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HB 4001: Directs the Department of Justice to study strategies for the state to address unlawful immigration enforcement activity and submit recommendations to the legislature.
HB 4002: This measure limits the number of bill drafting requests that legislators, legislative committees, executive agencies, and statewide elected officials may submit to Legislative Counsel for odd-numbered year legislative sessions.
HB 4003: Replaces Oregon's prioritized list of health services used to determine state Medicaid coverage with clinical coverage policies based on standardized medical necessity criteria.
HB 4004: Defers additional property taxes on forestland disqualified due to Douglas-fir mortality and updates Water Resources Department rules on water right permit extensions and groundwater cancellation incentives.
HB 4005: This measure officially designates the nine-day period starting on the first Saturday of October each year as Water Professionals Appreciation Week to highlight the state's water and wastewater industries.
HB 4006: Allows holders of irrigation water rights along Columbia River miles 252 to 303 to change points of diversion or place of use without filing standard transfer applications, provided rate and season of use do not increase.
HB 4007: This measure defines powered micromobility devices under Oregon's vehicle code, sets safety and retail standards for electric micro-vehicles and batteries, updates youth helmet requirements, and creates a heavy-vehicle pilot program for milk transport trucks.
HB 4008: Creates a 22-member task force to evaluate Oregon's public transit funding needs and recommend future revenue sources to the legislature by December 1, 2026.
HB 4009: This measure phases in a mandatory per-mile road usage charge for electric, hybrid, and e-commerce delivery vehicles while pausing general electric vehicle rebates and limiting low-income vehicle rebates.
HB 4010: Requires public contracting agencies and private property owners to issue change orders for accepted out-of-scope construction work within 30 days or pay interest on unpaid amounts.
HB 4011: Expands mandatory collective bargaining over class size and caseload limits to all Oregon public school districts by removing the requirement that schools must qualify for federal Title I assistance.
HB 4012: Directs the Construction Contractors Board and the Bureau of Labor and Industries to conduct a targeted assessment initiative identifying and gathering data on unlicensed labor contractors at Oregon construction job sites.
HB 4013: Establishes federal child labor laws as a baseline floor for state regulations and restricts the Bureau of Labor and Industries from adopting minor work hour rules that are less restrictive than federal law.
HB 4014: Establishes an 11-member Task Force on Taxation of International Income to evaluate Oregon's tax code and recommend policy changes regarding the state taxation of international corporate earnings.
HB 4015: Updates Oregon's statutory connection date to the federal Internal Revenue Code and other federal tax provisions to incorporate federal tax law changes through December 31, 2025.
HB 4016: Requires state contractors and major business owners to obtain a Department of Revenue tax compliance certificate before executing, renewing, or expanding state public contracts valued over $250,000.
HB 4017: Permits political candidates and public office holders to use campaign contributions for reasonable security-related expenses and alarm systems for themselves and their family members.
HB 4018: Modifies Oregon's campaign finance laws by updating contribution limits and reporting procedures, establishing donor disclosure requirements for independent expenditure organizations, and delaying the deadline for the state's web-based campaign finance dashboard to 2032.
HB 4019: Requires specified state agencies to evaluate new permit applications using only the rules and standards in effect at the time the application is determined to be complete.
HB 4020: Requires four Oregon natural resource and energy agencies to cite legal authority and provide appeal instructions when denying permits, and mandates establishing performance metrics for permit processing timelines.
HB 4021: Requires specified state natural resource and transportation agencies to extend public rulemaking notice periods and delays the effective date of new compliance requirements to at least 28 days after filing.
HB 4022: Establishes the Oregon Imagination Library Program to provide a free, age-appropriate book every month to enrolled Oregon children from birth to five years of age.
HB 4023: Requires certain mass transit districts formed by resolution to obtain voter approval before utilizing most revenue and financing methods.
HB 4024: Prohibits ticket resellers from offering or selling entertainment event tickets unless they possess the ticket or hold a written contract explicitly authorizing them to acquire it.
HB 4025: Prohibits electric and natural gas public utilities from implementing residential rate increases between November 1 and March 31.
HB 4026: Directs the Department of Consumer and Business Services to study state consumer protection policies and report legislative recommendations to the Oregon Legislative Assembly.
HB 4027: Establishes a dedicated funding source for the Bureau of Labor and Industries by creating a new payroll assessment collected alongside the Workers' Benefit Fund and increases the maximum prevailing wage fee on public works contracts.
HB 4028: Imposes restrictions and requirements on health insurers and coordinated care organizations when auditing reimbursement claims submitted by behavioral health treatment providers.
HB 4029: This measure establishes licensing requirements, standardized disclosures, contract terms, and rescission rights for residential solar energy system sales, leases, and power purchase agreements, making violations enforceable as unlawful trade practices.
HB 4030: Exempts packaging for certain raw berries and noncompostable packaging in direct contact with meat, poultry, fish, or seafood from Oregon's extended producer responsibility recycling program.
HB 4031: Exempts qualifying renewable energy facilities from state Energy Facility Siting Council site certification requirements if they obtain local land use approval and qualify for federal tax credits.
HB 4032: Directs the State Department of Energy to evaluate and prioritize geographically dispersed emergency fuel storage sites across Oregon and appropriates $250,000 for the task.
HB 4033: Transfers responsibility for managing the statewide emergency volunteer database, known as ORVID, from the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to the Oregon Department of Emergency Management.
HB 4034: Updates state oversight of animal rescue entities by directing the Oregon Department of Agriculture to establish licensing, record-keeping, and compliance auditing rules.
HB 4035: Modifies Oregon's temporary urban growth boundary expansion program by increasing allowable acreage caps for cities, updating housing cost-burden evaluation criteria, and establishing specific expansion procedures for the City of Woodburn.
HB 4036: Establishes the Housing Opportunity, Longevity and Durability Fund to allow the Housing and Community Services Department to use state bond proceeds to acquire, repair, and directly own affordable housing at risk of loss.
HB 4037: This measure modifies rules for city and county affordable housing revolving loan programs, streamlines local land use review processes, updates state surplus property disposal priorities for housing, and establishes tenant protections following natural disasters.
