Firearm sale or transfer through federally licensed firearms dealer and background check required; exceptions and penalty provisions; JRCCP may report -
AB368Firearm sale or transfer through federally licensed firearms dealer and background check required; exceptions and penalty provisions; JRCCP may report -
SB372Focus on Energy rate change -
SB795Green jobs training program established; grants, FTE, and reports provisions -
SB761Gun safes, trigger locks, and barrel locks: sales and use tax exemption created; JSCTE appendix report -
SB353Gun Violence Awareness Day: June 2, 2023 proclaimed as -
AJR38Gun Violence Awareness Day: June 2, 2023 proclaimed as -
SJR50Gun Violence Prevention, Office of, created in DOJ; report required -
AB1051Homestead tax: maximum income threshold increased and indexed for inflation -
SB456Housing assistance for MA recipients from certified providers: DHS to request federal waiver to reimburse services -
SB724Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month: January 2023 proclaimed as -
AJR9Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month: January 2023 proclaimed as -
SJR9Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month: January 2024 proclaimed as -
AJR108Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month: January 2024 proclaimed as -
SJR99Human trafficking prevention: instructing students in licensed schools of barbering, schools of cosmetology, and specialty schools to recognize and report required -
AB981Human trafficking prevention: instructing students in licensed schools of barbering, schools of cosmetology, and specialty schools to recognize and report required -
SB960Impoundment of vehicles by law enforcement for certain reckless driving offenses: municipalities may enact ordinance authorizing -
SB92In-person visiting periods for inmates of state correctional institutions, jails, or houses of correction -
SB763Job guarantee and full employment grant program: DWD to conduct study -
AB1219Job guarantee and full employment grant program: DWD to conduct study -
SB1110Juneteenth Day: June 19, 2023 proclaimed as -
AJR59Juneteenth Day: June 19, 2023 proclaimed as -
SJR56Juneteenth Day: June 19, 2023 proclaimed as -
SJR57Juvenile court jurisdiction: age raised from 17 to 18; appropriation for 17-year-old juvenile justice aids to counties -
SB1067Lead hazard in a dwelling: nonrefundable individual and corporate income tax credit created re costs for eliminating exposure to -
AB888Lead hazard in a dwelling: nonrefundable individual and corporate income tax credit created re costs for eliminating exposure to -
SB861Lead service line replacement: Safe Drinking Water Loan Program bonding authority increased to provide forgivable loans to private users -
AB887Lead service line replacement: Safe Drinking Water Loan Program bonding authority increased to provide forgivable loans to private users -
SB860Legal services for low-income tenants in eviction cases: DOA grant program created -
AB695Local family and medical leave ordinances: prohibition eliminated -
AB478Local family and medical leave ordinances: prohibition eliminated -
SB469Mandatory stay of eviction proceedings against a tenant who applied for emergency assistance under W-2: restriction eliminated -
SB657Marijuana legalization: recreational use amount limited; production, processing, and selling permit; medical marijuana registry; drug screening and testing; employment discrimination; equity grants; excise tax; law enforcement training program; JRCCP may report; JSCTE appendix report -
SB486Marijuana possession or distribution: penalty for no more than 28 grams eliminated; distributing to a minor and ordinance provisions -
SB1113Maternal Health Month: May 2023 observed as -
SJR46Maternity and newborn care: disability insurance and governmental self-insured health plans required to cover essential health benefit specified by OCI; social and financial impact report required -
SB341Mental health training provided by DPI to school districts and independent charter schools: adding social and emotional learning to evidence-based strategies -
SB534Milwaukee Rufus King Cheer and Stunt Team congratulated on their two 2023 division titles in the Wisconsin Association of Cheer and Pom Coaches (WACPC) championship competition -
SJR34Minimum salaries for public school teachers established -
SB511Minimum wage for inmates working in state correctional institutions or employed by the Bureau of Correctional Enterprises -
SB862Minority health grants from DHS: priority to applicants providing maternal and child health services -
AB1208Missing and Murdered African American Women and Girls, Task Force on, established by AG; report required, sunset provision -
SB568Moratorium on evictions: repealing prohibition on political subdivisions from enacting or enforcing ordinances -
AB707Moratorium on evictions: repealing prohibition on political subdivisions from enacting or enforcing ordinances -
SB670Nondisparagement provisions in employment contract after termination of employment or agency prohibited -
