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Bill 140, Infrastructure bill speeds approvals, cuts red tape, bill would create a special environmental assessment for a Highway 69 expansion. It is at Second Reading as of October 28, 2026. Sponsored by Khanjin, Hon. Andrea.
Bill SB-1446, Manufactured-home residents gain protections, introduced bill would create a DCED ombudsman and set relocation payments for manufactured-home communities, including up to $4,000 (single-section) or $6,000 (multisection) and 180 days' notice for closures. It is at Referred to Urban Affairs & Housing as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Steven Santarsiero (Democratic) and Jay Costa.
Bill SB-1501, Freedmen Affairs Office Bill, governor would appoint the Freedmen Affairs Office executive director to study Reconstruction-era obligations and issue annual policy recommendations. It is at Referred to State Government as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Sharif Street (Democratic) and Amanda Cappelletti.
Bill HR-10917, Forest restoration for wildfire resilience, house bill would direct the Agriculture Secretary to select landscape-scale forest restoration projects. It is at Introduced as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Jimmy Panetta (D).
Bill S-10724, Rural water cyber plan proposed with audits, bill would require rural water utilities to adopt a cybersecurity action plan and report breaches within 24 hours. It is at REFERRED TO RULES as of October 23, 2026. Sponsored by Rachel May (Democratic).
Bill S-237, Cities and Municipalities Day Act, the bill would declare a national Cities and Municipalities Day. It is at Consideration in committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Éric Forest (Senator).
Bill H-5701, Town Could Lease School Lot to Pantry, scituate select board could sell or lease part of a school site to the Scituate Food Pantry for up to 50 years. It is at Senate concurred as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Patrick Kearney (Democratic).
Bill H-5704, Surplus land bill would empower city council, brockton school committee would declare Lot 1 surplus. It is at Senate concurred as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Rita Mendes (Democratic).
Bill A-5710, Abandoned properties pilot creates land bank, a bill would establish a temporary pilot to acquire abandoned properties in designated municipalities, with the DCA or CRDA running the program and a land bank created within six months. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Housing Committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Maureen Rowan (Democratic).
Bill S-4861, Abandoned-property rehab pilot begins, lawmakers would establish a temporary abandoned-property pilot ending December 1, 2031, run by the Division of Local Government Services, with DCA or CRDA acquiring designated properties. It is at Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by John Burzichelli (Democratic).
Bill HR-10864, Bill would transfer irrigation project power system, interior Secretary would transfer the San Carlos irrigation project's electric transmission and distribution system to a tribal or other recipient under a 2026 bill. It is at Introduced as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Elijah Crane (R).
Bill S-4859, Veteran housing preference expands beyond wartime, bill would let municipalities offer veteran housing preferences for up to 50% of affordable units via agreement. It is at Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Community and Urban Affairs Committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Gordon Johnson (Democratic).
Bill HJRES-220, National referendum would empower voters, lawmakers would amend the Constitution to let national referendums on federal laws if two-thirds in Congress and three-fourths of states approve within seven years. It is at Introduced as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Johnny Olszewski (D).
Bill H-5703, City could subordinate reversionary right for club loan, bill would authorize Brockton mayor to subordinate the city's reversionary right on 233 Warren Ave to a lender for up to $1.3 million. It is at Senate concurred as of October 26, 2026. Sponsored by Rita Mendes (Democratic) and Bridget Plouffe.
Bill A-5709, Bill expands arts tax credits for centers, the bill would let centers qualify for cultural arts tax credits. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Tourism, Gaming and the Arts Committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Maureen Rowan (Democratic).
Bill A-5706, Rail corridor solar pilot, NJ Transit and the Board of Public Utilities would run a 36-month railroad right-of-way solar pilot, with rules due within 180 days. It is at Introduced, Referred to Assembly Telecommunications and Utilities Committee as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by William Moen (Democratic).
Bill HRES-1635, House designates National Marine Sanctuary Day, house resolution designates October 23, 2026 as National Marine Sanctuary Day and urges responsible visitation. It is at Introduced as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Jack Bergman (R), Jared Huffman, Kristen McDonald Rivet, Julia Brownley, Suzanne Bonamici, Maria Salazar, Jill Tokuda, Jimmy Panetta, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Robert Wittman, Randy Weber, Nick LaLota, Jennifer Kiggans, Nydia Velázquez, Ed Case, Donald Beyer, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Debbie Dingell, Janice Schakowsky, George Latimer, Joseph Morelle, Eleanor Norton, Salud Carbajal, Sara Jacobs, Nanette Barragán, Frank Pallone, Robert Scott, Sarah Elfreth, Emily Randall, Juan Vargas, and Mary Gay Scanlon.
Bill HR-10906, Wood industry boost bill, the measure has been referred to several House committees, but no text is available. It is at Introduced as of October 22, 2026. Sponsored by Bruce Westerman (R) and Marie Perez.
Bill HB-6437, Tax credits aid beginning farmers, MDARD and Treasury would certify beginning farmers and issue asset-owner credits, capped at $5 million annually, with sale credits up to $32,000 and rent credits up to $10,000. It is at Bill Electronically Reproduced 10/21/2026 as of October 28, 2026. Sponsored by Luke Meerman (Republican), Joseph Pavlov, Karl Bohnak, David Martin, Matthew Bierlein, Pat Outman, Jerry Neyer, David Prestin, Nancy Jenkins-Arno, Cam Cavitt, Gregory Markkanen, Joseph Aragona, Gina Johnsen, and Jennifer Wortz.
Bill 5NV5ZN-2, City weighs storefront grant revisions, executive Committee backs motion to adopt revised Storefront Improvement Policy; grants could cover up to $50,000, with landscaping grants up to $10,000, awaiting City Council approval. It is at Committee decision as of October 21, 2026.