HB 4038: Prohibits the Oregon Health Authority from enforcing health care cost growth targets against providers and payers until January 1, 2036.
HB 4039: Requires the Oregon Health Authority to establish a transparent, data-driven process for setting Medicaid capitation rates for coordinated care organizations and to evaluate the economic impact of new rules on the medical assistance program.
HB 4040: Modifies various health care regulations in Oregon, including hospital financial assistance screening thresholds, insurance coverage requirements for anesthesia and orthotics, dental claim procedures, and workers' compensation attending physician rules.
HB 4041: This measure amends multiple criminal justice statutes by raising monetary thresholds for theft and property damage crimes, creating sentencing guidelines for fleeing police, establishing procedures for fixing sentence calculation errors, and setting a deadline for post-conviction relief claims based on nonunanimous jury verdicts.
HB 4042: Expands the Department of Human Services' authority to take adverse licensing actions against child-caring agencies and establishes medical necessity and approval requirements for youth treatment services.
HB 4043: This measure expands state bond funding eligibility to include county courthouse renovation and expansion projects and updates rules and reporting deadlines for community restoration of criminal defendants.
HB 4044: Establishes the Oregon Individual Assistance Program to provide direct financial aid, temporary housing, and repair assistance to individuals displaced or severely impacted by emergencies.
HB 4045: Requires social media platforms to respond to search warrants within 72 hours and other communications providers within five business days during domestic violence and stalking investigations.
HB 4046: Directs the Oregon Department of Energy, contingent on obtaining non-state funding, to conduct a comprehensive study on the feasibility, costs, safety, and regulatory framework for advanced nuclear energy generation in Oregon.
HB 4047: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to establish a state licensing framework allowing eligible hospitals to operate as rural emergency hospitals.
HB 4048: This measure expands Oregon's rural health care income tax credit to include licensed pharmacists who practice in rural communities.
HB 4049: Authorizes groundwater users in the Greater Harney Valley Groundwater Area of Concern to enter into voluntary agreements to set water use limits and stabilize local groundwater levels.
HB 4050: Directs the Legislative Policy and Research Director to study and report on how other jurisdictions align education funding distributions with local educational costs.
HB 4051: Establishes a temporary three-year state program providing deferred, low-interest loans to eligible first-time homebuyers to help pay for closing costs.
HB 4052: House Bill 4052 establishes a corporate tax credit of up to $1 million per year for the first three consecutive tax years of operation for newly chartered Oregon banks.
HB 4053: Establishes the Emergency Medical Services Program Fund under the Oregon Health Authority to finance EMS workforce development and local service delivery while updating EMS licensing rules, student practice exemptions, and advisory committee structures.
HB 4054: Requires health insurers that use artificial intelligence or automated tools to downcode reimbursement claims to notify healthcare providers within two business days and provide an appeals process.
HB 4055: Requires local public bodies to report cybersecurity and ransomware incidents to the State Chief Information Officer within 48 hours of discovery.
HB 4056: Appropriates $9 million from the General Fund to the State Forestry Department to offset potential rate increases in forest patrol assessments charged to landowners.
HB 4057: Requires the Department of Early Learning and Care to provide standardized information on state-funded early learning programs to families applying for or waitlisted for the Employment Related Day Care subsidy program.
HB 4058: Allows the Oregon Department of Human Services to place foster children, including Indian children and those entering relative foster or preadoptive care, into out-of-state facilities without requiring standard state licensing or contracting under specific conditions.
HB 4059: This measure updates Oregon's child welfare laws by narrowing the definition of threatened harm, raising the evidentiary standard for reporting abuse to the central state registry, and establishing specific criteria for child abuse investigations.
HB 4060: This measure temporarily exempts school districts and large facility operators from the ban on purchasing certain fluorescent lamps until January 2030 and simplifies regulatory review for long-term care facilities upgrading their lighting systems.
HB 4061: Establishes a grant program offering up to $10,000 to small Oregon businesses facing cost increases from federal tariffs and requires state agencies to update Oregon's unified trade strategy.
HB 4062: Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to evaluate its programs, standardize application requirements, and recommend options for consolidating, eliminating, or transferring department functions.
HB 4063: Authorizes the Oregon Department of Transportation to title and register imported Kei trucks at least 25 years old for operation on public highways with speed limits up to 65 mph.
HB 4064: This measure establishes timeline and liability rules for HOA and condominium association assessments on tax-foreclosed properties held by counties, and appropriates $4.3 million to a specific community association to repay an environmental fine loan.
HB 4065: This measure updates statutory remedies and procedures for late payments on agricultural seed contracts, modifying interest calculations, requiring dealers to verify delinquent payments, and raising state administrative fees.
HB 4066: This measure enacts various updates to Oregon education law, including restricting student board members at Oregon Health and Science University from participating in student collective bargaining matters, authorizing monthly stipends for school board directors, and requiring school district budget committees to include representation from educational equity advisory committees.
HB 4067: Directs the Oregon Department of Education to study the adequacy of education in public schools and submit a report with legislative recommendations by September 15, 2027.
HB 4068: This measure lowers the minimum age from 17.5 to 17 years old for youth eligible to live in transition aged youth residential treatment homes.
HB 4069: Requires behavioral health employers that contract with the state to implement and distribute tailored written physical safety plans to protect their workers.
HB 4070: This measure requires the Oregon Health Authority and coordinated care organizations to enforce behavioral health treatment parity within the state medical assistance program and expands reimbursement for telehealth behavioral health services.
HB 4071: This measure allows recreation, fitness, and sports operators to require adult participants to sign liability waivers releasing the operator from claims of ordinary negligence.
HB 4072: Excludes court closure periods during normal business hours from the 96-hour time limit required to arraign defendants who are not in custody.
HB 4073: This measure modifies Oregon's administrative rulemaking and judicial review processes by expanding public notice and advisory committee requirements, requiring more detailed business fiscal impact statements, delaying rule effective dates, and establishing an arbitrary and capricious standard for court challenges to agency orders.
HB 4074: This measure modifies Oregon hospital nurse staffing rules by adjusting nurse-to-patient ratios in medical-surgical units, allowing Type C rural hospitals to request ratio variances, capping civil penalties, and delaying enforcement until July 1, 2030.
