Tracking List: MAC 2026 - Salaries and Pensions

HB2189 - Rep. Bob Bromley (R) - Establishes a five-year motor vehicle registration option for motor vehicles with a model year of manufacture that is less than six years old
Summary:

HB 2189 -- MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION (Bromley)

COMMITTEE OF ORIGIN: Standing Committee on Government Efficiency

Beginning January 1, 2027, the Director of the Department of Revenue will be authorized to issue to owners of motor vehicles with a model year of manufacture less than six years, other than as provided in the bill, the option of a five-year registration period if the fee collected is equal to the annual registration fee plus a pro rata amount for the additional four years of the five-year registration, and presentation of all documentation otherwise required by law for vehicle registration.

The bill repeals the provision of law which requires that vehicles manufactured as an even-numbered model year must be renewed each even-numbered calendar year and that vehicles manufactured as an odd-numbered model year must be renewed each odd-numbered calendar year.

This bill is similar to HCS HB 247 (2025).

Citations: 136.055, 301.130, 301.147
Progress: Senate: In Committee
Last Action:
03/12/2026 

Bill History:
03/12/2026 

03/12/2026 
S - Read Second Time

02/23/2026 
S - Reported to the Senate and read first time

02/23/2026 
H - Third Read and Passed - Y-143 N-0

02/23/2026 
H - Laid out for consideration

02/23/2026 
H - Reported Do Pass - House-Fiscal Review

02/23/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass - House-Fiscal Review

02/23/2026 
H - Referred to committee - House-Fiscal Review

02/18/2026 
H - Perfected

02/18/2026 
H - Floor Amendment(s) Adopted - 1

02/18/2026 
H - Laid out for consideration

02/10/2026 
H - Reported Do Pass - House-Rules-Administrative

02/10/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass - House-Rules-Administrative

02/04/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 02/10/2026, 9:30 AM - House-Rules-Administrative, HR 4

01/29/2026 
H - Referred to committee - House-Rules-Administrative

01/22/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass - House-Government Efficiency

01/20/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 01/22/2026, 8:00 AM - House - Government Efficiency, HR 7

01/15/2026 
H - Public hearing completed - House-Government Efficiency


01/08/2026 
H - Referred to committee - House-Government Efficiency

01/08/2026 
H - Read Second Time

01/07/2026 
H - Read First Time

12/04/2025 
H - Pre-Filed

HB1825 - Rep. Danny Busick (R) - Removes the prosecuting attorney and the sheriff from the county salary commission
Summary:

HB 1825 -- COUNTY SALARY COMMISSIONS (Busick)

COMMITTEE OF ORIGIN: Standing Committee on Local Government

Every noncharter county has a salary commission, the members of which are specified in State statute.

This bill removes the county prosecuting attorney and county sheriff from the list of members of the salary commission, except for in Boone County, where the prosecuting attorney and sheriff will remain on the salary commission.

The bill makes assistant prosecuting attorneys members of the salary commission in any county that utilizes them.

Citations: 50.333
Progress: House: 3rd Reading
Last Action:
03/30/2026 
S - Reported to the Senate and read first time

Bill History:
03/30/2026 
S - Reported to the Senate and read first time

03/30/2026 
H - Third Read and Passed - Y-152 N-0

03/30/2026 
H - Laid out for consideration

03/25/2026 
H - Perfected

03/25/2026 
H - Floor Amendment(s) Adopted - 1

03/25/2026 
H - Laid out for consideration

03/23/2026 
H - Placed on Informal Calendar

02/17/2026 
H - Reported Do Pass - House-Rules-Legislative

02/16/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass - House-Rules-Legislative

02/12/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 02/16/2026, 4:30 PM - House-Rules-Legislative, HR 4

02/02/2026 
H - Reported Do Pass - House-Local Government

01/28/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass - House-Local Government

01/23/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 01/28/2026, 8:00 AM - House-Local Government, HR 5

01/21/2026 
H - Public hearing completed - House-Local Government

01/19/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 01/21/2026, 8:00 AM - House-Local Government, HR 5

01/08/2026 
H - Referred to committee - House-Local Government

01/08/2026 
H - Read Second Time

01/07/2026 
H - Read First Time

12/01/2025 
H - Pre-Filed

HB3496 - Rep. Rodger Reedy (R) - Modifies salary schedules for county officials
Summary: This bill increases the statutory salary schedules for various county officials. The salary increase will affect all terms beginning after August 28, 2026.

In addition to the changed salary schedules in the bill, certain salary schedules will be adjusted each year based on a calculation provided in the bill.
Citations: 473.742, 49.082, 50.327, 50.334, 51.281, 52.269, 53.082, 54.261, 54.320, 55.091, 58.095
Progress: House: In Committee
Last Action:
04/01/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass as substituted - House-Local Government

Bill History:
04/01/2026 
H - Voted Do Pass as substituted - House-Local Government

03/30/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 04/01/2026, 8:00 AM - House-Local Government, HR 5

03/25/2026 
H - Public hearing completed - House-Local Government

03/23/2026 
H - Scheduled for Committee Hearing - 03/25/2026, 8:00 AM - House-Local Government, HR 5

03/05/2026 
H - Referred to committee - House-Local Government

02/27/2026 
H - Read Second Time

02/26/2026 
H - Introduced and Read First Time