Rhode Island Legislature | 2023 | Regular Session | Adjourned Sine Die

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Active Rhode Island Bills (Introduced, Engrossed, Enrolled, Passed)

BillSummaryAction
H6494Requires utilities to follow STIP project schedules. Requires permits for non-road repairs. Prohibits expenses and penalties to be paid with rate payer increases.2023-09-26
Vetoed by Governor
S0990Requires utilities to follow STIP project schedules. Requires permits for non-road repairs. Prohibits expenses and penalties to be paid with rate payer increases.2023-09-26
Vetoed by Governor
H5206Prohibits commercial motor trucks, with a gross weight rating of twenty-six thousand one pounds (26,001 lbs.) or more, from traveling on Route 114 A, East Providence between Pawtucket Avenue and the Massachusetts state line.2023-06-24
Vetoed by Governor
S1097Prohibits commercial motor trucks, with a gross weight rating of twenty-six thousand one pounds (26,001 lbs.) or more, from traveling on Route 114 A, East Providence between Pawtucket Avenue and the Massachusetts state line.2023-06-24
Vetoed by Governor
H5815Authorizes DMV to issue one year renewal registrations for vehicles leased for thirty-six months and enables DMV to refund, to a registrant of leased vehicle, who cancels registration that portion of registration fee paid that represents 6 months of ...2023-06-24
Vetoed by Governor
S0139Includes siblings/grandchildren/care recipient for temporary caregiver benefits of 12 weeks/Increases weekly dependent's allowances from $10 to $20 or 7% of benefit rate whichever is greater. Effective January 1, 2024.2023-06-15
Senate read and passed
H6028Provides for a single, increased range of penalties for all driving offenses which result in serious bodily injury or death.2023-06-15
H5841Mandates bill of sale for transacted catalytic converter, changes requirement to three years for report, and would make a conviction of § 6-11.1-7 a felony.2023-06-15
H5033Prohibits utility companies from limiting eligibility of net metering site based on prior consumption and requires excess energy not consumed to be credited to consumer. Also amends definition of excess renewable net-metering credit.2023-06-15
House passed Sub A as amended (floor amendment)
H5333Amends the provisions for prompt payment of monies owed by the department of administration to their contractors or subcontractors.2023-06-15

Top Rhode Island Sponsors

House Sponsors# BillsRSS
Rep. Michael Chippendale [R]317Syndicate content
Rep. Christopher Blazejewski [D]272Syndicate content
Rep. David Morales [D]259Syndicate content
Rep. Teresa Tanzi [D]247Syndicate content
Rep. Joseph Shekarchi [D]241Syndicate content
Senate Sponsors# BillsRSS
Sen. Alana DiMario [D]325Syndicate content
Sen. Dawn Euer [D]324Syndicate content
Sen. Louis Dipalma [D]276Syndicate content
Sen. Valarie Lawson [D]262Syndicate content
Sen. Frank Lombardi [D]258Syndicate content

Top Rhode Island Committees

House Committees# BillsRSS
Finance279Syndicate content
Judiciary151Syndicate content
Corporations93Syndicate content
State Government & Elections89Syndicate content
Municipal Government & Housing68Syndicate content
Senate Committees# BillsRSS
Judiciary265Syndicate content
Finance176Syndicate content
Health and Human Services63Syndicate content
Education46Syndicate content
Housing and Municipal Government42Syndicate content

Most Viewed Rhode Island Bills

BillSummaryText
H6309Changes the primary date for the election of delegates to national conventions and for presidential preference from the fourth Tuesday in April to April 2, 2024.Bill Text
H6236Provides data privacy protections for the personal identifiable information of Rhode Islanders.Bill Text
H5745Establishes the Rhode Island personal data and online privacy protection act.Bill Text
S0417Provides rights/privileges of shore may be exercised, where shore exists, on wet/dry sand/rocky beaches up the natural vegetation line to be determined by CRMC with limited liability for abutters.Bill Text
S0016Prohibits use of PFAS in carpets, upholstered furniture, textile furnishings, apparel, cosmetics, juvenile products, cookware, firefighting foam and gives authority to the department of environmental management to regulate and the use.Bill Text
S0754Provides data privacy protections for the personal identifiable information of Rhode Islanders.Bill Text
H5200Making Appropriations For The Support Of The State For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2024Bill Text
H5300Bans the possession, sale, and transfer of assault weapons. Possession of assault weapons owned on the effective date of this act would be "grandfathered". Violations are punishable by a fine or imprisonment.Bill Text
H6272Extends the due date for the district action plan each and every year from September 1 to December 31, and further require that there are no fewer than five (5) school district education reviews annually beginning in academic year 2024-2025.Bill Text
S0948Legalizes iGaming by patrons located in the State of Rhode Island. Effective 4/1/2024.Bill Text

Most Monitored Rhode Island Bills

BillSummaryText
H5745Establishes the Rhode Island personal data and online privacy protection act.Bill Text
H5048Limits residential rent increases to ten percent (10%) plus the increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) annually.Bill Text
H6097Removes the municipal preemption on prohibiting the offering of residential units for tourist or transient use through a hosting platform, and take effect upon passage.Bill Text
H5300Bans the possession, sale, and transfer of assault weapons. Possession of assault weapons owned on the effective date of this act would be "grandfathered". Violations are punishable by a fine or imprisonment.Bill Text
S0391Categorizes women by their biological identity at birth rather than their gender identity for purpose of organized sports.Bill Text
H5108Increases the amount of costs for repairs that a tenant may deduct from his or her rent from one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125) to five hundred dollars ($500).Bill Text
H5739Requires that both curriculum and teaching practices in Rhode Island schools protect and respect the civil rights of all members of the school community.Bill Text
H6096Enables cities and towns to impose an impact fee of 2% on the total consideration charged for occupancy of a house, condominium, or other resident dwelling that is rented in its entirety for less than 31 consecutive days.Bill Text
H5006Provides for abortion coverage in the Medicaid program and repeal the abortion coverage exclusion for state employee insurance plans.Bill Text
H6062Creates a tenants’ bill of rights providing certain rights to the tenants, prohibits a landlord from increasing the rent more than four percent (4%) per year and holds landlords responsible for the mitigation of insect infestations.Bill Text

Rhode Island Sessions

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2023Regular Session2671913BrowseSearchDownload
2022Regular Session2518922BrowseSearchDownload
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2020Regular Session2134484BrowseSearchDownload
2019Regular Session2308862BrowseSearchDownload
2018Regular Session2382858BrowseSearchDownload
2017Regular Session24181002BrowseSearchDownload
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2015Regular Session2399845BrowseSearchDownload
2014Regular Session25261139BrowseSearchDownload
2013Regular Session23891105BrowseSearchDownload
2012Regular Session1386585BrowseSearchDownload
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2010Regular Session2189703BrowseSearchDownload
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