Rhode Island 2025 Regular Session

Rhode Island Senate 2025 Bills & Legislation (Page 39)

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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0988

Introduced
4/16/25  
Refer
4/16/25  
Report Pass
6/2/25  
Includes Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday and Washington's Birthday as holidays for purposes of work on holidays and Sundays.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0980

Introduced
4/16/25  
Refer
4/16/25  
Report Pass
6/2/25  
Engrossed
6/10/25  
Engrossed
6/17/25  
Increases the landing fee for the town of New Shoreham from fifty cents ($.50) to one dollar ($1.00).
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0932

Introduced
3/28/25  
Refer
3/28/25  
Report Pass
4/30/25  
Engrossed
5/6/25  
Refer
5/7/25  
Report Pass
6/16/25  
Enrolled
6/20/25  
Repeals a provision of the minimum prepaid special motor vehicle registration plate orders law that was set to expire on December 31, 2025.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0929

Introduced
3/28/25  
Creates the Rhode Island Social Media Regulation act, which would not permit a Rhode Island resident who is a minor to be an account holder on a social media's platform unless the minor has the express consent of a parent or guardian.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0921

Introduced
3/28/25  
Creates qualified data centers and tax exemptions.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0927

Introduced
3/28/25  
Increases, for persons subject to the Code of Ethics, the maximum value of an acceptable gift to $50.00 from a single interested person, but in no case can the gift have an aggregate value of more than $250 in any calendar year.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0923

Introduced
3/28/25  
JOINT RESOLUTION MAKING AN APPROPRIATION OF $400,000 TO THE COASTAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT COUNCIL (CRMC) FOR FUNDING OF URI'S COASTAL RESOURCES CENTER (CRC) STORMTOOLS, CHAMP ANALYSIS, AND MYCOAST (This resolution would authorize the appropriation of the sum of $400,000 to the Rhode Island Coastal Resources Management Council for the continuation of STORMTOOLS, CHAMP, and MyCoast.)
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0930

Introduced
3/28/25  
RELATED TO CRIMINAL PROCEDURE -- SENTENCING RECONSIDERATION ACT
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0926

Introduced
3/28/25  
Refer
3/28/25  
Report Pass
5/20/25  
Engrossed
5/22/25  
Refer
5/23/25  
Report Pass
6/16/25  
Enrolled
6/20/25  
Extends the immunity from alcohol- or drug-related offenses in cases of emergency overdose care to violations of bail conditions.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0939

Introduced
4/4/25  
Creates the extended producer responsibility for packaging and paper program for the recycling of packaging and paper products.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0954

Introduced
4/4/25  
Establishes and funds the SafeRIde program, which provides transportation, free of charge, to persons suspected of having a blood alcohol concentration that prohibits legal operation of a vehicle.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0951

Introduced
4/4/25  
Establishes the Rhode Island state crime laboratory within the department of attorney general.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0776

Introduced
3/14/25  
Increases the federal adjusted gross income threshold for modification for taxable social security income. Amends references to federal adjusted gross income as pertains to modification of taxable retirement income from certain pension plans or annuities.
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0838

Introduced
3/18/25  
SENATE RESOLUTION PROCLAIMING MARCH 17, 2025, TO BE "PROFOUND AUTISM DAY IN RHODE ISLAND"
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Rhode Island Senate Bill S0798

Introduced
3/14/25  
Requires single-family residential zoning in municipalities with populations of over forty-thousand (40,000) to allow middle housing and mandates that those municipalities adopt zoning regulations for middle housing.