State Legislature Bills

Creates competitive state grants for local governments to pair permanent supportive housing with coordinated mental-health, addiction, employment, and case-management services, subject to performance plans and annual outcome and spending reports.

The bill creates dedicated Wisconsin funding for childcare, housing, and food assistance for eligible working families, prioritizing people who are working, training, studying, or seeking employment. It also offers voluntary job-support services and requires annual reports on outcomes and costs.

Creates a bipartisan Agriculture Department program offering competitive grants and low-interest loans to family farms for drought protection, soil conservation, and efficient equipment, with priority for smaller farms and annual outcome reporting.

Establishes a competitive, annually funded grant program for flood mitigation and infrastructure upgrades, prioritizing documented risk, public safety, community need, and transparent project selection.

The bill broadly calls for clearer judicial standards, transparent reporting, and accountable implementation across Idaho, but provides no specific reforms, enforcement mechanisms, or funding details.

The bill broadly calls for clearer standards, transparent reporting, and accountable implementation to address addiction in Missouri, but provides no specific programs, funding, enforcement mechanisms, or policy changes.

Requires project labor agreements on state-funded infrastructure projects over $10 million, including uniform wages and safety rules, Ohio-resident hiring efforts, registered apprenticeships, and annual reporting on local workforce outcomes.

The bill requires Delaware’s transportation department to create a five-year, funding-dependent plan ranking bridge repairs, freight-route upgrades, and congestion relief projects by safety, condition, travel time, economic impact, and readiness, with annual public cost reports.

The bill would fund mixed-income workforce housing near rail stations and major transit routes through grants and low-interest loans. Participating municipalities could receive infrastructure aid for streamlined zoning reviews, while supported projects must maintain a share of income-restricted units for at least 30 years.

Establishes a state program to prioritize repairs and maintenance for deteriorating roads and bridges serving coal areas, farms, schools, markets, and rural communities, with transparent project rankings and progress reports.