strategies for Veterans.

    • Note Change: HB 2906 has been added
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 2258 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • HB 3746 Reduces the statute of limitations for construction defect actions for units in a planned community or condominium.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2138 Expands allowable middle housing and expands middle housing requirements to include urban unincorporated lands.
    • HB 2316 Allows designation of Home Start Lands to be used for housing.
    • HB 2735 Removes the annual cap on matching funds that an individual development account holder may accrue.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 3054 Reduces maximum rent increases for rental spaces in a facility to match changes to the consumer price index.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3939 Extends the temporary Oregon Business Development Department residential infrastructure grant program by two years.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3054 Reduces maximum rent increases for rental spaces in a facility to match changes to the consumer price index.
    • HB 2258 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to study housing and to report to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to housing by September 15, 2026.
    • HB 3545 Provides a temporary exemption from assessments imposed by a homeowners association or by an association of condominium unit owners on foreclosed property that has been deeded to a county.
    • HB 2964 Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to award grants for the predevelopment costs of affordable housing and a grant to assist nonprofits receiving grants or loans under this Act.
    • HB 3570 Appropriates moneys to the Oregon Business Development Department to update the inventory of community infrastructure project needs related to the production of new housing and prepare reports on the inventory update and the processes and programs for maintaining inventories of, and providing funding for, drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure projects.
    • HB 3649 Requires the Housing Accountability and Production Office to provide grants for regional housing coordination by January 1, 2026.
    • HB 3921 Approves City of Roseburg and Douglas County 2024 ordinances that provided for amendments to the city's urban growth boundary, the city boundaries and the city and county's comprehensive plan and land use regulations.
    • HB 3928 Allows counties to designate certain rural lands for rural housing development that are not subject to statewide land use planning laws.
    • HB 2647 Authorizes cities to bring certain lands within their urban growth boundaries for light industrial and open space uses.
    • HB 3746 Reduces the statute of limitations for construction defect actions for units in a planned community or condominium.
    • HB 3521 Requires residential landlords to pay a minimum amount of damages for breaching an agreement to later execute a rental agreement in exchange for holding a deposit.
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 2967 Prohibits residential landlords from charging an applicant screening charge.

    • Note Change: HB 3939, 3521 has been added, and HB 3033 has been removed
  • Possible Work Session
    • HB 3939 Extends the temporary Oregon Business Development Department residential infrastructure grant program by two years.