HB 4075: Directs the State Treasurer to use up to $44 million from the Unclaimed Property and Estates Fund to guarantee a financial stabilization loan for a publicly governed rural hospital.
HB 4076: Streamlines land use goal exceptions for new energy facilities that connect to the electric grid using an existing facility's surplus interconnection capacity and short transmission lines.
HB 4077: Allows public utilities, with Public Utility Commission approval, to securitize debt and collect rate recovery charges from customers for costs associated with self-insurance or captive insurance programs.
HB 4078: This measure creates Oregon corporate excise and income tax subtractions for lawsuit judgments, settlements, and legal fees awarded to or paid by plaintiffs in civil actions arising from declared wildfire disasters.
HB 4079: Requires Oregon K-12 school districts and higher education institutions to adopt policies for notifying students, parents, and staff when federal immigration authorities enter educational property for enforcement actions.
HB 4080: Allows Oregon electricity consumers to install plug-in portable solar energy devices up to 1,200 watts and restricts landlords, homeowners associations, and electric utilities from prohibiting their use.
HB 4081: Requires revenue from highway worker photo radar citations to be used first to cover program costs, with any remaining funds dedicated to traffic safety and work zone speed enforcement.
HB 4082: Allows Oregon cities and Metro to expand urban growth boundaries to designate land for manufactured housing and affordable senior housing without proving general housing land shortages.
HB 4083: Establishes a uniform electronic credentialing process for behavioral health providers across coordinated care organizations and allows cross-disciplinary supervision for mental health licensing candidates.
HB 4084: Establishes a fast-track state permitting program for large economic development projects, updates enterprise zone property tax exemption rules, and targets job creation tax credits toward specific industrial sectors.
HB 4085: Authorizes the operation of autonomous vehicles on Oregon roads without a driver's license, establishes a state regulatory system for commercial autonomous ride-hailing services, and preempts local governments from taxing or regulating autonomous vehicle networks.
HB 4086: Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to create a statewide roadmap and provide funded technical assistance to four pilot communities to promote industrial symbiosis and resource-sharing among businesses.
HB 4087: Requires health care practitioners to provide standard lifesaving medical care to any infant born alive, including following an induced abortion, and establishes mandatory law enforcement reporting, licensing penalties, and civil liability for noncompliance.
HB 4088: This measure establishes comprehensive legal protections in Oregon for providing, receiving, or assisting with lawful reproductive health care and gender-affirming treatments, restricting out-of-state enforcement and protecting patient and provider privacy.
HB 4089: This measure expands the crime of theft of services to include intentional partial nonpayment for labor or services, penalizes contracting with unlicensed construction labor contractors, and increases criminal penalties for fraudulent use of a contractor's license number.
HB 4090: Allows Oregon counties with a population of 700,000 or more to reduce or eliminate county vehicle registration fees in low-income zones and allocate fee revenues directly to transportation projects in designated sub-areas.
HB 4091: This measure restricts the conditions under which state officials and the Adjutant General can assist with mobilizing the Oregon National Guard under federal authority, barring state aid for law enforcement and immigration enforcement missions.
HB 4092: Prohibits retailers and online marketplace platforms from selling or advertising motor vehicle child safety systems that fail to meet federal or state standards, creating a private right of action for consumers.
HB 4093: Prohibits employers from setting physical requirements in job postings unrelated to essential job duties and allows employees to bring a support person to reasonable accommodation discussions.
HB 4094: Requires employers with written policies or employment contracts promising paid time off payouts upon termination to pay those funds within standard statutory final wage deadlines.
HB 4095: This measure subjects semi-independent state agencies to standard state budget oversight and requires them to hold their funds within dedicated accounts in the State Treasury.
HB 4096: Creates the Class B felony crime of aggravated felon in possession of a firearm for individuals with prior felony convictions who possess three or more firearms or have previous unlawful firearm possession convictions.
HB 4097: Allows the Oregon Ocean Science Trust to establish and maintain a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to help advance its research and conservation mission.
HB 4098: This measure subjects insurance transactions to Oregon's Unlawful Trade Practices Act and allows courts to grant equitable relief in addition to monetary damages in consumer protection lawsuits.
HB 4099: Establishes a state task force to design county-level veteran crisis response teams and create law enforcement protocols for identifying and assisting veterans in crisis.
HB 4100: Requires owners and operators of bulk oil and liquid fuel terminals to obtain a certificate of financial responsibility from the Department of Environmental Quality demonstrating financial coverage for spill response and cleanup costs.
HB 4101: Increases criminal sentencing severity guidelines for fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer in a vehicle when the offender has a prior conviction or causes physical injury.
HB 4102: Establishes formal standards, public interest evaluations, and transparency requirements for voluntary agreements where regulated entities pay the Department of Environmental Quality to expedite permit reviews.
HB 4103: Establishes the Senator Aaron Woods Commission on Artificial Intelligence to study state government AI usage and advise Oregon policymakers on risks, privacy, labor impacts, and ethics.
HB 4104: Expands eligibility for Oregon CHIPS Fund grants and loans to semiconductor businesses eligible for federal CHIPS Act assistance regardless of whether they applied for federal funds, and provides $10 million in total state funding.
HB 4105: Directs the State Forester to establish 10-year sustainable timber harvest levels for state forestlands and manage those lands to achieve target harvest yields, granting court enforcement rights to revenue recipients if targets are missed.
HB 4106: Grants peace officers criminal and civil liability immunity for using restraints or physical force while transporting individuals for involuntary treatment, provided the force is used in good faith, without malice, and to protect safety.
HB 4107: This measure regulates facilities using the designation 'urgent care' by establishing minimum operational standards, requiring specific on-site services and staffing, and mandating transparent public disclosures.
HB 4108: Allows the City of Eugene to annex noncontiguous land without voter approval or public hearings if all owners of the property petition for annexation and meet specific location and utility criteria.
HB 4109: This measure disqualifies individuals who are unemployed due to an active strike from receiving state unemployment insurance benefits.
HB 4110: This measure allows attending physicians to provide ibogaine to adult patients to treat certain mental health and substance use disorders in controlled settings and exempts it from state controlled substance laws when properly administered.
