SB26-071
Use of Surveillance Technology by Law Enforcement
2026 Regular Session · Senate Committee on Judiciary Postpone Indefinitely · by L. Zamora Wilson · full text and history
Who lobbied on it
53 clients of professional lobbyists reported a position on SB26-071 (their latest). Linked: those who gave to two or more 2026 state candidates.
Supporting (7): ACLU of Colorado · Cobalt · Colorado Common Cause · Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition · Institute for Justice · Interfaith Alliance · League of Women Voters of Colorado
Opposing (27): Associated Governments of Northwest Colorado · Axon Enterprise Inc. · City of Colorado Springs · City of Commerce City · City of Fountain · City of Greeley · City of Lone Tree · City of Longmont · City of Pueblo · City of Woodland Park · Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police · Colorado Counties Inc. · Colorado District Attorneys' Council · Colorado Information Sharing Consortium · Colorado Municipal League · Colorado Springs Police Protective Association · Colorado State Patrol Association · Colorado Wildlife Employees Protective Association · County Sheriffs of Colorado · County of Weld, Colorado · LeadsOnline · Security Industry Association · Town of Castle Rock · Town of Firestone · Town of Monument · Town of Parker · Westminster Chamber of Commerce
Amending (4): Boulder County · Colorado Retail Council · Public Citizen · Rocky Mountain Gun Owners
Monitoring (15): CAPS · Christian Home Educators of Colorado · City of Brighton · City of Thornton · Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition · Colorado Organization for Victim Assistance · Colorado Technology Association · E-470 Public Highway Authority · Elbert County Colorado · Metro Mayors Caucus · Mothers Against Drunk Driving · RELX Inc. · The Boulder Chamber · The White Line · Verra Mobility
Every recorded vote
| Date | Where | Result | Ayes | Noes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-05-06 | Senate Judiciary Postpone Senate Bill 26-071 indefinitely. | Pass | 6 | 1 |