House of Representatives

Bill S 619 mandates signage on Massachusetts beaches to educate the public on safely assisting stranded aquatic wildlife, enhancing both public safety and conservation efforts.

Bill S 626 prohibits individuals with certain felony and misdemeanor convictions from purchasing or disposing of ammunition, aiming to enhance public safety and reduce gun violence.

Bill S 652 allows private membership clubs to obtain licenses for alcohol sales, boosting revenue and access for members while ensuring compliance with state regulations.

Bill S 636 exempts school buses and related items from sales taxes, easing costs for districts and promoting investment in safer, eco-friendly student transportation.

Bill S 676 regulates catalytic converter sales to deter theft, requiring licenses and record-keeping from sellers, benefiting consumers and automotive businesses alike.

Bill S 665 establishes a minimum benefit for SNAP recipients, ensuring all eligible households receive essential financial support for nutritious food, enhancing food security.

Bill S 658 requires all firearm owners to obtain a safety certificate, promoting safe handling and reducing firearm-related accidents to enhance public safety.

Bill S 609 allows municipalities to accept retroactive property tax exemption applications from certain veterans, ensuring they receive financial support for missed deadlines.

Bill S 633 ensures parents receive vital information on safe firearm storage, aiming to protect school children by promoting responsible gun ownership and safety practices.

The Byron Nash Renal Medullary Carcinoma Awareness Act boosts awareness, early diagnosis, and research funding for this rare kidney cancer, benefiting patients and healthcare providers.