Vol. 2026 · Bill Detail · Special Edition
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An Act to Enhance Notice to Individuals Whose Access to State Property Has Been Restricted
Became law
This already passed. Here's what you can still do.
1. Push for repeal or amendment
Legislative staff still count constituent contacts on enacted laws. A steady mail stream is what gets a bill onto the next session's repeal docket. Pick “Oppose” below and the message will frame the ask around repeal, amendment, or enforcement relief.
→ Write to your rep3. Tell people the bill affects
Most people don't hear about a state-level bill until enforcement starts. A short note now (not a thread, just a link) gives the people most affected time to plan.
This bill establishes rules for state entities to restrict a person's access to state property, services, or communication. It requires state entities to provide a factual basis for any restriction and limits initial restrictions to 90 days. For restrictions longer than 90 days, the state entity must file a harassment complaint through the Bureau of State Police, providing evidence and the factual basis to the court.
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- D · PrimeNicole Grohoski
- R · CoRichard Bennett
- D · CoAnne Carney
- D · CoTavis Hasenfus
- R · CoRachel Henderson
- D · CoCraig Hickman
- D · CoAdam Lee
- D · CoNina Milliken
- D · CoDavid Sinclair
- D · CoRachel Talbot Ross
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