    • Note Change: HB 3939 has been added
Judiciary
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2469 Establishes a time limit on when a district attorney may submit an indictment to the grand jury on a pending case when a trial date has been scheduled.
    • HB 2639 Modifies the process for setting aside convictions, dismissals, contempt of court findings and guilty except for insanity judgments.
    • HB 2641 Modifies when a prior conviction is admissible to impeach the character of a witness.
    • HB 2712 Provides that the Judicial Department may implement an audit schedule for the circuit courts.
    • HB 3097 Increases sentencing guidelines for felony attempting to elude a police officer.
    • HB 3884 Requires the Department of State Police to study whether firearm hold agreements reduce firearm risks.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2471 Modifies when a person is guilty except for insanity.
    • HB 2473 Modifies the requirements for providing a declaration for the purposes of authenticating records in response to criminal process.
    • HB 2555 Changes the name of the Family Sentencing Alternative Pilot Program to the Family Sentencing Alternative Program.
    • HB 2975 Provides that an admission or a finding that a crime constitutes domestic violence is not an element of the crime for merger purposes.
    • HB 3174 Increases the fee paid for alcohol and drug screening specialists.
    • Note change: HB 2306, HB 2311, HB 2470, HB 2476, HB 2480, HB 2522, HB 3051, and HB 3582 have been removed.
    • Note change: HB 3884 has been added.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2632 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study issues related to specialty courts, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 2633 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study issues related to specialty courts, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 3816 Requires the Department of Justice to study victims.
    • HB 3917 Creates the Catastrophic Wildfire Fund to pay for property damage claims arising from catastrophic wildfires that are ignited by the facilities of a public utility.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2055 Provides that when offering a service with age restrictions, a private entity is allowed to swipe a driver's license to verify a person's age, regardless of how old the person looks.
    • HB 2183 Directs the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to adopt rules providing that, if an applicant for certification as a private security professional is or was certified as a police officer, a refresher course and examination satisfies the training requirements for certification.
    • HB 2677 Modifies the procedure for the expunction of certain juvenile records.
    • HB 3666 Requires an electric public utility to apply for a wildfire safety certification.
    • HB 3766 Allows a plaintiff to bring a civil action against a person who transmits an intimate image to the plaintiff's computer or electronic device in certain circumstances.
    • Note change: HB 3323 has been removed.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2492 Requires the State Court Administrator to study courts and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 2605 Requires the State Court Administrator to study fees and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 3067 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study repealing the sunset of the Justice Reinvestment Program.
    • HB 3069 Requires the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study public safety.
    • HB 3825 Shortens the time period after which judgment remedies for monetary obligations in criminal judgments without restitution expire.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2306 Allows the Marion County board of county commissioners to establish a justice of the peace district that includes the county seat.
    • HB 2668 Requires certain private persons, before engaging in search and rescue efforts, to make specified disclosures to the family of the missing person and to notify county sheriffs.
    • HB 2851 Modifies the definition of "critical infrastructure" to include a terrestrial-based cable or wire communication facility for purposes of the crimes of domestic terrorism in the first degree and domestic terrorism in the second degree.
    • HB 3075 Modifies the firearm permit provisions of Ballot Measure 114 (2022).
    • HB 3076 Directs the Department of Justice to study the establishment of a state gun dealer licensing program, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 3080 Modifies provisions regarding who can act as a health care representative for an incapacitated person who has not appointed a health care representative or does not have an advance directive.
    • HB 3093 Requires law enforcement agencies to take a DNA sample of a person arrested for certain crimes.
    • HB 3118 Requires the Department of Corrections to enter into a contract with a third party to provide communications services at no cost to persons confined at a Department of Corrections institution.
    • HB 3819 Allows the State Board of Massage Therapists to issue a registration to practice reflexology to a qualified applicant.
    • HB 3929 Establishes a testimonial privilege for communications by certain public safety employees to a peer supporter.
    • Note change: HB 2306 has been added.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2467 Defines "dangerous to self," "dangerous to others" and "serious physical harm" for the purpose of involuntarily committing a person with mental illness.
    • HB 2480 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study behavioral health.
    • HB 2481 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study behavioral health.
    • HB 2488 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study civil commitment criteria.
    • HB 3884 Requires the Department of State Police to study whether firearm hold agreements reduce firearm risks.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2311 Provides that the Oregon Health Authority is not required to use administrative law judges from the Office of Administrative Hearings for contested case hearings involving the Oregon State Hospital.
    • Note change: HB 2480 and HB 2311 have been added.
    • Note change: HB 2487 has been removed.
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2175 Creates the crime of possessing, purchasing, making, delivering or selling a pill press or similar equipment.
    • HB 3443 Provides that each firearm possessed by a person committing the crime of felon in possession of a firearm constitutes a separately punishable offense.
    • HB 3553 Creates the crime of possessing, purchasing, making, delivering or selling a pill press or similar equipment.
    • HB 3839 Directs the Department of State Police to ensure that level one and level two sex offender information is available to school districts and entities providing school visitor management services.
    • HB 3948 Increases the penalty for operating an unmanned aircraft system over a critical infrastructure facility that is a correctional facility or youth correction facility.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2299 Increases the penalty for unlawful dissemination of an intimate image and renames the crime.