HB 4111: This measure limits the admissibility of immigration status as evidence in civil legal proceedings, bans employer retaliation against workers updating federal work authorization records, and adds immigration status and language to prohibited law enforcement profiling definitions.
HB 4112: Increases the 2025-2027 biennial lottery funding allocation for Oregon's outdoor school program from $48.06 million to $54.06 million.
HB 4113: Directs the Department of Land Conservation and Development to study housing development opportunities conditioned upon land conservation and report findings to the legislature.
HB 4114: Creates a civil cause of action allowing property owners, occupants, and lawful visitors to sue individuals acting under color of law who enter private property, schools, places of worship, or medical facilities without a warrant or recognized legal exception.
HB 4115: This measure extends the validity of criminal background checks for direct care and health care workers to three years, makes background checks portable across employers, and requires retroactive reimbursement for behavioral health providers.
HB 4116: Opts Oregon out of federal interest rate preemption rules for consumer finance loans and expands state licensing and regulatory requirements for lenders, brokers, and facilitators making consumer loans of $50,000 or less.
HB 4117: Appropriates $10 million from the General Fund to the Universal Representation Fund to support legal services for immigrants in Oregon.
HB 4118: This measure requires the Department of Human Services to replace SNAP benefits stolen through electronic theft and directs state agencies and the Hunger Task Force to report on food assistance underutilization, food waste, and food deserts.
HB 4119: Requires workers' compensation managed care organizations to accept any willing medical provider in their service area and classifies nurse practitioners, physician associates, chiropractors, and naturopaths as full attending physicians for injured workers.
HB 4120: Allows residential landlords of multi-family or attached housing to ban indoor smoking for existing tenants upon 180 days' written notice, provided a designated outdoor smoking area is established.
HB 4121: This measure restructures Oregon's emergency management framework by establishing new state recovery authorities, expanding resilience programs, and creating grant programs to fund emergency infrastructure recovery and direct assistance to displaced individuals.
HB 4122: This measure defines public university student governments in Oregon statute, establishes their explicit authority and independence, and limits university governing boards' ability to reject student-initiated fees.
HB 4123: Prohibits landlords from disclosing personal, financial, medical, and status information of tenants and applicants except under specified exceptions and penalizes knowing violations.
HB 4124: Directs the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to study Oregon's post-secondary education system and recommend improvements to institutional governance, cross-campus collaboration, financial viability, and academic program alignment.
HB 4125: Modifies state revenue forecasting methodologies and diverts a portion of surplus revenues that would otherwise be refunded to personal income taxpayers into a newly created state fund for pension liabilities, debt service, capital projects, and emergencies.
HB 4126: Requires the Oregon Department of Transportation to submit biennial reports recommending per-mile road usage charge rates categorized by vehicle weight to sustainably fund highway maintenance.
HB 4127: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to establish a state-funded payment mechanism and backup grant program to pay nonprofit reproductive health care providers ineligible for federal Medicaid funds for services provided to state medical assistance recipients.
HB 4128: Prohibits large institutional real estate investors from purchasing single-family homes in Oregon unless the property has been publicly listed for sale for at least 90 consecutive days or qualifies for specific exemptions.
HB 4129: This measure caps state low carbon fuel standard emission reductions at 10 percent below 2010 levels and prohibits local governments from banning or restricting the storage capacity of fossil fuel terminals in industrial zones.
HB 4130: Allows land under and adjacent to farm product and biofuel processing facilities to qualify for farm use special property tax assessment regardless of facility size or zoning location.
HB 4131: Directs the State Board of Pharmacy to issue mobile pharmacy licenses to qualified hospitals, federally qualified health centers, critical access pharmacies, and county governments.
HB 4132: Enacts broad updates to state veteran programs by creating a suicide prevention and workforce training grant program, expanding educational bridge grants, protecting military discharge records, and studying statewide access to veterans' treatment courts.
HB 4133: Requires Oregon to participate in a federal tax credit program supporting contributions to scholarship granting organizations and establishes state approval mechanisms for federal Workforce Pell Grant training programs.
HB 4134: HB 4134 increases Oregon's state transient lodging tax rate from 1.5 percent to 2.75 percent to provide dedicated funding for state wildlife conservation, anti-poaching enforcement, and invasive species control.
HB 4135: Designates March 4 of each year as HPV Awareness Day in Oregon to promote education on human papillomavirus prevention, vaccination, and cancer screening.
HB 4136: This measure eliminates the Oregon personal income tax mortgage interest deduction for second homes and redirects the resulting tax revenue to fund down payment assistance programs.
HB 4137: Allows individuals who receive a traffic violation citation after selling or transferring a motor vehicle to avoid a court appearance and have the citation dismissed by submitting proof of the transfer to the court.
HB 4138: This measure requires Oregon law enforcement officers to wear visible identification and restricts them from wearing identity-concealing face coverings, while prohibiting state and local agencies from assisting federal or out-of-state entities with actions targeting constitutionally protected activities.
HB 4139: Increases quarterly state marijuana tax distributions for illegal market enforcement grants to $3 million and allows healthcare providers broader authority to determine qualifying conditions for medical marijuana.
HB 4140: This measure expands the crime of first-degree criminal mischief to cover all telecommunications providers and mandates that scrap metal businesses register with a metal theft alert system and verify ownership of telecommunications and stripped metallic wire.
HB 4141: Requires debt resolution service providers to register with the Department of Consumer and Business Services and imposes strict standards on their contracts, fees, disclosures, and business practices.
HB 4142: Requires designated care organizations and residential facilities to allow patients to use medical marijuana on-site, expands qualifying conditions to include hospice and palliative care, and mandates staff training on cannabis administration.
HB 4143: Authorizes the Governor to direct Oregon state agencies to withhold payments owed to the federal government if federal funds are being unlawfully withheld from the state in violation of a court order.
HB 4144: Requires manufacturers and sellers of covered batteries and battery-containing products to join a producer responsibility organization that finances and operates a free, statewide battery collection and recycling program.
HB 4145: Delays the implementation of Ballot Measure 114 firearm transfer permit requirements and large-capacity magazine restrictions until January 1, 2028.
