SB 17-046

Senate Bill 17-046 updates Colorado's procedures for handling unpaid state warrants and checks. It removes the requirement to post a list of these outstanding payments in the offices of the state treasurer and controller, making this information less publicly visible. The bill also aligns the expiration period for these warrants and checks with the rules set by the 'Unclaimed Property Act'. Since the status is "signed," the changes have been officially approved and are now law, affecting how the state manages unpaid financial documents.

Official Summary

Statutory Revision Committee. The bill modernizes current practices relating to warrants and checks not timely presented to the state treasurer for payment by: Repealing the requirement that a list of the state's outstanding warrants and checks from the prior completed fiscal year be posted in the offices of the state treasurer and controller; and Aligning the expiration of such warrants and checks with the 'Unclaimed Property Act'.(Note: This summary applies to the reengrossed version of this bill as introduced in the second house.)

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