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2014 Bill(s)

HB 1166
Sponsor: Butler, Michael
Status: WITHDRAWN
Description: Bans local government and seeks to ban state government from regulating the hours liquor can be sold in St. Louis City. Essentially would allow 24-hour bars and liquor stores.
See: Official legislative description and status

HB 1167
Sponsor: Butler, Michael
Status: H Judiciary
Description: Increase the maximum fee a notary public can charge from $2 to $5.
See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • HB 1168
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Government Oversight
    Description: Expand Medicaid coverage to 100% of federal poverty. Various other Medicaid changes.
    See: Official legislative description and status

    HB 1169
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Local Government
    Description: Create a state fund to provide grants for local governments to establish neighborhood watch programs, subject to appropriation. Would let separate wards in St. Louis City also apply.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • HB 1170
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Education
    Description: Establish a program to provide grants to schools to help improve family relationships and involvement with children in schools, subject to appropriation.
    See: 
  • House roll call - HB 1170 (04/09/2014): Perfection of a bill to prohibit "closed shops" that require payment of union dues or fees for a worker to get or keep a job.
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • HCS HB 1171
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Perf
    Description: Provide a tax break for an employer that provides funds for the education of a student working for the employer or to an educational institution.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • * HB 1172
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H General Laws
    Description: Repeal the "stand your ground" law that states that a person does not have the duty to retreat from the person's own property. Current law effectively authorizes a person to use force to stay on their property or in their home.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • HB 1176
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Ways & Means
    Description: Provide a tax credit for contributions to a public school foundation to assist public education.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • * HB 1686
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Government Oversight
    Description: Expand adult eligibility for Medicaid up to 138 percent of the federal poverty level.
    See: Official legislative description and status

    HB 1687
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Urban Issues
    Description: Let a city include in property taxes delinquent fines.
    See: Official legislative description and status

    HB 2183
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H Judiciary
    Description: Require the Social Services Department to develop a pilot program to reduce the debt non-custodial parents have to the state for child support payments.
    See: Official legislative description and status

    HJR 49
    Sponsor: Butler, Michael
    Status: H General Laws
    Description: Extend legislative term limits from eight years in a chamber to 12 years -- raising the total for the General Assembly from 16 to 24 years.
    See: 
  • The Fiscal Note(s)
  • Official legislative description and status

    • Note: The descriptions of bills, amendments and roll-call votes are written by MDN journalists. MDN's database may not include committee assignments of bills made on the last day of the session since it is too late for the committee to act on the bill and, thus, the delayed assignment has no practical effect.