• Limiting the use of seclusion and restraint of students

• Establishing a statewide food security task force

• Expanding a program to allow SNAP recipients to access farmers markets

• Modernized criminal statutes related to HIV

• Provided relief for late tax payments during the pandemic

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• Ending school suspensions for students in grades K-3

• Ending the use of corporal punishments in K-12 schools

• Forgiving repayment of pandemic related unemployment over-payments

• Prohibiting warrantless searches/seizures related to smell of marijuana

• Providing bankruptcy asset protection for 529 college savings plans

 

Among Rep. Mackey’s other legislation filed this session is a proposed change to the state constitution to permit state legislators to serve as substitute teachers, as well as legislation to restore whistleblower protections for public employees.

 

Read each of the bills filed by Rep. Mackey this session here.