Delaware Legislation

This bill designates the week of April 11 to April 17, 2025, as 'Black Maternal Health Awareness Week' in Delaware. It aims to raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by Black mothers and promote discussions around improving maternal health outcomes for this community.

This bill calls for a joint meeting of the Delaware Senate and House of Representatives to listen to a speech from Governor Matthew S. Meyer. The session is intended to facilitate communication between the Governor and the legislature about important state matters. It underscores the importance of collaboration in governance.

This bill aims to update the laws governing the practice of licensed occupational therapy practitioners in Delaware. It seeks to clarify and expand the scope of practice for these professionals, allowing them to provide a broader range of services to their clients. This change is intended to enhance the care that occupational therapists can offer to individuals in need of rehabilitation and support.

Delaware SB84 aims to update laws related to agricultural operations by amending Title 3 and Title 10 of the Delaware Code. The changes are intended to modernize regulations that govern farming practices and agricultural businesses, potentially making it easier for farmers to operate within the state.

Delaware Senate Bill 85 aims to update laws regarding the protection of vulnerable adults in the state. This bill seeks to enhance the legal framework that safeguards individuals who may be at risk of abuse or neglect due to their age or disabilities. It proposes changes to ensure better support and resources for these vulnerable populations.

DE SB87 is a proposed law that aims to make changes to the housing regulations in Delaware. The specifics of the amendments are not detailed in the current status, but they are intended to address issues within the housing sector. This could involve updates to rental agreements, housing standards, or tenant rights.

Delaware SB89 aims to update the state's laws regarding credit card transactions. The bill seeks to clarify and potentially improve regulations that govern how credit card transactions are processed and managed within the state. This could involve addressing issues related to consumer protections or transaction fees.

The bill directs Delaware's Department of Health and Social Services to propose changes to Medicaid that would allow more people to qualify for long-term care services. This could help individuals who need assistance with daily activities and ensure they have access to necessary support. By expanding eligibility, the bill aims to improve the quality of life for those who require long-term services.

DE HB102 is a proposed law that aims to make changes to the rules governing retirement and disability pensions for teachers in Delaware. The bill seeks to improve the benefits and support available to educators who are retiring or facing disabilities. This amendment is part of a broader effort to ensure that teachers receive fair compensation for their service.

DE HB93 is a proposed law aimed at making changes to the regulations governing public schools in Delaware. It seeks to update Title 14 of the Delaware Code, which covers various aspects of public education. The specific details of the amendments are not outlined in the provided information.

DE HB95 is a proposed law that aims to change the rules about how student records are shared in Delaware. It focuses on ensuring that the processes for disclosing these records are clear and secure, protecting students' privacy while allowing necessary information to be shared when appropriate.

DE HB99 is a bill that proposes changes to Delaware's personal income tax laws. It aims to amend existing regulations to potentially alter how personal income taxes are calculated or collected in the state. The specifics of these amendments are not detailed in the summary provided.

This bill recognizes March 31st as International Transgender Day of Visibility in Delaware. It aims to celebrate the contributions and visibility of transgender individuals within the community. The bill emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and supporting transgender rights and issues.

This bill recognizes March 29, 2025, as 'National Vietnam War Veterans Day' in Delaware. It aims to honor and acknowledge the sacrifices made by Vietnam War veterans. The recognition serves as a reminder of the service and bravery of those who fought during the Vietnam War.

This bill designates March 2025 as 'March for the Arts' in Delaware. The aim is to celebrate and promote the importance of the arts in the state during this month. It highlights the role of arts in community engagement and cultural enrichment.

This bill designates April 2025 as 'Healthcare Workplace Violence Prevention & Awareness Month' in Delaware. Its purpose is to raise awareness about violence in healthcare settings and promote prevention strategies. The bill aims to encourage discussions and actions to improve safety for healthcare workers.

This bill designates March 2025 as 'Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month' in Delaware. Its purpose is to raise awareness about developmental disabilities and promote understanding and acceptance within the community.

This bill acknowledges the important work of mental health professionals who are based in Delaware schools. It aims to highlight their role in supporting students' mental health and well-being. By recognizing these professionals, the bill seeks to promote a better understanding of mental health services in educational settings.

Bill DE SCR41 recognizes the Southern Regional Education Board for its visit to the Delaware General Assembly on March 27, 2025. It commends the board for its efforts to improve education quality in the Southern region and its support for policymakers, educators, and students.

This bill proposes to replace the existing Delaware Advanced Clean Car Program with a new Delaware Low Emission Vehicle Program. The goal is to modify the state's approach to environmental control related to vehicle emissions. It aims to streamline regulations while still promoting lower emissions from vehicles.

The bill DE SCR18 proposes the formation of a task force in Delaware to examine the role of nuclear energy in the state. This group will study various aspects of nuclear energy, including its benefits and challenges, to better understand how it can fit into Delaware's energy strategy. The goal is to gather information and insights that could inform future energy policies.

This bill designates March 26, 2025, as Epilepsy Awareness Day in Delaware. The goal is to raise awareness about epilepsy and its impact on individuals and families. This day will encourage education and understanding of the condition within the community.

DE HB10 is a bill that agrees to make technical corrections to the Delaware Constitution. These corrections are intended to clarify language and ensure the Constitution is up-to-date. The bill does not change any laws or policies but focuses on improving the clarity and accuracy of the document.

This bill encourages Delaware schools and school districts to create clear policies that address immigration enforcement and prioritize the safety of students. It emphasizes the importance of protecting students' data privacy as part of these policies. Essentially, the bill aims to ensure that schools are safe environments for all students, regardless of their immigration status.