A 1785: Provides for compensation for required code enforcement personnel training
A 1785 status: Introduced — PRINT NUMBER 1785A (updated Aug 19, 2026).
What this bill does
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Bill summary
OfficialThe Secretary of State will decide how much code enforcement workers get paid when they attend mandatory training.
Key analysis
Impact analysis
Environment
Benefits
- no direct effect on environmental regulation identified
Risks
- no direct effect on environmental regulation identified
Economy
Benefits
- ensures fair compensation for labor
- standardizes training pay rates
Risks
- potential increased fiscal burden on local municipal budgets
- risk of unfunded mandate if state appropriations are insufficient
Society
Benefits
- strengthens labor protections for code enforcement personnel
- removes financial barriers to maintaining professional certification
Risks
- limited direct impact on public-facing service delivery
How trustworthy & consequential it is
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highhigh
Analysis status
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may create fiscal pressure on municipalities if state funds are not provided to cover mandated pay increases
effectiveness is contingent on the availability of state appropriations
Where it stands
Introduced
CurrentPRINT NUMBER 1785A
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