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Senate Committee meetings
As of (04/19/2024) at 07:44 AM

Committee: Fiscal Oversight, Senator Holly Thompson Rehder, Chairwoman
Date:  Thursday, April 18
Time:  8:30 a.m.
Room:  SCR 1
HB 1516 - Murphy, Jim
Prohibit any city from imposing an earnings tax on workers who are not residents of the city.
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
Committee: Commerce, Consumer Protection, Energy and the Environment, Senator Mike Cierpiot, Chairman
Date:  Thursday, April 18
Time:  9:30 AM
Room:  Senate Lounge
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Amended 2: 4/17/24 9:05 AM
Committee: Agriculture, Food Production and Outdoor Resources, Senator Jason Bean, Chairman
Date:  Thursday, April 18
Time:  9:45a.m.
Room:  SCR 2
Note the location change. Executive Session Only: HCS HBs 2134 & 1956 Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes.
Amended 1: 4/18/24 12:04 PM
Committee: Judiciary and Civil and Criminal Jurisprudence, Senator Tony Luetkemeyer, Chairman
Date:  Monday, April 22
Time:  2:00 p.m.
Room:  SCR 1
SB 897 - Trent
Modifies provisions relating to judicial proceedings
HCS HB 1692 - Sparks, Justin
Create a crime of fleeing in a motor vehicle an effort avoid being stopped by police if the persons operates the vehicle at high speed or in any matter risks or causes injury or death to another person.
SB 1400 - Ben Brown (26)
Modifies provisions relating to the offense of posting unlawful information
Please note: SB 1400 was added. Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes.
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
Committee: Economic Development and Tax Policy, Senator Ben Brown, Chairman
Date:  Monday, April 22
Time:  2:45 pm
Room:  SCR 2
HCS HJR 78 - Coleman, Jeff
Impose requirements on how residental property is assessed for property taxes and impose restrictions on increases.
Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes.
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
Committee: Health and Welfare, Senator Mary Elizabeth Coleman, Chairwoman
Date:  Monday, April 22
Time:  3:00 p.m.
Room:  Senate Lounge
HCS HB 2626 - Parker, Cameron
Expand Medicaid to cover hearing aides and cochlear implants.
Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes.
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
Committee: Commerce, Consumer Protection, Energy and the Environment, Senator Mike Cierpiot, Chairman
Date:  Tuesday, April 23
Time:  9:30 AM
Room:  Senate Lounge
SB 1483 - Bean
Modifies provisions relating to the expenditure of moneys in certain funds by the Department of Natural Resources
Only individuals or organizations testifying in person will be entered into the committee minutes.
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
Committee: Insurance and Banking, Senator Sandy Crawford, Chairwoman
Date:  Tuesday, April 23
Time:  11:00 a.m.
Room:  SCR 1
Executive Session
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
Committee: Transportation, Infrastructure and Public Safety, Senator Travis Fitzwater, Chairman
Date:  Wednesday, April 24
Time:  8:00 am
Room:  SCR 1
HCS HB 1481 - Christ, Brad
Transfer control of the St. Louis police department from the city to a board appointed by the governor along with the St. Louis mayor.
HB 1707 - Myers, Jeff
Allow a law enforcement agency to request assistance from a law enforcment agency from another jurisdiction including outside of Missouri.
HB 1870 - Taylor, Tim
Extend from August 28, 2024 to August 28, 2830 authority for fees to be collected by the "Missouri Response Commission" for hazardous chemicals in the workplace that expired in 2018. Legislative staff estimate the generate $957,000 in revenue in the first full year of implementation.
EXECUTIVE SESSION MAY FOLLOW ON ANY BILL HEARD BY THIS COMMITTEE
 
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