Delaware Legislation

This bill designates the week of September 14-20, 2025, as 'Adult Education and Family Literacy Week' in Delaware. The goal is to recognize the importance of adult education and literacy programs for families in the state. It aims to raise awareness about these programs and encourage participation.

This bill directs various Delaware state agencies, including the Department of Transportation and the State Police, to work together with neighboring states to tackle the issue of counterfeit license plates. The goal is to create a strategy that helps protect Delaware drivers from the fraudulent use of their vehicle registrations.

The bill directs the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association (DIAA) to look into the differences in championship events between public and private school teams. It requires the DIAA to analyze data on these disparities and make recommendations based on a previous report from a public-private committee. This aims to ensure fairness in school sports competitions.

This bill directs the Delaware Department of Finance to create a report on companies and entities that are purchasing homes in Delaware. The goal is to understand the impact of these purchases on the housing market and local communities. This report will help inform future decisions related to housing policy in the state.

Bill DE SR14 asks the Delaware Department of Education to look into how data on kindergarten readiness is collected. It aims to evaluate the current process and suggest improvements. This review could help ensure that the data accurately reflects children's readiness for school.

Delaware HB127 amends the laws governing the Manufactured Home Installation Board, which oversees the installation of manufactured homes in the state. The changes aim to improve the regulation and safety standards for these installations, ensuring better protection for homeowners. This update reflects the state's commitment to maintaining high standards in housing.

DE HB164 is a law that updates regulations related to motor vehicles in Delaware. It makes changes to the state's vehicle code to improve safety and compliance. The bill aims to streamline processes and enhance the management of motor vehicle operations.

DE HB170 is a law that changes regulations related to microbreweries in Delaware. It aims to make it easier for small breweries to operate by updating rules and possibly expanding their ability to sell and distribute their products. This legislation is intended to support local businesses and promote the craft beer industry in the state.

DE HB175 updates the rules around fees and assessments related to the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (DNREC) in Delaware. This bill allows DNREC to establish and approve various fees to support its operations and environmental initiatives. The changes aim to enhance the department's ability to manage natural resources effectively.

Delaware HB19 updates the regulations regarding the Department of Finance, specifically focusing on criminal background checks. This bill aims to streamline the process for conducting these checks, ensuring that the Department can effectively assess individuals' qualifications for various roles. It is designed to enhance the safety and integrity of financial operations within the state.

Delaware HB20 requires criminal background checks for employees, contractors, and subcontractors of the Department of Labor who have access to confidential or sensitive information. This aims to ensure that individuals in these positions do not have a criminal history that could compromise data security. The bill has been passed, indicating a legislative commitment to protecting sensitive information.

DE HB227 is a bill that seeks to change the laws regarding audio recordings of court proceedings in the Delaware Court of Chancery. The goal is to allow for better documentation and transparency of court activities by enabling audio recordings. This amendment aims to enhance public access to court proceedings and improve the overall legal process.

Delaware House Bill 34 allows the City of Newark to impose a tax on colleges and universities located within its boundaries. This change aims to generate additional revenue for the city, which can be used for public services and infrastructure. The bill has successfully passed through the legislative process.

This bill recognizes the 53rd anniversary of Title IX, a federal law that prohibits discrimination based on sex in educational programs and activities. It highlights the positive effects Title IX has had on students, particularly in promoting gender equality in sports and education. The bill aims to celebrate the progress made and encourage continued support for these important protections.

This bill recognizes the crew and families of the USS Delaware (SSN-791) for their ongoing commitment and service to the U.S. Armed Forces. It honors their dedication and sacrifices made in the line of duty. The resolution aims to show appreciation for their contributions to national security.

Bill DE HR14 directs the Department of Health and Social Services in Delaware to create reports that analyze demographic data related to early child care and education. This aims to provide insights into the populations served in these programs, helping to understand their needs better. The information gathered will be useful for improving early childhood services in the state.

The bill amends the charter of the Town of Odessa, which is essentially a set of rules governing how the town operates. These changes may include updates to governance, administrative procedures, or other local regulations to improve town management and services for residents.

Delaware Senate Bill 193 aims to update the training requirements for workers involved in public works contracts. This means that contractors will have to ensure their employees receive specific craft training to qualify for these jobs. The goal is to enhance the skills of the workforce and improve the quality of public projects.

DE SB194 aims to improve protections for warehouse workers in Delaware. The bill seeks to amend existing labor laws to ensure better working conditions, fair treatment, and safety measures for individuals employed in warehouses. This legislation is focused on addressing issues that warehouse workers face, such as job security and workplace safety.

DE SB39 is a bill that updates the election procedures for the Town of Selbyville. It aims to clarify and improve the town's election processes, ensuring they are more efficient and transparent. This change is intended to enhance voter participation and trust in local elections.

Delaware SB76 allows veterans to have a special designation on their driver licenses. This makes it easier for veterans to identify themselves and access benefits that are available to them. The bill aims to honor and recognize the service of veterans in the state.

DE SB88 is a bill that updates the rules of the road in Delaware. It aims to improve safety and clarify regulations for drivers, making it easier for everyone to understand their responsibilities while on the road.

This bill designates the week of September 7–13, 2025, as 'National Assisted Living Week' in Delaware. It aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of assisted living facilities and the care they provide to residents. The week is intended to promote awareness and appreciation for the importance of assisted living in the community.

The bill DE SCR112 designates October 28, 2025, as 'National First Responders Day' in Delaware. This day is intended to honor and recognize the contributions of first responders, such as firefighters, police officers, and emergency medical personnel, for their service to the community.