Delaware Legislation

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DE SB73
Delaware SB73 updates the laws regarding Lethal Violence Protective Orders, which are legal tools designed to prevent individuals who pose a risk of violence from accessing firearms. The bill aims to enhance the process for obtaining these orders and improve public safety by addressing situations where individuals may be a threat to themselves or others. Overall, it seeks to provide a stronger framework for protecting communities from lethal violence.
Passed Senate Darius Brown
DE SB82
Delaware SB82 updates the state laws regarding Lethal Violence Protective Orders, which are legal tools designed to prevent individuals deemed a threat from accessing firearms. The bill aims to enhance the process for issuing these orders and ensure better protection for individuals at risk of lethal violence. This legislation reflects a commitment to addressing gun violence and promoting public safety.
Passed Senate Elizabeth Lockman
DE SB190
Delaware Senate Bill 190 updates the laws regarding leases for agricultural land that is owned by the state or local governments. The bill aims to streamline the leasing process and make it easier for farmers to access state-owned agricultural land. This could benefit local agriculture and support farmers in their operations.
Passed Senate Kyra Hoffner
DE SCR122
The bill SCR122 calls for a thorough examination of how property assessments are conducted in Delaware. It aims to identify ways to improve the process for future assessments, ensuring that property values are fair and accurate. This review is intended to help address any existing issues and enhance transparency in property taxation.
Engrossed Senate Bryan Townsend
DE HB244
DE HB244 is a proposed law that aims to make changes to the regulations surrounding local school taxes in Delaware. The bill seeks to clarify or modify how these taxes are assessed and collected, which could impact funding for local schools. This could lead to adjustments in tax rates or the way funds are allocated to different school districts.
Introduced House Kimberly Williams