    • HB 2522 Requires the use of headlights when the windshield wipers are on or there is fog.
    • HB 2533 Extends the statutory timeline for inspection of public records when the exemption is based on attorney-client privilege.
    • HB 3582 Eliminates the statute of limitations for civil actions based on sexual assault or child sexual abuse.
    • HB 2614 Directs the Oregon Public Defense Commission to study ways to improve the provision of public defense services within this state, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 2712 Provides that the Judicial Department may implement an audit schedule for the circuit courts.
    • HB 3097 Increases sentencing guidelines for felony attempting to elude a police officer.
    • HB 3194 Establishes that landowners and persons acting as farmworker camp operators are jointly and severally liable for operating a farmworker camp on the landowner's property unless certain conditions are met.
    • HB 3426 Expands offenses relating to the use of an unmanned aircraft system to interfere with official duties to include firefighting and search and rescue efforts.
    • HB 3564 Modifies provisions relating to demands for correction or retraction of a published defamatory statement.
    • Note change: HB 2522, HB 2712, HB 3582 have been added
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 3926 Directs the Department of State Police to create the SIGNAL program (State Initiated Guidance for Notifying and Assisting the Lost).
    • HB 3935 Creates the crime of initiating a false report in the first degree.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3323 Authorizes a driver improvement course as an alternative to conviction of a traffic violation for a person 18 years of age or less whose driving record shows no prior convictions of traffic offenses.
    • HB 2470 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to expand the capacity of the Oregon State Hospital.
    • HB 2476 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to study issues related to fitness to proceed and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 2480 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study behavioral health.
    • HB 3051 Directs the Oregon Health Authority to study fitness to proceed and requires the authority to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than May 1, 2026.
    • Placeholder Bills that do not currently have planned amendments:
  • Public Hearing and Possible Work Session
    • HB 2475 Requires the Department of Corrections to study adults in custody.
    • HB 2487 Requires the Oregon Health Authority to study civil commitment criteria.
    • HB 2491 Requires the State Court Administrator to study courts and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 2493 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • HB 2494 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • HB 2495 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the use of technology in improving the efficiency of criminal proceedings, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 2497 Requires the Judicial Department to study options for improving court access for victims of domestic violence in this state.
    • HB 2601 Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study ways to improve the expunction process, and to provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 2602 Requires the Judicial Department to study ways to improve the efficiency of the process for setting aside convictions.
    • HB 2603 Requires the Judicial Department to study ways to improve the efficiency of the process for setting aside convictions.
    • HB 2604 Requires the Judicial Department to study options for simplifying family law proceedings in this state.
    • HB 2605 Requires the State Court Administrator to study fees and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 2611 Requires the State Court Administrator to study lawsuits and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 2623 Directs the Oregon Public Defense Commission to study best practices to improve the provision of public defense services within this state, and provide the results of the study to the appropriate interim committees of the Legislative Assembly no later than December 31, 2026.
    • HB 2625 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • HB 2626 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • HB 2636 Requires the Department of Justice to study victims and submit findings to the interim committees of the Legislative Assembly related to the judiciary not later than September 15, 2026.
    • HB 2637 Requires the Oregon Youth Authority to study the demographics of youth receiving services from the authority.
    • HB 2849 Requires the Department of Public Safety Standards and Training to study issues facing law enforcement agencies.
    • HB 3071 Requires the Department of Justice to study crime victim services.
    • HB 3073 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • HB 3074 Requires the Department of State Police to study the efficiency of firearm transfer criminal background checks.
    • HB 3815 Requires the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the effect of different types of sentences on rates of recidivism.
    • Note change: HB 3323, HB 2470, HB 2476, HB 2480, and HB 3051 been added.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3604 Establishes defenses to the crimes of theft and animal abandonment, and immunity for civil liability, for an entity that takes possession, keeps or disposes of a cat as provided by the Act.
Labor and Workplace Standards
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 2236 Directs the Director of the Employment Department to reimburse a worker leasing company for any employer contribution payments made by the worker leasing company if the Department of Revenue determines pursuant to an amended combined quarterly report that a refund is due.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2125 Authorizes the Director of the Employment Department to waive the unpaid waiting week period for unemployment insurance claimants who are unable to perform services due a state-declared emergency related to severe weather.
    • HB 2799 Removes the cap on reasonable litigation costs and expenses and attorney fees for a claimant who prevails in a workers' compensation dispute.
    • HB 2800 Changes the term "worker leasing company" to "professional employer organization" in statute to reflect the use of PEOs by businesses to coemploy workers.
    • HB 2944 Permits a labor organization to file a civil action against a public employer for failing to timely provide the labor organization with certain information regarding public employees.
    • HB 3789 Makes it unlawful to falsely impersonate a union representative.
    • HB 3860 Prohibits a major residential contractor from collecting or retaining more than 50 percent of the original contract price before substantially completing a remodeling or repair of an owner-occupied one-family or two-family residential structure if the original contract price exceeds $40,000.