HB 4146: This measure allows grocery stores and large retail outlets to sell packaged low-proof spirit beverages, permits craft distilleries to directly deliver these products to retailers, and establishes a new privilege tax on low-proof spirits.
HB 4147: Requires state agencies to publish an annual report on the number and medical assistance costs of employed Oregonians by industry and employer size, without naming specific employers.
HB 4148: Allows local governments to use local transient lodging tax revenue to fund resiliency grants for small restaurant and lodging businesses while lowering the required allocation for tourism promotion from 70 percent to 50 percent.
HB 4149: Requires Oregon school districts to immediately enroll homeless students regardless of missing records or deadlines, allow them to remain in their school of origin, and provide necessary transportation and support services.
HB 4150: Prohibits Oregon state agencies from awarding contracts or grants to entities that transport individuals detained by federal agencies for deportation without a federal judicial court order.
HB 4151: Increases the penalty for making a false emergency report to a Class C felony if the report intentionally triggers an enhanced law enforcement response that recklessly results in serious physical injury or death.
HB 4152: Allows active-duty U.S. military service members unable to attend in person due to active service to apply for marriage licenses electronically and participate in remote marriage solemnization ceremonies.
HB 4153: Allows farm operators to establish farm stores as permitted uses on lands zoned for exclusive farm use or mixed farm and forest land, subject to specific acreage, revenue, and floor-space limits.
HB 4154: Requires the Oregon Department of Education to quarterly calculate and publicly post detailed student attendance and chronic absenteeism data disaggregated by student group.
HB 4155: Requires health benefit plans in Oregon to cover comprehensive fertility services and creates a state reimbursement program funded by insurer assessments to cover fertility care for enrollees in exempt plans.
HB 4156: Modifies Medicaid supplemental reimbursement rules and fund transfer mechanisms to allow public and tribal emergency medical service providers to access additional federal matching funds.
HB 4157: Creates a hearsay evidence exception in Oregon court proceedings for certain reliable statements made by victims of human trafficking or prostitution-related offenses.
HB 4158: HB 4158 updates state minimum wage and overtime exemptions for companionship service workers by referencing 2016 federal standards and requiring third-party home care agencies to pay minimum wage and overtime to these employees.
HB 4159: This measure requires at least one member appointed to the Oregon Government Ethics Commission to have local government experience and protects attorney-client privilege for communications made to the commission during complaint adjudications.
HB 4160: Requires Oregon K-12 public and private schools to adopt comprehensive cardiac emergency response plans that include accessible automated external defibrillators and mandatory CPR and AED training for coaches and designated staff.
HB 4161: This measure creates ethics law exceptions allowing public bodies to provide food, beverages, and up to $100 in annual merchandise to public officials during official events or meetings.
HB 4162: Repeals the mandate requiring certain Oregon cannabis licensees to enter into labor peace agreements with labor organizations.
HB 4163: Directs the Secretary of State to study automatic voter registration and submit findings and potential legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2027.
HB 4164: Directs the Secretary of State to conduct a study on campaign finance and submit findings and legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2027.
HB 4165: Directs the Secretary of State to conduct a study on campaign finance and submit recommendations for potential legislation to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4166: Directs the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to study the impact of different criminal sentences on community safety and report recommendations to the legislature.
HB 4167: Requires the Department of Environmental Quality to study environmental regulation and submit a report with recommendations to the Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2027.
HB 4168: Directs the Department of Human Services to conduct a study on food assistance and report findings to legislative committees by September 15, 2027.
HB 4169: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to study health care and report its findings and potential legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4170: Directs the Housing and Community Services Department to conduct a study on housing and report its findings and potential legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4171: Requires the Department of Human Services to conduct a study on immigration and report legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4172: Directs the Oregon Government Ethics Commission to conduct a study on government ethics and report legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4173: Directs the Oregon Government Ethics Commission to study public meetings laws and report its findings and potential legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4174: Requires the Oregon Department of Justice to study public records and report its findings and legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly.
HB 4175: Directs the Department of Transportation to study establishing uniform statewide standards for speed bump height and road markings.
HB 4176: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to study health care and submit a report with policy recommendations to legislative committees by September 15, 2027.
HB 4177: Modifies Oregon public meetings law by clarifying allowed serial communications, narrowing mandatory training requirements to decision-making officials, extending grievance filing timelines, and assigning public body liability for administrative error penalties.
HB 4178: Allows places of public accommodation and public bodies to round the total amount due on in-person cash transactions to the nearest five-cent increment.
HB 4179: Permits Oregon Health and Science University to create and maintain nonprofit corporations for clinical care and university missions, provided the university remains a corporate member.
HB 5201: Establishes General Fund appropriations and expenditure limits for an unspecified state agency for the 2025–2027 biennium.
HB 5202: Establishes General Fund appropriations and expenditure limits from dedicated revenues and federal funds for an unspecified state agency for the 2025-2027 biennium.
HB 5203: Approves new and increased fees charged by several Oregon state agencies for professional licensing, criminal history predeterminations, land development permits, and agricultural inspections.
HB 5204: Adjusts state agency budget allocations, General Fund appropriations, and expenditure limitations across Oregon government program areas for the 2025–2027 biennium.
HCR 201: Recognizes and honors the Oregon Fire District Directors Association on its 75th anniversary for its contributions to public safety and fire service training.
HCR 202: Establishes a formal state policy goal to make Oregon's health care system more affordable, accessible, and financially sustainable by 2033.
HCR 203: Officially ends the 2026 regular session of the Eighty-third Oregon Legislative Assembly.
HCR 204: Establishes requirements and filing deadlines for legislative members and committees to request and introduce presession measures for the 2027 regular legislative session.
HJM 201: Urges the United States Congress and President to enact legislation permanently extending federal tax exemptions on wildfire disaster settlement payments.
HJR 201: This measure amends the Oregon Constitution to create a top-two primary election system where all candidates for state and congressional offices appear on a single ballot open to all voters regardless of party affiliation.
SB 1501: Authorizes the state to form a joint public authority to own and oversee Portland's Moda Center, backed by $365 million in state bond financing and redirected local income tax revenues.
