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Concerning requirements that cities and towns with ambulance utilities allocate funds toward the total cost necessary to regulate, operate, and maintain the ambulance utility.

13 documents for 1596 (2011-12)

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 House Bill 1596 Bills Original Bill 1/25/2011
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 Substitute House Bill 1596 as Recommended by Local Government Bills LG 11 Substitute Bill 2/16/2011
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 Substitute House Bill 1596 as Recommended by Local Government - as passed by the Legislature Bills Bill as Passed Legislature 4/8/2011
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 Digest of House Bill 1596 Digests Bill Digest 1/26/2011
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 Digest of Substitute House Bill 1596 Digests Substitute Bill Digest 2/22/2011
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 Initial House Analysis of House Bill 1596 Bill Reports Initial House Analysis 02-04-11 2/4/2011
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 House Bill Report on House Bill 1596 as Reported by House Local Government on 02-15-2011 Bill Reports Reported by LG 02-15-11 2/15/2011
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 House Bill Report on Substitute House Bill 1596 as Passed House on 02-26-2011 Bill Reports Passed House 02-26-11 2/26/2011
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 Senate Bill Report on Substitute House Bill 1596 Bill Reports Initial Bill Report 03-10-11 3/10/2011
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 Senate Bill Report on Substitute House Bill 1596 as Reported by Senate Government Operations, Tribal Relations & Elections on 03-17-2011 Bill Reports Reported by GO 03-17-11 3/17/2011
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 Final Bill Report on Substitute House Bill 1596 Bill Reports Final Bill Report 2011 4/7/2011
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 House Bill Report on Substitute House Bill 1596 as Passed Legislature on 04-07-2011 Bill Reports Passed Legislature 4/7/2011
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 Session Law C 139 L 11 Session Laws Session Law C 139 L 11 4/22/2011

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