2024 Colorado and Federal Firearm Bills Last Updated: May 9, 2024 Colorado Gun Violence Reform Proposals Signed into Law SB24-066 Firearms Merchant Category Code – Strongly Support; Status: Passed Senate 3rd reading 2/21 with vote of 22-11. Passed House 3rd reading on 4/8 with 38-21 vote. Governor signed into law 5/1. (Sen. Tom Sullivan and Reps.
2024 Legislative Priorities Feedback Session Please join us at our upcoming Legislative Priorities Feedback Sessions! The purpose of these sessions is to get feedback and to discuss what may be of priority for the upcoming 2024 Session at the Capitol. We are hosting in-person: Monday, November 6th from 6:00 – 8:00pm at First Plymouth Church, 3501 S
Denver and Aurora have seen a significant number of gun incidents and gun fatalities. This summer a number have involved youth, who, ironically, are prohibited from purchasing handguns. A week ago on Saturday morning, two individuals were shot and killed in the 2800 block of Welton St., which is in the Five Points neighborhood
The 2023 Colorado Legislative Session resulted in six gun violence prevention bills signed by Governor Jared Polis at the close of the session.
Motivated by the November 2022 Club Q shooting, the death of a Denver East High School student, and years of frustration about gun violence, our coalition efforts reached a new milestone in public safety—and we have more work ahead.
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Good News! The Vote Without Fear Act has been signed by Gov. Polis, and revisions to a bill regarding guns in the hands of criminals has gone to the governor to sign.
Our Augmented Reality Mural honors social justice advocate Rich Male. Try it out!
Three new gun bills introduced: One would keep openly carried guns away from voting sites, which we support. See the others, which we oppose.
Learn how you can help pass gun safety laws this session at this online event.
Three new gun bills introduced: One would keep openly carried guns away from voting sites, which we support. See the others, which we oppose.
Two years after ERPO went into effect, new analysis shows how it saves lives. But wider public awareness needed.
