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72D335AAF6E2E78B8725869C007DFC13 Hearing Summary




PUBLIC
BILL SUMMARY For HB21-1164

SENATE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION
Date Mar 18, 2021      
Location SCR 357



HB21-1164 - Referred to Senate Appropriations


04:10:08 PM  
Majority Leader Fenberg
and Senator Zenzinger, co-sponsors, introduced House Bill 21-1164, which
concerns reductions in the property tax credits that apply to school districts'
total program mill levies for purposes of funding the "Public School
Finance Act of 1994."
04:21:38 PM  
Leslie Colwell, representing
the Colorado Children's Campaign, testified in support of the bill.  Ms.
Colwell answered questions from the committee.
04:36:30 PM  
Bret Miles, representing
the Colorado Association of School Executives, testified in support of
the bill.
04:40:46 PM  
Autumn Brooks, representing
Clear Creek School District Re-1, testified in support of the bill.  Ms.
Brooks answered questions from the committee.

04:43:19 PM  
Matt Cook, representing
the Colorado Association of School Boards, testified in support of the
bill.  Mr. Cook answered questions from the committee.
04:49:14 PM  
Benjamin Waters,
representing Stand for Children and the Opportunity Coalition, testified
in support of the bill.
04:53:31 PM  
Additional written
testimony submitted can be found as Attachment I.
 The
co-sponsors provided closing comments on the bill.  Committee discussion
ensued.


04:59:48 PM
Motion Refer House Bill 21-1164 to the Committee on Appropriations.
Moved Zenzinger
Seconded
Bridges Yes
Buckner Yes
Kirkmeyer No
Lundeen No
Priola Yes
Story Yes
Zenzinger Yes
Final YES: 5   NO: 2   EXC: 0   ABS:  0   FINAL ACTION:  PASS






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