Delaware Legislation

Delaware Senate Bill 57 aims to update the state's laws regarding postconviction remedies, which are legal options available to individuals who have been convicted of a crime to challenge their conviction after the trial has concluded. This bill seeks to clarify and improve the procedures for these remedies, making it easier for those wrongfully convicted to seek justice.

Bill DE SCR69 makes changes to the rules governing the Port of Wilmington Expansion Task Force. These amendments aim to improve the task force's effectiveness in overseeing the port's expansion efforts. The bill is sponsored by Darius Brown and is currently in an engrossed status, meaning it has been revised and is ready for further consideration.

This bill designates May 2025 as 'Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month' in Delaware. The intention is to raise awareness about cystic fibrosis, a serious genetic condition that affects the lungs and digestive system. By officially proclaiming this month, the state aims to support education and advocacy efforts related to the disease.

DE HB16 updates the laws regarding the Artificial Intelligence Commission in Delaware. This bill aims to enhance the state's approach to managing and regulating artificial intelligence technologies. It includes provisions that may improve oversight and promote responsible use of AI in various sectors.

DE HB302 aims to improve access to government websites for individuals who speak languages other than English. The bill proposes changes to ensure that important information on these websites is available in multiple languages, making it easier for non-English speakers to understand and engage with government services. This is intended to promote inclusivity and better serve Delaware's diverse population.

DE SB135 is a bill that aims to change the rules regarding grants-in-aid in Delaware. Grants-in-aid are funds provided by the state to support various programs and services. This bill seeks to amend the existing regulations to improve how these funds are managed and distributed.

DE SB137 aims to change the laws in Delaware regarding providers of earned wage access services. This means it will set rules and regulations for companies that allow workers to access their earned wages before the regular payday. The goal is to ensure that these services are safe and fair for employees.

DE SB140 is a bill that seeks to make changes to Title 7 of the Delaware Code, which governs the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control. The specifics of the amendments have not been detailed, but they are intended to enhance the effectiveness and management of environmental resources in Delaware.

This bill aims to change the laws in Delaware regarding how parental rights can be terminated and the processes involved in adoption. It seeks to clarify and potentially streamline the legal procedures for both termination of parental rights and adoption cases, making it easier for families to navigate these processes.

This bill designates May 12, 2025, as 'Nemours Founders Day' in Delaware. It honors the legacy of the founders of Nemours, an organization known for its contributions to children's healthcare. The recognition aims to celebrate the impact of Nemours on the community and promote awareness of its services.

This bill designates May 13, 2025, as Local Government Day in Delaware. It aims to recognize the importance of local governments and their role in serving communities throughout the state.

This bill designates May 13, 2025, as 'lyte Day' in Delaware. It honors the organization Leading Youth Through Empowerment for its efforts in promoting educational equity and fostering youth leadership in the state.

The bill designates May 15, 2025, as 'Global Accessibility Awareness Day' in Delaware. This day aims to raise awareness about digital access and inclusion for people with disabilities. It encourages individuals and organizations to engage in activities that promote accessibility.

This bill honors Shelby Borst, a teacher from the Colonial School District, for being named Delaware's State Teacher of the Year for 2025. It also recognizes the achievements of each Teacher of the Year from various school districts across the state. The bill aims to celebrate the hard work and dedication of educators in Delaware.

This bill recognizes the week of May 5-9, 2025, as 'Teacher Appreciation Week' in Delaware. It aims to honor and celebrate the contributions of teachers to education and society. The recognition serves to highlight the importance of educators in shaping future generations.

DE HCR50 is a resolution that honors mothers in Delaware who have lost a child due to gun violence. It aims to recognize their grief and the impact of gun violence on families and communities. The resolution serves as a way to bring awareness to this tragic issue and show support for those affected.

This bill designates the first full week of May as 'Tardive Dyskinesia Awareness Week' in Delaware. The aim is to raise awareness about tardive dyskinesia, a condition that causes involuntary movements and often results from long-term use of certain medications. This designation seeks to inform the public and support those affected by the condition.

This bill recognizes May 2025 as 'Foster Care Month' in Delaware. It aims to raise awareness about the importance of foster care and the needs of children in the foster care system. The designation is intended to encourage community support and engagement with foster families.

The bill DE SR10 recognizes May 10, 2025, as 'National Train Day' in Delaware. This designation aims to celebrate the importance of trains and rail transportation in the state. It highlights the historical significance and contributions of railroads to Delaware's development.

DE HB18 is a law that changes the licensing fees for insurance companies in Delaware. It aims to provide more funding for the Department of Insurance, which oversees the insurance industry in the state. This adjustment is intended to ensure that the department has the necessary resources to effectively regulate and support the insurance market.

DE HB23 updates Delaware's laws concerning human trafficking. It aims to strengthen legal definitions and penalties related to trafficking offenses, enhancing protections for victims. The bill is designed to improve the state's response to human trafficking issues.

This bill updates the rules governing the Town of Millsboro's election districts, how vacancies are filled, and the responsibilities of the Town Secretary. It aims to clarify and improve the electoral process and administrative functions within the town. These changes are intended to ensure more efficient governance and representation for residents.

DE HB27 updates the laws related to the Delaware Anti-trafficking Action Council. This council works to combat human trafficking in the state, and the bill aims to strengthen its operations and effectiveness in addressing this serious issue.

This bill designates May 7, 2025, as '4-H Day' in Delaware. It aims to recognize and celebrate the contributions of the 4-H youth development program in the state. The bill highlights the importance of youth engagement in agriculture, science, and leadership.