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2025 Legislative Session

These bills are under consideration during the 2024 Legislative session for the state of Idaho.

Bill NumberDescriptionLast ActionSupport/Oppose
HB 17DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE – Amends and adds to existing law to establish a wildfire risk mitigation and stabilization pool, fund, and board.1/17 - Reported Printed and Referred to BusinessWatching
HB 40TAXATION – Amends existing law to exempt certain precious metals from capital gains tax, lower the income tax rate, and exempt certain military benefits from income taxation.2/3 - Read Third Time in Full – PASSED - 63-7-0Keep an eye out for sales tax and property tax reductions that could impact our budgets
HB 45FLAGS – Amends existing law to provide that a governmental entity shall only display certain flags.Reported Printed and Referred to State AffairsWatching
HB 50PUBLIC WORKS – Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding delegation of public works projects.2/3 -Read Third Time in Full – PASSED - 70-0-0Watching
HB 55PERSI – Amends existing law to provide that service as a bona fide volunteer shall not be considered employment or reemployment and to define a term.2/6 - Read Third Time in Full – PASSED - 69-0-1Watching
HB 56PUBLIC WORKS – Amends existing law to revise a provision regarding competitive bidding.2/3 - Read Third Time in Full – PASSED - 68-0-0Watching
HB 60EDUCATION – Adds to existing law to require public schools to develop sudden cardiac arrest prevention training and to require school districts to establish certain policies for the discipline of coaches.1/24 - Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for PrintingWatching
HB 61 FOOD TAX CREDITS AND REFUNDS – Amends existing law to increase the food tax credit, to provide an alternative tax credit for the actual amount paid by taxpayers on food purchases, and to provide for certain agreements to share information.Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & TaxationWatching
HB 68MINIMUM WAGE – Amends existing law to remove language prohibiting a political subdivision from enacting a minimum wage that is higher than the state minimum wage.Reported Printed; Filed in the Office of the Chief ClerkWatching
HB 74PROPERTY TAX RELIEF – Amends existing law to provide for property tax relief.1/28 - Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for PrintingWatching
HB 96 FLAGS – Amends existing law to provide that a governmental entity shall only display certain flags.1/31 - Reported Printed and Referred to State AffairsWatching
HB 103OPEN MEETINGS LAW – Amends existing law to establish provisions regarding multiple action items on an agenda.2/9 - Reported Printed and Referred to State Affairs Support
HB 130PROPERTY TAXES – Amends existing law to provide that a county board of equalization may exempt the property of certain hospitals from property taxes.2/5 - Reported Printed and Referred to Revenue & Taxation Watching
HB 142AUDITS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL ENTITIES – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the minimum requirements for an audit.2/6 - Reported Printed and Referred to Local GovernmentWatching
HB 172 OPEN MEETINGS LAW – Amends existing law to establish provisions regarding multiple agenda items on an agenda.2/ 7 - Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for PrintingWatching
SB 1019FIREARMS, EXPLOSIVES, AND OTHER DEADLY WEAPONS – Amends and adds to existing law to revise a provision regarding a false report of explosives and to provide for the crime of false reports of violence or emergency in public or private places.1/30 - Read third time in full – PASSED - 34-0-1Watching
HB 206EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES – Amends, repeals, and adds to existing law to transfer emergency medical services responsibilities to the Idaho Military Division.2/11 - Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for PrintingWatching
HB 208FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS – Amends existing law to revise provisions regarding the consolidation of fire protection districts.2/11 - Introduced, read first time, referred to JRA for PrintingWatching
SB 1081PUBLIC CONTRACTS – Amends existing law to require public agencies and political subdivisions to factor contractor fees in determining which contractor to select for certain projects.2/11 - Reported Printed; referred to State AffairsWatching