Interim Session Begins June 2
In a recent update, Sen. Steve Rawlings (District 11) noted, “The interim provides an opportunity to review, communicate, and consider policy measures for the 2026 Legislative Session, which will begin on Tuesday, January 6.” He also summarized selected legislation passed during the regular session,
Legislature considers education, economy, and housing measures ahead of veto recess
Rep. Marianne Proctor (District 60)
Rep. Proctor highlights legislation considered by the legislation before the veto recess period begins.
Week 6: 2025 Legislative Session
Sen. Steve Rawlings (District 11)
Senator Rawlings provides a detailed recap of Senate and House bills addressed as the 2025 regular session approaches its end on March 28.
Lawmakers convene 2025 Regular Session on January 7
Rep. Marianne Proctor (District 60)
Learn the who, what, when, where, and how of the General Assembly as members prepare for the 2025 Regular Session beginning January 7.
Legislature begins legislative interim
Rep. Mark Hart (District 78)
Rep. Hart explains the purpose of the Kentucky legislature’s interim session and offers links to residents’ many options for staying informed about various committees’ work.
Certificate of Need Task Force Continues Work
Rep. Marianne Proctor, District 60
The Certificate of Need Task Force has been hard at work investigating the state’s CON program. With one of the more stringent CON programs in the nation, Kentucky is falling behind.
Pre-Filed Kentucky House Bills 45 & 49
WHEREAS, the Boone County Republican party recognizes that mental health issues are major concern today, especially among youth and young adults, AND
WHEREAS, parents are responsible for their minor children, and there is a definitive pattern of legislative attempts to remove parents from critical medical decision-making for their children . . .