AB903Notification of rights of inmates, adult and juvenile: DOC and sheriffs required to provide in writing, update provisions -
AB812Notification of rights of inmates, adult and juvenile: DOC and sheriffs required to provide in writing, update provisions -
SB772Patient right to medically accurate information: health care provider obligation to provide and civil action provisions created; employment retribution prohibited -
SB733Personal hygiene products for inmates: availability in prisons, jails, and houses of correction -
AB797Personal hygiene products for inmates: availability in prisons, jails, and houses of correction -
SB797Preadoption training: in-person via live videoconference allowed -
SB381Preemption on local government regulation of firearms eliminated -
SB1100Pregnant and postpartum persons in the custody of a correctional facility: use of physical restraints limited; testing for pregnancy and STDs and access to certain health services related to pregnancy -
SB1013Presidential electors for losing candidates: public office prohibitions created, conditions specified -
SB1102Prevailing wage rate for certain public works projects, DWD duties; competitive bidding requirement for local transportation project funded with certain state funds; JRCCP may report -
SB540Prostitution: prosecuting or adjudicating delinquent a person under age 18 prohibited -
SB55PTSD as a mitigating factor: court may consider when sentencing a military veteran -
SB695Public assistance applicants provided with opportunity to or information on registering to vote -
AB585Public assistance revisions: housing, homelessness, and indigence; workforce development, job, and income supports; community action agencies; lead exposure and abatement; sober living residences; nonemergency medical transportation; annual report on poverty; and transportation -
SB557Public library and school library materials: conditions on initiating complaints that materials should be removed or restricted -
AB783Public library and school library materials: conditions on initiating complaints that materials should be removed or restricted -
SB824Pupils who have asthma: schools required to adopt a management plan which includes standing orders for short-acting bronchodilators; advanced practice nurse prescriber, physician assistant, and physician provisions and civil liability immunity -
SB854Race-based discrimination includes traits historically associated with race, “protective hairstyle” defined -
SB246Race-based team names, nicknames, logos, and mascots used by schools: restores law prior to enactment of 2013 WisAct 115; DPI grant to school board that terminates use -
SB507Reckless driving penalties increased; JRCCP may report -
SB90Reimbursement rate for special education costs -
SB506Rent abatement for tenants: DATCP to promulgate rules specifying items and amounts -
SB726Residential tenant’s right to counsel in an eviction action, notice provisions -
SB658Revenue limit adjustment for school districts for the costs of employing school nurses -
SB509Right to work law repealed; all-union agreement provisions; WERC duties -
SB519School and public library personnel licensing: DPI positions increased -
SB510School district employees: municipal employers required to offer health insurance plan offered by GIB -
AB519School district employees: municipal employers required to offer health insurance plan offered by GIB -
SB492School mental health and pupil wellness aid expenditures eligible for reimbursement under the state categorical aid program -
SB535School-based mental health services grants: funding increased -
SB536Slavery and involuntary servitude prohibited, including as punishment for a crime. Constitutional amendment (1st consideration) -
SJR95Small claims eviction action for noncompliance with stipulated judgments of dismissal: procedural safeguards -
SB661State procurement or public works projects contracts: 2017 WisAct 3 prohibitions repealed -
SB637Step therapy protocol for certain cancer drugs: insurer, pharmacy benefit manager, or utilization review organization prohibited from requiring -
SB807Storm water retention pond safety requirements -
SB1017Taylor, Lena C.: service of former state Senator honored and wish her success as a circuit court judge for Milwaukee County -
SJR131Teacher longevity bonuses established -
SB493Teacher preparation time: school board required to provide -
SB496Tests and ancillary procedures needed for services for which health insurance coverage is mandated: disability insurance policies and governmental self-insured health plans required to cover -
AB790TID life extension for housing stock improvement; DOA appendix report -
AB862TID life extension for housing stock improvement; DOA appendix report -
SB825Trafficking an adult at risk for the purpose of commercial sex acts: felony penalty increased; JRCCP may report -
AB971Trafficking an adult at risk for the purpose of commercial sex acts: felony penalty increased; JRCCP may report -
SB942Transit Equity Day proclaimed February 4, 2024 -
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