House bill · 891

HB 150

Relating to requiring certain alert messages to be in English and Spanish.

Progress

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Filed
Jul 21
Referred to committee
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Filed
Jul 21, 2025 · House

Authors

Christina MoralesD

Topics

Aging Electronic Information Systems Governor Mental Health & Substance Abuse

Bill text

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