HB 18-1362

House Bill 18-1362, which has been signed into law, adds three new members to Colorado's task force focused on drunk and impaired driving. These additional members include a community-based expert in preventing substance use disorders, an owner or manager from the marijuana industry, and a representative from the state’s marijuana enforcement division. This expansion aims to provide more diverse perspectives on addressing issues related to impaired driving. The bill is now law, meaning these new roles are officially part of the task force's structure.

Official Summary

The bill adds 3 members to the Colorado task force on drunk and impaired driving. The executive director of the department of transportation, or the director's designee, shall appoint a community-based representative from the substance use disorder prevention field and a representative from the retail or medical marijuana industry who is an owner or manager of a retail dispensary. The executive director of the department of revenue, or the director's designee, shall appoint a representative from the marijuana enforcement division. (Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.) , Read More

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