Delaware Legislation

This bill designates September 2026 as Veterans Suicide Prevention Month in Delaware. Its purpose is to raise awareness about the issue of veteran suicide and promote initiatives aimed at prevention. The recognition aims to honor veterans and encourage community support for mental health resources.

Delaware HB467 aims to update the laws surrounding renters insurance in the state. This legislation seeks to clarify the requirements for landlords and tenants regarding insurance coverage for rental properties. It is designed to ensure that renters have adequate protection for their personal belongings.

This bill amends existing laws regarding public utilities in Delaware to include regulations specifically for battery energy storage systems. It aims to enhance the integration and management of these systems within the state's energy framework, promoting cleaner energy solutions. The changes are intended to support the growth of renewable energy sources and improve energy reliability.

Delaware HB369 aims to create a new Office of Gun Violence Prevention and Community Safety within the state government. This office will focus on addressing gun violence and enhancing community safety through various programs and initiatives. The bill seeks to provide resources and strategies to reduce gun-related incidents in the state.

DE HB374 is a bill that aims to change regulations concerning large public works contracts in Delaware. It seeks to update the existing laws to improve the management and execution of these contracts. The goal is to ensure that public projects are completed more efficiently and effectively.

This bill aims to update Delaware's laws regarding lead paint in outdoor facilities, such as playgrounds and sports fields. It seeks to ensure that these areas are safe for public use by addressing the risks associated with lead exposure from paint. The amendments are intended to improve health standards and protect children and families from lead poisoning.

DE HCR144 is a resolution that asks for plans to be developed for repurposing public school facilities and state-owned buildings that are not being fully used. The goal is to transform these spaces to better serve community needs and workforce development. This initiative aims to ensure that these resources are utilized effectively for the benefit of local residents.

DE HB411 aims to update the Delaware Code regarding the Division of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Marijuana Enforcement. This bill focuses on improving the regulation and enforcement of laws related to these substances, ensuring they are managed effectively and responsibly in the state. It seeks to enhance public safety and compliance within these industries.

DE HB258 is a bill that modifies the rules around obtaining licenses for selling alcoholic beverages in Delaware. It aims to streamline the licensing process and address any existing issues in the current regulations. The changes are intended to make it easier for businesses to operate legally while ensuring responsible alcohol sales.

This bill recognizes August 26, 2026, as 'Women's Equality Day' in Delaware. The day is intended to celebrate and promote gender equality and the achievements of women. It aims to raise awareness about ongoing issues related to women's rights.

Delaware House Bill 386 aims to change the state's tax laws to allow personal income tax deductions or credits specifically for individuals who earn qualified tip income. This means that workers who receive tips, like those in the service industry, could potentially lower their taxable income, resulting in a smaller tax bill. The bill is currently in the introduction stage and has not yet been passed into law.

DE HB383 is a bill that aims to change the pay structure for employees working in the Delaware Department of Transportation. It seeks to ensure that these employees are compensated fairly for their work, potentially addressing any existing pay disparities within the department.

This bill designates November 2026 as 'National Adoption Month' in Delaware. It aims to raise awareness about the importance of adoption and to celebrate adoptive families. The recognition is intended to encourage community involvement and support for children in need of homes.

The bill designates the week of October 19-25, 2026, as 'Free Speech Week' in Delaware. This week is intended to promote awareness and discussions around the importance of free speech in society. It aims to encourage events and activities that celebrate this fundamental right.

The bill encourages the Delaware Department of Veterans Affairs to look into the possibility of creating a veterans cemetery in Kent County. This would provide a dedicated resting place for veterans in the area, honoring their service and sacrifice. The bill does not mandate the establishment of the cemetery but suggests that the department explore the feasibility of such a project.

The bill, DE SCR250, aims to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the United States by celebrating the spirit of America. It encourages events and activities that honor the nation’s history, values, and achievements. This initiative seeks to foster a sense of patriotism and unity among citizens.

The bill DE SCR214 officially declares June 17, 2026, as 'Day of Service' in Delaware. This day is intended to encourage residents to engage in community service and volunteer activities. The goal is to promote civic responsibility and strengthen community ties.

This bill recognizes and honors the young men from Delaware who are participating in the 2026 session of Boys State, a program that teaches participants about government and civic engagement. It aims to celebrate their involvement and contributions to the democratic process. The resolution serves to highlight the importance of youth participation in civic activities.

This bill designates October 6, 2026, as 'National Coaches Day' in Delaware. It aims to honor and recognize the contributions of coaches to sports and youth development in the state. The proclamation highlights the importance of coaching in fostering teamwork, discipline, and leadership skills among athletes.

This bill congratulates the Class of 2025 Eagle Scouts for achieving the highest rank in Scouting America. It recognizes their hard work, dedication, and commitment to community service as they reach this significant milestone in their scouting journey.

This bill honors the efforts of Communities In Schools in Delaware, an organization that supports students and schools. It officially designates May 21, 2026, as Communities In Schools of Delaware Day to recognize their contributions to education and community support.

This bill designates August 2026 as National Traffic Awareness Month in Delaware. The goal is to raise awareness about traffic safety and encourage safer driving practices among residents. It aims to highlight the importance of road safety and reduce traffic-related incidents.

DE HB88 was a proposed amendment to the Delaware Constitution that aimed to change rules related to voting. It sought to address various aspects of the voting process, although specific details were not provided in the summary. Unfortunately, the bill did not pass.

This bill aims to amend the Delaware Code to require the fortification of certain foods with folic acid. Folic acid is a B-vitamin that is important for preventing birth defects. The goal is to improve public health by ensuring that more people receive this essential nutrient through their diet.