Delaware Legislation

DE SB288 aims to improve the reliability and safety of broadband networks and Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services in Delaware. The bill seeks to amend existing regulations to enhance the quality of these public utility services. This is intended to ensure that residents have access to robust and secure communication options.

This bill designates the week of April 19-25, 2026, as 'Crime Victims' Rights Week' in Delaware. The purpose is to acknowledge and promote the rights of crime victims and raise awareness about their needs and challenges. It aims to foster support for victims and highlight the importance of their rights within the justice system.

This bill designates the week of April 19 to April 25, 2026, as Delaware Library Week. This special week aims to celebrate the contributions of libraries to the community and promote the importance of library services in education and access to information.

DE HB372 aims to update and improve the rules governing the Justice of the Peace Courts in Delaware. This bill focuses on how these courts are organized and operated, which could enhance their efficiency and effectiveness in handling cases. The changes may also address any existing issues within the court system to better serve the public.

This bill designates the week of April 20-24, 2026, as 'National Home Visiting Week' in Delaware. The purpose is to highlight and promote the importance of home visiting programs that support families and children. It aims to raise awareness about the benefits these programs provide to communities across the state.

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The bill recognizes April 2026 as Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month in Delaware. This designation aims to raise awareness about limb loss and limb differences, promoting understanding and support for those affected. It encourages educational activities and community events during this month.

The bill designates April 2026 as Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month in Delaware. This recognition aims to raise awareness about cancer affecting young people and promote education on prevention and treatment options. It highlights the need for support and resources for this specific age group dealing with cancer.

This bill recognizes the importance of creating workplaces that support individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. It aims to promote and expand employment practices that are supportive of recovery in Delaware. By encouraging recovery-friendly workplaces, the bill seeks to help individuals reintegrate into the workforce successfully.

This bill officially designates April 2026 as 'National Donate Life Month' in Delaware. The aim is to promote awareness about the importance of organ and tissue donation. By recognizing this month, the state hopes to encourage more residents to consider becoming donors.

This bill designates the week of April 11 through 17, 2026, as 'Week of the Young Child' in Delaware. The purpose is to celebrate and promote early childhood education and the importance of young children in the community. It aims to raise awareness about the needs of young children and their families.

The bill recognizes the Second Annual Delaware Together Day, a special day aimed at promoting unity, inclusion, and collaboration among communities in Delaware. It reaffirms the importance of coming together as a state to celebrate diversity and work towards common goals. This observance encourages residents to engage with one another and strengthen community ties.

The bill designates April 2026 as the 'Month of the Military Child' in Delaware. This designation aims to recognize and honor the contributions and sacrifices of military children in the state. It serves to raise awareness about the unique challenges they face due to their parents' military service.

Delaware House Bill 367 aims to update the laws regarding how law enforcement officers are identified in the state. This could involve changes to identification procedures, ensuring they are clear and effective. The bill seeks to improve transparency and accountability in law enforcement practices.

DE HB366 is a proposed law that aims to change the rules regarding how law enforcement officers are identified in Delaware. This could involve updates to the requirements for displaying identification or badges. The goal is to enhance transparency and accountability in law enforcement interactions with the public.

This bill recognizes April 2026 as National Fair Housing Month in Delaware. It aims to highlight the importance of fair housing practices and promote awareness of housing rights. The designation serves to honor efforts towards achieving equality in housing for all residents.

DE HB375 aims to update and improve the regulations surrounding government records in Delaware. It makes changes to three specific titles in the Delaware Code, which may involve how records are maintained, accessed, and managed by government entities. The goal is to enhance transparency and efficiency in government record-keeping.

DE SB262 is a proposed law that seeks to update the regulations regarding controlled substances in Delaware. It aims to clarify and improve the existing laws related to the handling and classification of drugs. The bill is part of an ongoing effort to ensure that Delaware's drug laws are effective and in line with current practices.

Delaware Senate Bill 251 seeks to amend existing laws related to unborn children in Title 24 of the Delaware Code. The bill aims to establish new regulations or guidelines concerning the treatment and rights of unborn children. Specific details on the amendments proposed are not provided in the summary.

DE SB277 aims to update Delaware's education laws to better support pregnant and parenting students. The bill focuses on ensuring these students have appropriate accommodations and attendance policies that recognize their unique needs. This includes provisions for flexibility in attendance and access to resources that help them succeed in school.

DE HB361 aims to update the regulations regarding the salaries and working conditions of school employees in Delaware. The bill seeks to ensure that educators and staff receive fair compensation and work in safe, supportive environments. This amendment could help attract and retain quality personnel in schools across the state.

The bill DE SCR164 designates April 2026 as 'Child Abuse Prevention Month' in Delaware. This recognition aims to raise awareness about child abuse and promote efforts to prevent it. The initiative encourages community involvement and education on protecting children from abuse.

The bill DE HJR10 aims to address the reimbursement rates for providers involved in the Purchase of Care program in Delaware. It seeks to ensure that these providers receive fair compensation for their services, which can impact the quality of care offered to families and children who rely on this program.

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