Delaware Legislation

Delaware HB33 updates the laws concerning controlled substances specifically within the City of Newark. This legislation aims to address issues related to drug use and distribution in the area, ensuring that local regulations align with state laws. It seeks to enhance public safety and health by regulating controlled substances more effectively.

DE HB7 is a bill that makes changes to the tax regulations outlined in Title 18 of the Delaware Code. It aims to update and clarify existing tax laws to improve efficiency and compliance for taxpayers and the state.

The bill establishes a task force aimed at identifying and reducing the regulatory burdens that small restaurants face in Delaware. This task force will analyze current regulations and recommend changes to make it easier for these businesses to operate. The goal is to support small restaurants and help them thrive in a competitive market.

Delaware SB6 is a proposed law that aims to update the Delaware Pre-authorization Act of 2025, which governs the pre-approval process for certain insurance services. The bill is intended to streamline the procedures and improve efficiency for both insurance providers and consumers seeking necessary medical services.

The bill designates April 2025 as 'Child Abuse Prevention Month' in Delaware. This recognition aims to raise awareness about child abuse and promote efforts to prevent it. The initiative is intended to encourage community involvement and support for children and families.

This bill recognizes the contributions of the Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay and establishes April 10, 2025, as 'Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay Day' in Delaware. It aims to honor the organization's role in empowering young girls and promoting community service.

Bill DE SCR50 designates the week of April 5 through 11, 2025, as 'Week of the Young Child' in Delaware. This week is meant to celebrate 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.

This bill aims to raise awareness about health issues affecting minority communities and supports the celebration of National Minority Health Month in April 2025. It encourages initiatives and activities that promote better health outcomes for these groups. The goal is to highlight disparities in health and foster a commitment to improving health equity.

The bill designates the week of April 6-12, 2025, as 'Crime Victims' Rights Week' in Delaware. This week will be dedicated to recognizing the rights of crime victims and raising awareness about their needs and challenges. It aims to promote support for victims and highlight the importance of their rights within the justice system.

This bill recognizes April 9, 2025, as 'Delaware Teach Children To Save Day.' The purpose of this day is to encourage financial literacy among children by promoting the importance of saving money. It aims to engage schools and communities in activities that teach kids about saving and managing their finances.

This bill designates the week of April 6 to April 12, 2025, as 'Delaware Saves Week 2025.' The purpose of this week is to promote savings and financial literacy among Delaware residents. It aims to encourage individuals and families to save money and plan for their financial futures.

DE SB103 is a proposed law that aims to modify the rules governing how the state of Delaware purchases goods and services. The changes are intended to improve the efficiency and transparency of the state procurement process. By updating these regulations, the bill seeks to ensure that taxpayer money is spent wisely and effectively.

DE SB104 is a proposed law that aims to update regulations concerning trauma kits in Delaware. The bill seeks to ensure that trauma kits are more accessible and adequately equipped for emergencies. This could help improve response times and outcomes in medical emergencies.

DE HB107 aims to change the rules regarding death benefits for public safety employees who die while on duty. The bill seeks to ensure that the families of these individuals receive appropriate financial support in the event of a line-of-duty death. This amendment is intended to provide better security and recognition for the sacrifices made by these workers.

DE HB108 is a proposed law that aims to change how personal income tax modifications are calculated in Delaware. Specifically, it focuses on adjustments made to the federal adjusted gross income for state tax purposes. The bill is intended to clarify and potentially simplify the tax process for residents.

DE HB109 is a proposed law that aims to change how often property assessments are conducted in Delaware. Currently, properties are reassessed on a certain schedule, and this bill seeks to modify that frequency. The goal is to ensure property values are more accurately reflected in tax assessments.

DE HB112 is a proposed law that aims to update the rules regarding photographic identification required for voting in Delaware elections. It also addresses the process for obtaining nondriver identification cards, making it easier for individuals who do not drive to access necessary identification for voting purposes.

Delaware HB115 aims to update the state's laws to prohibit discrimination based on an individual's weight, height, or body size. This means that people cannot be treated unfairly in areas like employment, housing, or public accommodations due to their physical appearance. The bill seeks to promote fairness and equality for all individuals, regardless of their body type.

Delaware House Bill 65 aims to update the rules governing primary elections in the state. This legislation seeks to ensure that the election process is fair and accessible for all voters. The bill may include changes to voting procedures or eligibility requirements to enhance participation in primary elections.

This bill recognizes April 24, 2025, as 'Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Day at the Capitol' in Delaware. It is a formal acknowledgment of the contributions and impact of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in the community. The day will be celebrated at the state capitol.

This bill designates April 2025 as Autism Acceptance and Inclusion Month in Delaware. It also acknowledges the contributions of Autism Delaware in supporting individuals with autism and their families throughout the state.

This bill designates April 6, 2025, as 'Tartan Day' in Delaware to honor the achievements and contributions of Scottish Americans to the United States. It aims to celebrate the cultural heritage of Scottish Americans and recognize their influence on American society.

The bill DE SCR43 recognizes Christian Holy Week and Passover as significant observances in the state of Delaware. It aims to acknowledge the importance of these religious events for their respective communities. This recognition may promote awareness and understanding of these traditions among the general public.

This bill designates April 11, 2025, as National Pet Day in Delaware. The goal is to celebrate the bond between people and their pets, encouraging pet adoption and responsible pet ownership. It aims to raise awareness about the importance of pets in our lives.