    • Note change: work sessions for HB 2944 and HB 3789 have been added.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 2020 Requires that qualified nonprofit agencies for individuals with disabilities employ individuals with disabilities for not less than 50 percent of the work hours of direct labor required for manufacturing or providing products or services.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2548 Establishes the Agricultural Workforce Labor Standards Board.
    • HB 2688 Applies the prevailing rate of wage to certain off-site custom work fabricated, assembled or produced in accordance with specifications for a particular public works.
    • HB 3187 Clarifies the meaning of "because of age" for purposes of employment discrimination law.
    • HB 3838 Establishes the Home and Community-Based Services Workforce Standards Board.
    • HB 3881 Adds school districts, education service districts and public charter schools to the definition of "qualifying agency" for the purpose of applying apprenticeship requirements in connection with constructing public improvement projects.

    • Note change: a work session on HB 2688 has been added.
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 2459 Provides that, beginning on January 1, 2028, the annual salary or wages paid to an officer or employee of certain state agencies may not exceed 10 times the lowest annual salary or wages paid to a full-time officer or employee of the agency.
    • HB 3374 Authorizes the State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation to form or acquire subsidiaries to perform any function the corporation may delegate under law.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2249 Requires the Bureau of Labor and Industries to conduct a study of matters relating to apprenticeship programs in this state.
    • HB 2425 Requires public bodies that procure electric vehicles and solar photovoltaic energy systems to receive before entering a contract for the electric vehicle or solar photovoltaic energy system a certification from the manufacturer, distributor, vendor or supplier that the production, assembly, transportation or sale of the electric vehicle or solar photovoltaic energy system did not use or involve forced labor or oppressive child labor.
    • HB 3363 Modifies how the overtime cap is calculated for use in calculating the final average salary of members of the Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan.
    • HB 3491 Requires the Employment Department to study issues related to the family and medical leave insurance program.
    • Note change: a work session on HB 2249 has been added.
    • This agenda may be populated with any measures that have been carried over from previously posted agendas.
Revenue
  • Work Session
    • HB 2074 Extends the sunset date for the partial property tax exemption for the property of vertical housing development projects.
    • HB 2077 Extends the sunset date for the property tax exemption for nonprofit corporation low income housing.
    • HB 2078 Extends the sunset date for the property tax exemption for multiunit rental housing.
    • HB 3232 Removes the eligibility requirement for the low income rental housing property tax exemption that property of a limited equity cooperative be constructed or converted after the local governing body adopts the exemption program.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3589 A Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to develop a senior housing development initiative.
    • HB 3506 A Transfers moneys from the Senior Property Tax Deferral Revolving Account to the Healthy Homes Repair Fund for the purpose of supporting seniors and individuals with disabilities.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3688 Allows an exclusion from the Oregon taxable estate of a surviving spouse for the unused portion of exclusion that applied to the prior deceased spouse of the decedent.
    • HB 3934 Allows an exclusion from the Oregon taxable estate of a surviving spouse for the unused portion of exclusion that applied to the prior deceased spouse of the decedent.
    • HB 3630 Modifies exemption from the taxable estate for the value of natural resource property to accommodate interests owned through a trust or business entity.
    • HB 2362 Provides for an additional exemption against Oregon estate tax.
    • HB 2732 Increases, for purposes of tax credit allowed for crop donation, percentage of wholesale price allowed as amount of credit.
Rules
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3803 Directs the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to develop enterprise strategic workforce plans and to work with executive department agencies on implementation.
    • HB 3908 Increases the party registration requirement to be a major political party in this state from five percent to 10 percent.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2019 Designates August 25 of each year as Oregon Adoption Day.
    • HB 3643 Designates October 9 of each year as Oregon Youth Suicide Awareness Day.
    • HB 3768 Designates March 21 of each year as Nowruz Day.
    • Possible Introduction of Committee Measures
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3638 Extends the time a person may file a written grievance that a governing body acted in violation of the rules and requirements for executive sessions.
    • HB 3569 Requires an agency that appoints a rules advisory committee with regard to rules implementing legislation to invite the first chief sponsor to participate on the committee as a nonvoting member.
  • Work Session
    • HB 2923 Specifies some types of business positions that public officials and candidates must supply on a statement of economic interest.
    • HB 2930 Applies conflict of interest provisions to members of the household of public officials.
    • HB 2932 Provides an exception to the prohibition against a public official using official position or office for financial gain or avoidance of financial detriment.
    • Possible Introduction of Committee Measures

