All Roll Calls
Yes: 43 • No: 15
Sponsored By: SENATE HEALTH & SOCIAL SERVICES
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The law caps your child care fee at 7% of your family’s monthly income. You pay this amount to your provider. This cap applies beginning July 23, 2024. The eligibility income limit is 105% of the state median monthly income, adjusted for family size. This limit takes effect only after federal approval by January 1, 2026 and, if approved, applies retroactively to July 23, 2024. The department sets subsidy amounts by region using market‑rate or cost‑of‑care studies.
The health department will partner with private employers to create on‑site or near‑site child care. This program starts only if the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services approves the state child care plan or says approval is not needed by January 1, 2026. If approved, the program is retroactive to July 23, 2024. The department must amend and submit the federal plan for approval.
Any grant‑funded facility must hold at least 15% of its subsidized spaces, or one space, for child care assistance families when requested. Low‑income families get priority for openings. A grant‑funded facility cannot deny a child because of disability or family income. These rules apply starting July 23, 2024.
The department may give grants to the highest‑performing, licensed child care facilities. To get a grant, a facility must be licensed and have the state’s quality designation. The department sets the quality criteria with input from parents and a resource and referral agency. Grants depend on state funding. Rules take effect July 23, 2024.
The law updates who counts as a child care facility. It covers licensed centers or homes and providers recognized by the federal government. It also repeals some earlier definitions, subsections, and 2024 session‑law sections to match the new framework. These changes take effect July 23, 2024.
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All Roll Calls
Yes: 43 • No: 15
House vote • 5/17/2025
PASSED Y27 N12 E1
Yes: 27 • No: 12
Senate vote • 5/5/2025
PASSED Y16 N3 E1
Yes: 16 • No: 3
(H) CONDITIONAL EFFECT SATISFIED, MEMO RECEIVED 3/11/26
(H) FN2: (CC:HB53/DOH)
(H) FN(S) ATTACHED TO APPROP. BILL HB 53
(H) LEG FINANCE APPROPRIATION MESSAGE 9/30/25
(S) LEG FINANCE APPROPRIATION MESSAGE 9/30/25
(S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW SEE CHAPTER
(S) SIGNED INTO LAW 6/24 CHAPTER 14 SLA 25
(S) MANIFEST ERROR(S)
(S) 10:30 A.M. 6/20/25 TRANSMITTED TO GOVERNOR
(H) VERSION: SB 95
(H) RETURN TO (S), TRANSMIT TO GOV NEXT
(H) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) SAME AS PASSAGE
(H) PASSED Y27 N12 E1
(H) READ THE THIRD TIME SB 95
(H) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING 5/17 CALENDAR
(H) READ THE SECOND TIME
(H) HELD TO 5/16 CALENDAR
(H) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/14/2025
(H) FN1: (DOH)
(H) NR: BYNUM, STAPP, TOMASZEWSKI, ALLARD
(H) DP: HANNAN, GALVIN, JIMMIE, FOSTER, JOSEPHSON, SCHRAGE
(H) FIN RPT 6DP 4NR
(H) Minutes (HFIN)
(H) Moved SB 95 Out of Committee -- Recessed to a Call of the Chair --
(H) FINANCE at 01:30 PM ADAMS 519
Enrolled SB 95
5/17/2025
SB 95
2/12/2025