Maternal mental health screenings: DHS to request federal waiver to allow MA reimbursement for; standards, best practices, and health insurance coverage provisions -
SB668Medical aid in dying provisions created; JRCCP may report -
AB1078Medical aid in dying provisions created; JRCCP may report -
SB1013Minimum wage ordinance prohibition eliminated -
AB1148Minimum wage ordinance prohibition eliminated -
SB1074Missing and Murdered African American Women and Girls, Task Force on, established by AG; report required, sunset provision -
SB825Motorists required to stop and remain stopped until pedestrian, bicyclist, personal delivery device, or rider of electric scooter or EPAMD has crossed certain highway crosswalks -
AB853Native American Heritage Month: November recognized as -
SJR77Noncharging employer UI accounts extended re public health emergency -
SB140Nurse aide training: TCS Board grants to districts in areas with nurse aide shortages; DPI special education aid funding provision -
SB984One-call system (Digger’s Hotline): additional excavation requirements and definition of “person” -
AB1132Out-of-network costs related to health coverage: defined network plan prohibited from requiring enrollees to pay more than in-network during nationally declared emergency -
SB129Pension payments received from WRS by protective occupation participants: income tax exemption, conditions specified; JSCTE appendix report -
SB498Persons who die of COVID-19: limited examination of inmates by coroner or medical examiner permitted; 2019 WisAct 185 cremation permits and electronic signature of death certificates provisions modified -
SB145Pesticide regulation to protect pollinators: local ordinance allowed -
AB471Pesticide regulation to protect pollinators: local ordinance allowed -
SB456Petitions for public hearings on legislative bills: provisions created -
SB265PFAS: groundwater, drinking water, water quality, soil and sediment residual contamination, and air emissions standards; grant programs changes; fire fighting foam regulations; food packaging, financial responsibility, and reports provisions -
AB419PFAS: groundwater, drinking water, water quality, soil and sediment residual contamination, and air emissions standards; grant programs changes; fire fighting foam regulations; food packaging, financial responsibility, and reports provisions -
SB361Pharmacists authorized to extend a prescription order: 2020 public health emergency provision extended -
SB149Plants labeled as beneficial to pollinators: sale prohibited if treated with certain insecticides -
AB473Plants labeled as beneficial to pollinators: sale prohibited if treated with certain insecticides -
SB457Postpartum home visits: hospitals required to provide and health insurance policies to cover -
SB667Pregnant MA recipients: DHS to ensure opportunity to see dentist when referred under the MA program -
SB670Prescription drug cost reporting by manufacturers: requirements established -
AB512Prescription drug cost reporting by manufacturers: requirements established -
SB499Prescription drug limits prohibition enacted in 2019 WisAct 185 reinstated, period specified -
SB130Primary elections: voting for more than one political party authorized -
SB1006Property taxes: municipalities allowed to waive interest and penalties on late payments, county provision; timely filing requirement temporarily waived for claims to recover property taxes; 2021 conditions -
SB142Public health campaign for the prevention of initiation of tobacco and vapor product use with grants and report provisions; additional funding for DPI special education aid, TCS, and UW System -
SB1048Qualified ABLE savings account program for certain expenses for individuals with disabilities -
SB486Recovery of birth expenses: state cannot seek recovery if paid through MA for unmarried persons and court cannot include in judgment or order relating to paternity -
SB665Recovery residences: DHS to encourage and grant program for establishing created -
AB1109Recovery residences: DHS to encourage and grant program for establishing created -
SB1071Retail sale of electronic smoking devices: cigarette and tobacco products retailer license required; ordinance and FTE positions provisions; additional funding for DPI special education aid, TCS, and UW System -
SB1038Retirement plan marketplace established to connect residents and small employers with private firms -
SB496Runaway Prevention Month: November 2021 proclaimed as -
SJR75School categorical aids revisions; elementary and secondary education changes; higher education funding; tax rebate; family caregiver income tax credit; child and dependent care tax credit modified -
SB956School-based mental health services grants modified -
AB749School-based mental health services grants modified -
SB732SeniorCare coverage of vaccinations re 2019 WisAct 185 required regardless of federal waiver -
SB132Sexual assault kit tracking system: DOJ to establish database; victims of assault may access -
SB94Sexual assault kits: procedures for transmission, processing, and storage created -
SB71Sexually protective device: civil cause of action for nonconsensual removal or tampering with -
AB867Sexually protective device: civil cause of action for nonconsensual removal or tampering with -