    • Note change: HB 3883 and HB 3887 removed. HB 3569 added.
Joint
Addiction and Community Safety Response
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3197 Requires the Legislative Revenue Officer to study the taxation of the sale of beer and wine.
Information Management and Technology
  • Informational Meeting
    • IT Modernization, State Data Center, Modernization Funds
      Assistant State CIO Report (IT Modernization planning)
      Presenter: Terrence Woods, State Chief Information Officer
      State Data Center
      Presenter: James Foster, Director - DAS EIS Data Center Services
      Technology Modernization Funds across the Nation
      Presenter: Doug Robinson, Executive Director - National Association of State Chief
      Information Officers (NASCIO)
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 1090 Relating to Information Technology

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Legislative Audits
    • Senator Lieber, Presiding Co-Chair
  • Informational Meeting
    • Secretary of State
      Department of Transportation - Licensing and Registration System (Report 2024-28)

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Transportation
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3209 Imposes a surcharge on certain vehicle registration fees and recreational vehicle trip permits.
    • HB 2706 Directs the Department of Transportation to provide two days' notice to vehicle dealers and dismantlers before inspecting records unless the department is responding to a complaint.
    • SB 416 Directs the Department of Transportation to provide optional mobile driver licenses, driver permits and identification cards.
  • Informational Meeting
    • Invited Speakers Only
    • 50/30/20 Revenue Split
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 886 Directs the Department of Transportation or county authorities to prioritize applications for renewable energy facilities and lines, facilities or systems for transmitting electricity from renewable energy facilities when reviewing or granting applications to place, build or construct on the right of way of a state highway or county road.
    • HB 2184 Directs the State Treasurer to issue general obligation bonds for the Hood River-White Salmon Bridge replacement project in the biennia beginning July 1, 2025, and July 1, 2027.
    • HB 2574 Modifies provisions related to finances, public contracting authority and composition of Willamette Falls Locks Authority.
  • Public Hearing
    • SB 9 Directs the field offices of the Department of Transportation located in rural counties to prioritize requests for drive tests when the request is from an applicant who lives in rural Oregon or within 50 miles of the field office.
    • SB 1036 Limits a tower's authority to independently tow a motor vehicle.
    • HB 3542 Allows a motorcycle operator to travel between lanes of traffic under certain conditions.
  • Work Session
    • SB 458 Requires the Department of Transportation to conduct a review of a specific portion of U.
    • SB 564 Directs the Department of Transportation to widen and add capacity to a portion of U.
    • SB 711 Makes changes to the highway worker photo radar laws.
    • SB 839 Modifies laws that regulate the operation of commercial vehicles.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 3478 Eliminates gallonage requirements for eligibility for nonretail cardlock dispensing of motor vehicle fuel.
    • SB 689 Creates the Oregon Rail Department.
    • SB 723 Requires that trains have a minimum of two crew members.
  • Work Session
    • HB 3233 Directs the Department of Transportation to work with the Washington State Department of Transportation and the British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure to develop plans to operate and fund rail transportation.
    • HB 3453 Creates the Westside Express Service Authority.
    • SB 417 Modifies provisions related to relocating or reconstructing outdoor advertising signs.
    • SB 715 Creates the Cascadia High Speed Rail Task Force.
Ways and Means
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 5006 STATE BUDGET

      Old Warm Springs Elementary School
      1112 Wasco St.
      WARM SPRINGS
    • ASL and Spanish language interpretation will be available at the public hearing.
      Habrá interpretación de ASL y español en la audiencia pública.

      To access links to a livestream or recordings of legislative meetings:
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      PLEASE NOTE

      • Testimony may be limited to 2-3 minutes.

      • Those attending this community hearing in person will be given preference to present public comment by pre-registering to testify.

      • The public hearing scheduled on April 16th at the State Capitol in Salem will prioritize remote public testimony for those who wish to participate by video link or phone.

      • Written comment may be submitted online up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 5006 STATE BUDGET

      Eastern Oregon University
      McKenzie Theater, Loso Hall       (Updated Room)
      1 University Blvd.
      LA GRANDE
    • ASL and Spanish language interpretation will be available at the public hearing.
      Habrá interpretación de ASL y español en la audiencia pública.

      To access links to a livestream or recordings of legislative meetings:
      https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/citizen_engagement/Pages/Legislative-Video.aspx

      PLEASE NOTE

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      • Those attending this community hearing in person will be given preference to present public comment by pre-registering to testify.

      • The public hearing scheduled on April 16th at the State Capitol in Salem will prioritize remote public testimony for those who wish to participate by video link or phone.