SB 1502: Directs the Secretary of State to submit a legislative proposal for the 2027 session recommending updates to Oregon's campaign finance limits and reporting requirements.
SB 1504: This measure allows Oregon schools and trained personnel to administer emergency epinephrine using non-injectable delivery methods, such as intranasal sprays, in addition to injections.
SB 1505: Establishes the Home and Community-Based Services Workforce Standards Board to set minimum pay, benefit, and training standards for direct care and home-based service workers.
SB 1506: Establishes a dedicated BOLI Expenses Fund financed by a separate payroll assessment on Oregon employers and workers to fund Bureau of Labor and Industries positions, and increases the maximum administrative fee charged on public works contracts.
SB 1507: This measure updates Oregon's tax statutes to connect with the federal Internal Revenue Code as in effect on December 31, 2025, increases the Oregon Earned Income Tax Credit, and creates a tax credit for businesses creating higher-wage new jobs.
SB 1508: Directs the Oregon Secretary of State to study elections and submit a report with potential legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2027.
SB 1509: This measure establishes eligibility requirements and party pledges for Oregon presidential electors and creates a procedure to invalidate faithless electoral votes and immediately replace non-compliant electors.
SB 1510: This measure updates corporate tax terminology to align with federal law, extends tax credits and exemptions for pass-through entities, cargo containers, and film production, removes spending restrictions on tribal fuel tax revenues, and creates a state registration process for IRS Enrolled Agents.
SB 1511: Increases Oregon's estate tax filing threshold from $1 million to $2.5 million, provides a $1 million deduction on taxable estates, updates tax brackets, and indexes the threshold to inflation beginning in 2027.
SB 1512: Modifies the administration, grant distribution criteria, and wage progression requirements for Oregon's Prosperity 10,000 workforce development program.
SB 1513: Delays until July 1, 2027, restrictions prohibiting real estate teams from using the terms 'realty' or 'real estate' in their team names or matching their registered business name.
SB 1514: Repeals the Oregon law requiring city and county regulations on the use of public property by individuals experiencing homelessness to be objectively reasonable.
SB 1515: Establishes a process for seeking post-conviction relief from criminal convictions based on discredited forensic science and updates the procedures and standards for obtaining state compensation for wrongful convictions.
SB 1516: This measure establishes comprehensive rules and privacy protections for law enforcement use of automated license plate recognition systems, preserves magistrate discretion in pretrial release decisions, and modifies the administration of the Justice Reinvestment Equity Program.
SB 1517: Allows sports, fitness, and recreational activity operators to require adult participants or parents of minors to sign liability waivers for ordinary negligence, while establishing statutory limits on what claims can be waived.
SB 1518: Clarifies the definition of companionship services under state minimum wage, overtime, and domestic worker laws to ensure workers employed by third-party home care agencies receive full wage and hour protections.
SB 1519: Modifies the benefit formula for workers' compensation temporary total disability and permanent total disability claims by replacing a flat rate with a two-tiered wage replacement structure.
SB 1520: Authorizes the Director of the Employment Department to establish an accounting system for Paid Family and Medical Leave Insurance Fund contributions and benefits to ensure tax reporting and withholding compliance.
SB 1521: This measure limits local inclusionary housing mandates within the Portland metropolitan area by requiring cities and counties to offset developers' calculated financial losses from providing affordable units through cash payments, tax exemptions, or fee waivers.
SB 1522: Directs the Housing and Community Services Department to conduct a study on housing and submit findings and legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2027.
SB 1523: This measure regulates residential landlord use of digital tenant portals and prohibits requiring tenants or applicants to use online portals or electronic payments as the sole means for submitting applications, signing documents, paying rent, or accessing rental property.
SB 1524: Allocates 0.3 percent of net Oregon State Lottery proceeds to a new dedicated account supporting horse racing events, safety equipment, and track facilities at specified county fairgrounds.
SB 1525: Creates the Blue Economy Task Force to study and recommend strategies for sustainable coastal economic development and allows the Oregon Ocean Science Trust to form a nonprofit entity.
SB 1526: Directs the State Department of Energy to secure grant funding and establish a founding board to form a new nonprofit entity that finances clean energy and infrastructure resilience projects.
SB 1527: Prohibits commercial health insurance carriers, the Public Employees' Benefit Board, and the Oregon Educators Benefit Board from requiring out-of-pocket costs for cervical cancer screenings and follow-up diagnostic examinations.
SB 1528: Requires drug manufacturers to annually report detailed data on all offered or funded patient assistance programs that provided financial aid to Oregon consumers.
SB 1529: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to conduct a study on health care and submit a report with findings and legislative recommendations to interim legislative committees.
SB 1530: Expands the Class C felony crime of aggravated harassment to include making threats of serious physical injury against public officials or their family members because of the official's duties or status.
SB 1531: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to study the feasibility of funding emergency medical services through a state-supervised universal health care model.
SB 1532: This measure updates state oversight and licensing standards for long-term care facilities, establishes operational and financial rules for developmental disability service providers, and modifies regulations governing out-of-state child foster placements.
SB 1533: Expands legal, communication, and visitation rights for Oregon foster children and their siblings, while establishing new court requirements before sibling contact can be restricted.
SB 1534: This measure updates statutory definitions of child abuse in care settings, expands mandatory reporting requirements, and enhances state oversight of child-caring facilities and restraint practices.
SB 1535: Allows the Early Learning Council to make enrollment priority discretionary rather than mandatory for families receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families in the Employment Related Day Care subsidy program, and creates a work group on child care liability insurance.
SB 1536: Requires the Department of Education to evaluate the adequacy of assessments administered in Oregon public schools and submit findings and legislative recommendations to the legislature by September 15, 2027.
SB 1537: Requires members of community college district boards of education to maintain official electronic mail addresses and make them accessible to the public on a website.
SB 1538: Protects public school admission for unhoused and unaccompanied youth, adds immigration and citizenship status to anti-discrimination protections in Oregon public education, and restricts school cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
SB 1539: This measure allows trained, unlicensed individuals to perform cattle pregnancy verification services without a veterinary license until January 1, 2031.
