HOUSE - BILL

HB 2215

Modifying the definition of public-private partnership to increase the allowable cost-share limit for expenditures by the department of corrections on certain correctional institution construction projects.

Bill Summary
Signed by Governor

Bill Progress

Introduced
Committee
Committee Report
Floor Action
Opposite Chamber
Enrolled
Governor

Versions

Bill Supp. Note Fiscal Note
Enrolled

Modifying the definition of public-private partnership to increase the allowable cost-share limit for expenditures by the department of corrections on certain correctional institution construction projects.

As Introduced

Modifying the definition of public-private partnership to increase the allowable cost-share limit for expenditures by the department of corrections on certain correctional institution construction projects.

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Document Reports

Amendments, Committee Reports, & Conference Committee Reports

Committee Reports 2
Committee Report
House Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Thu, Feb 13, 2025 Be passed.
Senate Committee on Judiciary Thu, Mar 13, 2025 Be passed.

Legislative History

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Testimony & Minutes

House · Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice 3
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Feb 6, 2025 View Drew Adkins KDADS HB 2221
Feb 6, 2025 View Keith Bradshaw Exec. Director Contracts & Finance Kansas Department of Corrections HB2221
Feb 6, 2025 View Natalie Scott, Office of Revisor of Statutes State of Kansas HB2215 Brief
Senate · Committee on Judiciary 2
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Mar 12, 2025 View Keith Bradshaw, Executive Director, Contracts & Finance Kansas Department of Corrections HB2215 Proponent In person
Mar 12, 2025 View Natalie Scott, Revisor's Office State of Kansas HB2215 Bill Brief

Identification

Bill No. HB 2215
Chamber House
Requested By Requested by Jennifer King on behalf of the Department of Corrections

Original Sponsor

Current Sponsor

Sections Affected

Amended

K.S.A. 2024 Supp. 75-52,167

Effective Date

This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book.
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