SB822Shared mass transit services grants, shared services planning and operation grants, and grants for regional affordable housing development and certain kinds of redevelopment -
SB1093State aid for school mental health programs expanded to include pupil wellness and pupil services professionals; UW System funding provision -
AB750State aid for school mental health programs expanded to include pupil wellness and pupil services professionals; UW System funding provision -
SB731State minimum wage increased and revised annually using the consumer price index; tipped employees, meal and lodging allowances, and certain categories of employees provisions; local minimum wage ordinance prohibition eliminated -
AB477State minimum wage increased and revised annually using the consumer price index; tipped employees, meal and lodging allowances, and certain categories of employees provisions; local minimum wage ordinance prohibition eliminated -
SB452State park annual vehicle admission fee waived for members of American Indian tribe or band located in the state -
SB405State parks daily admission fees waived April 22nd of each year (Earth Day) -
AB269State parks daily admission fees waived April 22nd of each year (Earth Day) -
SB287Step therapy protocol for certain cancer drugs: insurer, pharmacy benefit manager, or utilization review organization prohibited from requiring -
SB716Stretch energy code: DSPS working group created to establish re minimum building energy efficiency -
AB786Stretch energy code: DSPS working group created to establish re minimum building energy efficiency -
SB777Sunshine Week: March 14-20 declared as -
SJR50Suspension of UI one-week waiting period extended, date specified -
SB141Syttende Mai Weekend: May 13-15, 2022 proclaimed as -
SJR103Syttende Mai Weekend: May 14-16, 2021 proclaimed as -
AJR39Syttende Mai Weekend: May 14-16, 2021 proclaimed as -
SJR28Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month: February recognized as -
SJR5Teen dating violence prevention education required in schools and each school board must adopt a policy; model health curriculum provision -
SB986Test for STDs: coverage by health policies and plans required -
SB1072Third-party logistics providers: optional license created; Pharmacy Examining Board duties -
SB144Transfer of firearm, including frame or receiver, prohibited unless through a federally licensed firearms dealer; background check on transferee required; exceptions and penalty provisions; JRCCP may report -
SB624Transgender Equality Task Force created; report required -
AB467Transgender Equality Task Force created; report required -
SB443UI claimants in a work-share program may receive benefits, expiration provision -
SB139UI extended benefits: DWD Secretary may waive certain prohibition -
SB138Universal changing stations: installation in certain buildings required; income and franchise tax credit for small businesses created -
AB709Universal changing stations: installation in certain buildings required; income and franchise tax credit for small businesses created -
SB676Unsolicited obscene or sexually explicit image sent by electronic means: penalties and private cause of action established -
AB868Unsolicited obscene or sexually explicit image sent by electronic means: penalties and private cause of action established -
SB821Use of force by law enforcement policy required to include certain information; LESB model policy and whistleblower provisions -
SB515UW and technical college students: hours engaged in eligible activities re COVID-19 pandemic satisfy related course requirements -
SB143UW Eau Claire’s women’s volleyball team recognized for their hard work and 2021 Division III National Title -
SJR98UW Madison men’s basketball team congratulated for winning a share of the 2021-2022 Big Ten Conference Championship title -
SJR115UW Madison volleyball team commended for winning the 2021 NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball National Championship title -
SJR88UW student health services re mental and behavioral health; DPI special education aid funding increase -
AB751UW student health services re mental and behavioral health; DPI special education aid funding increase -
SB733UWHCA employees allowed to collectively bargain over wages, hours, and conditions of employment -
AB438UWHCA employees allowed to collectively bargain over wages, hours, and conditions of employment -
SB404Vaping on public and private school property prohibited; "electronic smoking device" defined -
SB1055Veterans outreach and recovery program positions increased; funding increases for UW System and DPI special education aid -
AB753Veterans outreach and recovery program positions increased; funding increases for UW System and DPI special education aid -
SB734Violence against the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) community condemned -
AJR38Violence against the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) community condemned -
SJR45Violent insurrection in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021 condemned; affirming Joseph R. Biden and Kamala D. Harris as winners of Wisconsin’s Electoral College votes for U.S. President and Vice President; and condolences to the family of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian D. Sicknick -
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