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SB 491

WI SENATE

Relating to: general equalization aids, supplemental hold harmless aid, the per pupil adjustment for school district revenue limits, and making an appropriation. (FE)

2025
Introduced by Kris Alfheim, Dora Drake, Dianne Hesselbein and 9 other co-sponsors

SB 491 aimed to improve the handling of sexual assault kits, ensuring timely testing and better support for victims, but it ultimately did not pass in the legislature.

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SB 377

WI SENATE

Relating to: identification of the Brooklyn Area Veterans Memorial on state highway maps. (FE)

2025
Introduced by Dianne Hesselbein, Howard Marklein, Melissa Ratcliff and 1 other co-sponsors

SB 377 exempts groceries from a 0.125% state sales tax, lowering food costs for consumers while allowing local taxes to remain, effective January 1, 2026.

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SB 503

WI SENATE

Relating to: grants for safe firearm disposal incentive programs and making an appropriation. (FE)

2025
Introduced by Kris Alfheim, Dianne Hesselbein, Chris Larson and 5 other co-sponsors

SB 503 lowers the employee threshold for Arkansas employers to file tax withholding statements electronically from 125 to 75, streamlining compliance and reporting.

Senator Keyeski added as a coauthor
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SB 566

WI SENATE

Relating to: coverage of infertility services under health policies and plans and granting rule-making authority. (FE)

2025
Introduced by Dianne Hesselbein, Chris Larson, Melissa Ratcliff and 4 other co-sponsors

Senate Bill 566 aimed to allocate $250 million for expanding and improving correctional facilities in Arkansas, addressing overcrowding and enhancing inmate conditions.

Representative Phelps added as a cosponsor
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SB 631

WI SENATE

Relating to: student financial protection at certain private postsecondary schools. (FE)

2025
Introduced by Tim Carpenter, Dianne Hesselbein, Chris Larson and 1 other co-sponsors

SB 631 boosts California charter schools by raising loan limits to $500,000, easing repayment terms, and prioritizing funding for new and disaster-affected schools.

Read first time and referred to Committee on Universities and Technical Colleges
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