``Intellectual disability” substituted for ``mental retardation”, and similar phrases, in Administrative Rules; definition provisions [Admin.Code DCF 52.59; DHS 10.13, 15 (title), 15.01, 15.02, 15.04, 61.022, 61.43, 61.70, 63.02, 73.07, 101.03, 105.09, 105.12, 107.09, 107.13, 122.02, 129.03, 129.07, 129.09, 132.13, 132.51, 132.695, 134.13, 134.31, 134.42, 134.47, 134.53, 134.60; DWD 272.09; PSC 113.012, 134.02, 134.062, 134.0624, 185.12, 185.37; SPS 326.10] -
Act 1Legislative oversight of DHS federal waiver requests related to the 2020 public health emergency [Sec. 105 (10)] -
Act 185Long-term care and managed care programs receiving MA: aging and disability resource center duties, COP statutory language eliminated, regional long-term care advisory committees eliminated, appeal of eligibility determination by care management or managed care organizations [Sec. 48, 60, 193, 194, 197-202, 208, 316, 441-483, 485, 651, 654, 660-664, 665, 666, 682, 686-689, 696-725, 731, 733-749, 753, 754, 973, 980, 1110, 1354, 1387, 2078-2112, 2133-2142] -
Act 9MA reimbursement rate increase for direct care in nursing homes and intermediate care facilities [Sec. 9119 (11)] -
Act 9``Mental health crisis intervention services" changed to ``crisis intervention services" and adds intellectual disability, substance abuse, and dementia; county contribution provision [Sec. 680, 681, 691] [681 -- partial veto] -
Act 9Project SEARCH program: DWD to contract to provide employment skills to individuals with developmental disabilities [Sec. 61, 222, 488] -
Act 9Interest and penalties due on general fund taxes or taxes and fees deposited in the transportation fund: Secretary of DOR may waive on case-by-case basis if failure to file is due to effects of 2020 public health emergency [Sec. 105 (14)] -
Act 185Interest and penalties on property taxes payable in 2020: municipalities allowed to make case-by-case finding of hardship, county board resolution authorizing waiver required; full payment due by October 1, 2020; claim for recovery of unlawful taxes or excessive assessment provision [Sec. 30, 31, 105 (25)] -
Act 185Interest earned on bonds or notes issued by WHEFA: income and franchise tax exemption created [Sec. 849, 923, 961, 9337 (3)] -
Act 9Interstate Medical Licensure Compact: repeal provision of 2015 WisAct 116 that authorizes repeal of the statutes authorizing the compact -
Act 49Physical Therapy Licensure Compact ratified -
Act 100Health care providers from another state: temporary credentials during the 2020 public health emergency, health care facility and medical malpractice provisions [Sec. 105 (6), (7)] -
Act 185Local levy limit exception for joint EMS district -
Act 133BCPL may contract with SWIB to invest school trust fund moneys -
Act 110Transferring Iron County from the ninth judicial district to the tenth judicial district (Wis. Stats. s. 753.06 (9)(d), 757.60 (9), (10)), 2/13/20 -
SCO 19-21Northcentral Technical College: DWD grant for workforce training in county jail facilities [Sec. 9150 (7i)] [partial veto] -
Act 9Opioid antagonist administration and medication-assisted treatment: county jails may enter into a written agreement to provide and civil liability immunity; DHS to study medication-assisted treatment in prisons and jails, report required -
Act 119Prohibited object brought into a jail or prison with intent to keep for oneself made a felony -
Act 111Berkos, Daniel M.: life and public service as Juneau County DA and on the Public Defender Board commended [AJR96] -
JR 8Brooks, Edward ``Ed”: life and public service of state representative commended [SJR62] -
JR 6Budget deadline extended [SJR3] -
JR 2Burns, Dennis: life and public service of Deputy Senate Sergeant-at-Arms and 30 year legislative employee commended [SJR67] -
JR 7Floorperiods for the 2019-2020 session established [SJR1] -
JR 1Maurer, John Joseph: life and public service of former state senator and DVA Secretary commended [SJR42] -
JR 5Polasek, Joe: life and 44 year career with the state commended [SJR11] -
JR 4Municipal ordinance enforcement and municipal court procedures: various changes -
Act 70Official bond requirements for town municipal judges -
Act 113Volkswagen settlement fund used for school bus replacement grants [Sec. 55, 55c, 292, 9101 (2i)] [55c -- partial veto; 9101 (2i) -- vetoed] -
Act 9Salvage vehicle certificate of title: evidence of ownership provisions modified re insurer taking delivery of salvage vehicle -
Act 53Alternatives to incarceration grants program: appropriation to expand program to additional counties [Sec. 233, 1798] [233 -- partial veto] -
Act 9Beat patrol officers grant program appropriation [Sec. 232j, m, 1799j, m, 9427 (3p)] -
Act 9DNA surcharge transfer [Sec. 238, 9227 (1)] -
Act 9Industrial hemp laws revised; ``hemp” replaces ``industrial hemp;” DATCP and DOJ duties; THC provisions -
Act 68Treatment and diversion (TAD) pilot program for nonviolent offenders: sunset extended, report to JCF [Sec. 234, 235, 9127 (2), 9427 (2)] [9127 (2) -- partial veto] -
Act 9Authority to represent public interest in proceedings under the Children’s Code: provisions for county board of supervisors to transfer authority to or from the DA modified -
Act 134Guardianship of a minor’s person: new process and standards for appointment -
Act 109Law violations for which a juvenile may be placed in Serious Juvenile Offender Program (SJOP), juvenile correctional facility, or secured residential care center for children and youth expanded re certain class of felony [vetoed] -
AB806Parent residing in residential family-based AODA treatment program: juvenile court has jurisdiction over the child; DCF to prepare permanency plan and may place child with parent, foster care funding provision [Sec. 491-508, 524, 525, 530-532e] -
Act 9Youth aids allocation for secured residential care center for children and youth [Sec. 512-519, 9106 (4)] -
Act 9Juvenile correctional services daily rates set and amount transferred from DOC to DHS for Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center operations [Sec. 440, 1980, 1981] -
Act 9Law violations for which a juvenile may be placed in Serious Juvenile Offender Program (SJOP), juvenile correctional facility, or secured residential care center for children and youth expanded re certain class of felony [vetoed] -
AB806Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center: placement of juveniles and counties responsible for costs [Sec. 192, 2167, 9319 (1)] [9319 (1) -- partial veto] -
Act 9Secured residential care centers for children and youth (SRCCCY) established in 2017 WisAct 185: changes to design and construction grant program, closure date for Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake Schools, grandfathering current juvenile detention programs, transfer and supervision of juveniles between facilities, and purchase of services between counties and DOC; LAB and DHS provisions; DOC to grant variance in certain conditions, hold local public meetings prior to construction, and get prior approval from local government before making modifications -
Act 8Youth aids allocation for secured residential care center for children and youth [Sec. 512-519, 9106 (4)] -
Act 9Online early learning pilot program for low-income children in certain school districts established; DPI duties and reports and matching funds provisions -
Act 170Contaminated sediment removal from Lake Michigan, Lake Superior, or a tributary: DNR bonding authority increased [Sec. 299] -
Act 9Floating treatment wetland placed in a lake or river made eligible for lake management grant and river protection grant -
Act 177Public inland lake protection and rehabilitation districts: election procedures and recount provisions -
Act 99Wetland mitigation bank changes; DNR duties, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and emergency rule provisions -
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