Road spending measure pushback, puppy mills, Flock cameras and more from the Colorado legislature this week
News Source : The Denver Post
News Summary
- Initiative 175 would require the state to spend some $2 billion per year on road transportation projects.
- The proposal, which hasn’t yet qualified for the ballot, immediately drew concerns from Democratic lawmakers.
- “What we cannot do is fill a pothole and close a hospital,” said Rep. Andrew Boesenecker, a Fort Collins Democrat working on the legislative counter.
- Both chambers were set Friday for lengthy floor votes on several hefty bills, including credit card swipe fees, state labor laws and other issues.
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