JEFFERSON CITY, MO – Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed the remaining legislation passed by the Missouri General Assembly during the Second Regular Session of the One Hundred Third General Assembly.
“Today’s bill signings follow a thorough review of all the legislation sent to my desk this year,” said Governor Kehoe. “I appreciate the efforts of the men and women of the One Hundred Third General Assembly during one of the most productive legislative sessions in recent history. I look forward to continuing to work with legislators in the years ahead to make Missouri even safer, stronger, and more prosperous.”
Governor Kehoe signed the following 14 Senate Bills (SB) into law:
SB 835, sponsored by Senator Sandy Crawford and Representative Lane Roberts, modifies provisions relating to court procedures
SB 890, sponsored by Senator Mary Elizabeth Coleman and Representative Wendy Hausman, repeals expired, terminated, sunset, and obsolete sections of law.
SB 905, sponsored by Senator David Gregory and Representative Mike Jones, modifies provisions relating to a training program for Missouri rangers.
SB 937, sponsored by Senator Mike Bernskoetter and Representative Rudy Veit, conveys certain state property.
SB 973, sponsored by Senator Curtis Trent and Representative Chris Brown, creates and modifies provisions relating to real estate transactions.
SB 977, sponsored by Senator Schroer and Representative Chad Perkins, modifies provisions relating to the application of foreign law.
SB 1002, sponsored by Senator Adam Schnelting and Representative Richard West, creates and modifies provisions relating to elections submitted to the people by a school board.
SB 1067, sponsored by Senator Mike Henderson and Representative Ben Keathley, modifies provisions relating to civil actions based on public expression.
SB 1119, sponsored by Senator Curtis Trent and Representative Jamie Ray Gragg, modifies provisions relating to the appointment and duties of commissioners to attend an Article V convention.
SB 1135, sponsored by Senator Mike Henderson and Representative Cecelie Williams, creates “Bentley and Mason’s Law” relating to child maintenance orders for certain persons convicted of driving while intoxicated.
SB 1408, sponsored by Senator Jamie Burger and Representative John Voss, modifies provisions relating to the speed limit on certain roads of this state.
SB 1470, sponsored by Senator Mike Bernskoetter and Representative Scott Cupps, modifies duties and functions of the Joint Committee on Legislative Research.
SB 1544, sponsored by Senator Maggie Nurrenbern and Representative Mike Jones, modifies provisions relating to state designations.
SB 1553, sponsored by Senator Kurtis Gregory and Representative David Casteel, authorizes incentives for producing certain critical materials and pharmaceuticals.
Governor Kehoe also signed the following 22 House Bills (HB) into law:
HB 1696, sponsored by Representative Mazzie Christensen and Senator David Gregory, modifies provisions relating to the care of vulnerable persons.
HB 1825, sponsored by Representative Danny Busick and Senator Sandy Crawford, modifies provisions relating to county finances.
HB 1827, sponsored by Representative Terri Violet and Senator Steven Webber, modifies provisions relating to disabled license plates and placards, with penalty provisions.
HB 1840, sponsored by Representative Sherri Gallick and Senator Jamie Burger, modifies provisions relating to communication involving persons with disabilities.
HB 1867, sponsored by Representative Lane Roberts and Senator Jill Carter, modifies provisions relating to transient guest taxes.
HB 1871, sponsored by Representative Peggy McGaugh and Senator Sandy Crawford, modifies provisions relating to elections.
HB 1940, sponsored by Representative Peggy McGaugh and Senator Mike Henderson, modifies requirements relating to publication of notices.
HB 2057, sponsored by Representative Jeff Vernetti and Senator David Gregory, modifies provisions relating to the establishment of certain entertainment districts.
HB 2108, sponsored by Representative Dave Griffith and Senator Mike Bernskoetter, authorizes the conveyance of certain state property.
HB 2292, sponsored by Representative Holly Jones and Senator Tracy McCreery, modifies provisions relating to abuse and neglect reporting by certain professionals.
HB 2366, sponsored by Representative Jeff Vernetti and Senator David Gregory, modifies provisions relating to employment, with penalty provisions..
HB 2474, sponsored by Representative John Voss and Senator Mike Henderson, creates new provisions relating to public contracts.
HB 2508, sponsored by Representative Chris Brown and Senator Brad Hudson, modifies provisions relating to entities regulated by the Secretary of State.
HB 2576, sponsored by Representative John Black and Senator Nick Schroer, creates a several new state designations.
HB 2586, sponsored by Representative David Casteel and Senator Jill Carter, modifies provisions relating to credit unions.
HB 2596, sponsored by Representative Peggy McGaugh and Senator Sandy Crawford, modifies provisions relating to health benefit plans.
HB 2818, sponsored by Representative Brenda Shields and Senator Rusty Black, modifies provisions relating to annexation procedures for cities.
HB 2819, sponsored by Representative Brenda Shields and Senator David Gregory, modifies provisions relating to sales transaction rounding.
HB 2885, sponsored by Representative Barry Hovis and Senator Mike Henderson, modifies provisions relating to the Water Patrol Division.
HB 2896, sponsored by Representative Chris Brown and Senator Mike Bernskoetter, modifies provisions relating to education.
HB 3080, sponsored by Representative Louis Riggs and Senator Mike Bernskoetter, modifies provisions relating to facilities of historic significance.
HB 3279, sponsored by Representative Brenda Shields and Senator Sandy Crawford, modifies provisions relating to the Missouri community service commission.
For more information on the legislation signed into law, visit house.mo.gov and senate.mo.gov.