Governor Laura Kelly has signed off on multiple bills this week, ushering in a slew of new laws for the State of Kansas. Kelly announced in a press release on Monday, March 24 that she has approved six bills that will become new laws in the Sunflower State. These include the following:
Senate Bill 8 – requires drivers proceed with caution when passing stationary vehicles that are displaying hazard warning lights.
Senate Bill 2 – validating the election results for the bond issuance question sent by the USD 200 Board of Education, Greeley County, at a special election held in May 2024.
Senate Bill 7 – increases the statutory limits on bonds issued by a township on township population and purpose of the bond issuance.
Senate Bill 88 – requires the state long-term care ombudsman and regional ombudsman to receive training in memory care.
Senate Bill 175 – updates the definition of athletic trainer and provides an exemption for those licensed in another state, District of Columbia, territory or foreign country to practice in Kansas.
House Bill 2261 – resolves ambiguity surrounding the classification of Kansas Highway Patrol majors.
Source: KSNT 27 News