SB 1540: This measure requires property insurers using wildfire risk models to account for mitigation efforts, submit modeling details to state regulators, offer premium discounts for mitigation, and provide policyholders with detailed risk score explanations and appeal options.
SB 1541: Establishes a state climate resilience program funded by cost-recovery payments from greenhouse gas emitters to provide grants and loans for climate adaptation projects and community risk reduction.
SB 1542: Directs the Oregon Transportation Commission to establish a 10-year capital investment plan and implement a standardized project scoring methodology that prioritizes safety, asset preservation, and climate impacts over highway capacity expansion.
SB 1543: This measure expands the Oregon Transportation Commission to seven members and requires commission approval for state highway bond issuances under a new policy that caps annual highway debt service at 20 percent of state transportation revenues.
SB 1544: Removes the requirement for motor vehicle dismantlers to obtain local government approval when renewing certificates while adding mandatory neighbor notifications for dismantler expansions or relocations.
SB 1545: Legalizes corner crossing on foot between public land parcels by granting immunity from civil trespass liability and excluding the action from criminal trespass laws.
SB 1546: This measure regulates operators of artificial intelligence companion platforms by requiring clear disclosures of AI interaction, self-harm detection protocols, specific protections for minor users, and a private right of action for violations.
SB 1547: Establishes a new license under the Oregon Board of Psychology for behavioral health and wellness practitioners to deliver supervised mental health screening, prevention, and brief intervention services.
SB 1548: This measure requires individual cannabis edibles within a package to be individually wrapped and permits single edible pieces to contain up to 10 milligrams of adult-use cannabinoids.
SB 1549: Increases the maximum Oregon personal income tax credit for voluntary political contributions from $50 to $1,000 for individual filers and from $100 to $2,000 for joint return filers.
SB 1550: Establishes mandatory investigative steps, medical examiner consultations, and family notification requirements for death investigations involving decedents with a history of domestic violence or child abuse.
SB 1551: Oregon SB 1551 invalidates deed restrictions and homeowners association governing rules that prevent residential property owners from installing fire-hardened building materials or removing nonfire-hardened materials.
SB 1552: Requires county clerks to notify real property owners when a document affecting property title is submitted for recording, unless presented by certain financial, insurance, or legal professionals.
SB 1553: Prohibits electric utility companies from passing wildfire-related litigation and settlement costs on to retail electricity customers if the utility is found negligent or otherwise at fault for causing the wildfire.
SB 1554: Requires health care practitioners to provide standard life-saving care to any infant born alive, including following an abortion, and creates civil remedies and professional discipline for noncompliance.
SB 1555: This measure abolishes the Quality Education Commission and mandates the use of an independent cost model to determine the state funding required to meet Oregon's public education quality goals.
SB 1556: Establishes unified standards allowing taxpayers, businesses, and government bodies to be represented by designated non-attorneys in the Magistrate Division of the Oregon Tax Court.
SB 1557: This measure updates procedural rules for civil contempt proceedings, establishes venue standards for contempt actions, and makes court records in gestational surrogacy parentage cases confidential.
SB 1558: This measure relaxes statutory nurse staffing ratios in medical-surgical units, caps civil penalties for hospital staffing violations, and delays monetary fines until July 2027 while establishing penalty safe harbors for hospitals.
SB 1559: Directs the Oregon Health Authority to study health care and submit findings and legislative recommendations to the Legislative Assembly by September 15, 2027.
SB 1560: Limits counties' authority to impose local land use regulations, such as site or design reviews, on places of worship conducting customary religious activities.
SB 1561: Requires local governments to approve applications to restore or replace dwellings damaged or destroyed by natural disasters or involuntary events through a streamlined process that is not classified as a land use decision.
SB 1562: This measure reduces the minimum local transient lodging tax revenue required to be spent on tourism promotion from 70 percent to 40 percent and increases the allowable portion for city and county services to 60 percent.
SB 1563: Establishes a civil cause of action allowing individuals to sue state or local officials for damages and injunctive relief if their rights under the Oregon Constitution are violated under color of law.
SB 1564: Expands the City of Woodburn's urban growth boundary to include specified lands designated for a medium-density residential master plan featuring affordable housing requirements.
SB 1565: Increases the initial registration and registration renewal fees for snowmobiles in Oregon from $10 to $30.
SB 1566: Exempts expanded categories of affordable housing developments and higher-density residential construction from state prevailing wage requirements.
SB 1567: Requires the Housing and Community Services Department to establish a short-term, below-market loan program for mixed-income housing developments and transfers $20 million to fund the initiative.
SB 1568: This measure requires state medical assistance programs and commercial health benefit plans to cover doula and lactation counselor services for pregnancy and postpartum care without requiring prior authorization or provider referrals.
SB 1569: Reclassifies several categories of public safety and support personnel—including county juvenile custody specialists, local forensic technicians, fingerprint processors, medicolegal death investigators, and military force protection officers—as police officers for Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) retirement benefits.
SB 1570: Requires Oregon health care facilities to establish written policies for law enforcement visits, protects workers who distribute state-approved immigrant rights materials, and restricts the disclosure of patient immigration status.
SB 1571: Expands Oregon's legal definitions of nicotine and tobacco products to include synthetic nicotine and items like oral nicotine pouches and lozenges, subjecting them to state sales regulations and age restrictions.
SB 1572: This measure authorizes teachers to remove disruptive students from classrooms, restores essential learning skill proficiency requirements for high school diplomas, and prohibits advancing third-grade students who fail to demonstrate reading proficiency.
SB 1573: This measure prohibits mobile or temporary syringe service programs from operating within 2,000 feet of schools or licensed child care facilities and creates a civil enforcement mechanism with statutory damages for violations.
SB 1574: Allows 17-year-olds who will turn 18 by the date of the general election to vote in major political party primary elections.
SB 1575: Establishes stricter licensing standards, disclosure requirements, and ownership restrictions for Oregon hospice programs while imposing a temporary moratorium on issuing new hospice licenses.
SB 1576: Updates Oregon's building codes and housing funding rules to align state accessibility requirements for multifamily and subsidized rental housing with current federal standards under the Fair Housing Act and Rehabilitation Act.
SB 1577: Requires alternative protein and egg substitute products to prominently display qualifying terms like 'plant-based' or 'lab-grown' when using meat or egg terminology on their packaging.
