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H.756

An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Rep. Joshua Dobrovich , , Rep. Gregory Burtt , Rep. Voranus Coffin IV, Rep. Gina Galfetti , Rep. Kenneth Goslant , Rep. Michael Morgan , Rep. Todd Nielsen ,
House Committee on General and Housing
1/22/2026 - Read first time and referred to the Committee on General and Housing
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House Committee on General and Housing
Last Recorded Action
House 1/22/2026 - Read first time and referred to the Committee on General and HousingOpens in a new window
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An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

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Regular Session 2025-2026
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An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

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An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Committee Meetings

Regular Session 2025-2026
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An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Meeting Full List

Regular Session 2025-2026
Wednesday, February 4, 2026
Committee(s):
House Committee on General and Housing,
1:15 PM

H.756 - An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Introduction

Rep. Joshua Dobrovich, Sponsor
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H.756 - An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Cameron Wood, Legislative Counsel, Office of Legislative Counsel

An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Witnesses Who Testified

Regular Session 2025-2026
House Committee on General and Housing
  • Rep. Joshua Dobrovich, Sponsor
  • Cameron Wood, Legislative Counsel, Office of Legislative Counsel

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An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Committee of Conference Meetings

Regular Session 2025-2026
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An act relating to termination of residential rental agreements based on criminal activity and increased penalties for crimes within a dwelling

Committee of Conference Meeting Full List

Regular Session 2025-2026
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Act

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Cameron Wood, Legislative Counsel

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