      • Written comment may be submitted online up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.
    • ASL and Spanish language interpretation will be available at the public hearing.
      Habrá interpretación de ASL y español en la audiencia pública.

      To access links to a livestream or recordings of legislative meetings:
      https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/citizen_engagement/Pages/Legislative-Video.aspx

      PLEASE NOTE

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      • The committee will prioritize remote public testimony for those who wish to participate by video link or phone.

      • Written comment may be submitted online up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.
  • Public Hearing
    • HB 5006 STATE BUDGET

      Klamath Community College
      Building 4 Commons
      7390 South 6th St.
      KLAMATH FALLS
    • ASL and Spanish language interpretation will be available at the public hearing.
      Habrá interpretación de ASL y español en la audiencia pública.

      To access links to a livestream or recordings of legislative meetings:
      https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/citizen_engagement/Pages/Legislative-Video.aspx

      PLEASE NOTE

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      • Those attending this community hearing in person will be given preference to present public comment by pre-registering to testify.

      • The public hearing scheduled on April 16th at the State Capitol in Salem will prioritize remote public testimony for those who wish to participate by video link or phone.

      • Written comment may be submitted online up to 48 hours after the meeting start time.
Ways and Means Subcommittee On Education
  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Introduction to Postsecondary Education and Training in Oregon

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  • Work Session
    • HB 2007 A Relating to summer learning - ADDED
  • Public Hearing and Work Session
    • HB 5047 Relating to state financial administration - ADDED
  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - The Funding Landscape

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Prioritizing Affordability

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Featured Statewide Strategies

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Oregon's Investment in Institutions: Impact on Oregonians

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Oregon Investment in Institutions: Funding Levels

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Workforce

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Community Colleges

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Community Colleges

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Community Colleges

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Public Universities

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Public Universities

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Public Universities

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5525 Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) + HECC Conclusion

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  • Work Session
    • Higher Education Coordinating Commission - Apprenticeship Utilization Report

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Ways and Means Subcommittee On General Government
03/31/2025 8:00 AM , State Treasurer 867 Hawthorn Avenue SE Salem, OR 97301
  • Field Trip
    • Subcommittee Tour of the State Treasury
  • Public Hearing

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  • Informational Meeting

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  • Public Hearing

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Ways and Means Subcommittee On Human Services
  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5526 Department of Human Services
      Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Programs - Overview

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5526 Department of Human Services
      Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities Programs – K Plan Services

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5526 Department of Human Services
      Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities & Aging and People with Disabilities Programs – Agency with Choice Implementation

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5526 Department of Human Services
      - Aging and People with Disabilities
      - Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities
      - Oregon Eligibility Partnership

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Ways and Means Subcommittee On Natural Resources
  • Informational Meeting
    • HB 5009 Department of Fish and Wildlife

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  • Informational Meeting
    • HB 5009 Department of Fish and Wildlife

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  • Public Hearing
    • HB 5009 Department of Fish and Wildlife

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  • Work Session
    • Department of Fish and Wildlife - Hatchery Assessment

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5520 Department of Environmental Quality

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5520 Department of Environmental Quality

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5520 Department of Environmental Quality (Public Hearing changed to Informational Meeting)
  • Work Session
    • Department of Enviromental Quality - Title V Program - ADDED

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5520 Department of Environmental Quality - ADDED
    • DELETED: Department of Environmental Quality - Title V Program

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Ways and Means Subcommittee On Public Safety
  • Informational Meeting

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  • Informational Meeting

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  • Public Hearing
  • Work Session
    • Public Defense Commission - Nonunanimous Jury Convictions - ADDED

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  • Public Hearing

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5517 Oregon Department of Emergency Management

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  • Informational Meeting
    • SB 5517 Oregon Department of Emergency Management

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  • Public Hearing
    • SB 5517 Oregon Department of Emergency Management

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  • Informational Meeting
    • Department of Administrative Services, Office of Economic Analysis - Corrections, Oregon Youth Authority, and Public Defense Forecasts

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Ways and Means Subcommittee On Transportation and Economic Development
  • Public Hearing

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  • Work Session
    • OLCC Report - Cannabis Reference Laboratory Services and Resources

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  • Informational Meeting

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  • Informational Meeting
    • Oregon Business Development Department and Bureau of Labor and Industries - CHIPS Childcare Fund Update

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