SB 1578: Allows qualifying low-density rural counties to rezone up to 50 acres for multi-unit residential development and expands the allowable size and siting of rural accessory dwelling units.
SB 1579: This measure increases the penalties for knowingly making a false report of child abuse, converting the offense from a civil violation into a misdemeanor or felony depending on prior convictions.
SB 1580: Requires major online platforms to compensate Oregon digital news providers for accessing or aggregating their content through direct agreements or mandatory binding arbitration.
SB 1581: Requires Oregon public school districts to offer breakfast and lunch at no charge to all students regardless of household income.
SB 1582: Requires Oregon electric utilities to establish distributed power plant programs that compensate customers and third-party aggregators for using customer-sited energy storage, electric vehicles, and smart devices to support the power grid.
SB 1583: Abolishes the Measure 110 Oversight and Accountability Council and transfers the administration of statewide substance use treatment grants and deflection programs to a newly created committee within the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission.
SB 1584: Establishes a pilot program allowing agricultural and forest landowners in the Coquille and Coos watershed basins to generate and sell mitigation credits by voluntarily restoring salmon habitat.
SB 1585: Reduces and caps matching fund requirements for incorporated cities with populations of 20,000 or fewer applying for state infrastructure, transportation, park, and water grants, and expands allowed grant uses to include pre-construction phases like planning and engineering.
SB 1586: This measure expands state research and development tax credits to biotechnology and clean energy sectors, authorizes local property tax exemptions for advanced manufacturing, extends enterprise zone tax breaks, streamlines agency permitting, and expands the Metro urban growth boundary in Washington County for high-tech industrial development.
SB 1587: Prohibits Oregon public bodies from disclosing personally identifiable information to data brokers unless the broker provides written attestation that the data will not be transferred or used for federal immigration enforcement.
SB 1588: Requires electric companies to create inclusive utility investment programs that allow customers to finance energy efficiency upgrades and renewable energy projects with no upfront cost through fixed charges on their utility bills.
SB 1589: Requires multi-client lobbyists to notify the Oregon Government Ethics Commission within three business days of taking on new policy actions or changing positions, disclose client compensation, and obtain written consent before representing conflicting client interests.
SB 1590: Prohibits Oregon state and local government entities from using public funds, staff, or resources to assist federal agencies in selling or transferring certain public lands to private owners.
SB 1591: Directs the Oregon Business Development Department to study the creation and legislative establishment of an inland port in Central Oregon.
SB 1592: This measure establishes an open top-two primary election system for state and congressional offices, allowing all electors to vote on a single ballot and advancing the top two candidates to the general election.
SB 1593: Allows operators of sports, fitness, and recreational activities to require adult participants or parents of minors to sign liability waivers releasing the operator from claims of ordinary negligence.
SB 1594: Requires the Department of Justice to consult with the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Advancement and education stakeholders when developing model policies limiting immigration enforcement at public facilities, and requires public schools to distribute these policies to staff.
SB 1595: Requires Oregon professional licensing boards to publish licensure guidance and ensure board staff undergo culturally responsive training by January 1, 2028.
SB 1596: Requires the State Board of Education to allow play-based learning to count toward required instructional time for public school students in kindergarten through fifth grade.
SB 1597: Requires electric utilities and developers of new nuclear power facilities in Oregon to publicly disclose nuclear waste storage costs before facility development and in customer rate structures.
SB 1598: This measure requires non-grandfathered commercial health plans to cover federal preventive health services in effect as of June 30, 2025, and State Public Health Officer-recommended immunizations without cost-sharing, while granting the Public Health Officer authority to issue standing orders for disease treatment and prevention.
SB 1599: This measure schedules a referendum vote on portions of a 2025 special session law for the May 19, 2026 primary election and sets expedited procedures for election materials.
SB 1600: Modifies public record disclosure standards for misconduct investigations within the legislative branch and eliminates the offsite process counselor role.
SB 1601: Adjusts state agency financial administration by transferring funds to highway operations and maintenance, extending sex offender reclassification deadlines, and removing the cap on state lottery proceeds allocated to county fairs.
SB 5701: Adjusts state general obligation, revenue, and lottery bond authorizations to fund state agency capital construction, local infrastructure, community facility projects, and Moda Center renovations.
SB 5702: This measure adjusts expenditure limits and project timelines for capital construction, facility repairs, and housing programs across state agencies and higher education institutions.
SB 5703: This measure adjusts biennial state funding allocations across dedicated accounts, including lottery proceeds, veterans' funds, criminal fine revenue, marijuana tax dollars, and education funds.
SCR 201: Commemorates the 250th anniversary of the United States Postal Service and recognizes the service of postal workers and letter carriers.
SCR 202: Formally urges Oregonians to avoid using psychoactive drugs and visiting recreational marijuana facilities except for legitimate medical reasons.
SCR 203: Honors and celebrates the life, community advocacy, and political contributions of Moses Ross.
SCR 204: Honors and celebrates the Association of Oregon Counties on the 120th anniversary of its founding while encouraging ongoing legislative collaboration with county partners.
SCR 205: This measure officially concludes and adjourns sine die the 2026 regular session of the Eighty-third Oregon Legislative Assembly.
SCR 206: Honors and commemorates the life, public service, and achievements of former Oregon State Senator Aaron Lionel Woods.
SCR 207: Establishes the legislative schedule and committee deadlines for the 2026 regular session of the Oregon Legislative Assembly.
SCR 208: Streamlines Oregon Legislative Branch workplace conduct rules by combining reporting and complaint procedures into a single process and restricting public record disclosures to final investigative reports.
SCR 209: Establishes submission requirements and timeline deadlines for presession-filed legislative measures for the 2027 regular legislative session.
SJR 201: Redirects half of Oregon's personal income tax surplus refund to public education and wildfire funding whenever the surplus exceeds $300 million.
SJR 202: Proposes a constitutional amendment to automatically extend an Oregon legislative session by one calendar day for each day the House or Senate fails to achieve a quorum.
SJR 203: Amends the Oregon Constitution to guarantee the people a constitutional right to be free from law enforcement by secret police.