MD
Maryland Senate Bill SB95

Maryland 2025 Regular Session

Maryland Senate Bill SB95

Introduced
1/8/24  
Introduced
1/8/25  
Refer
1/8/24  

Caption

State and Local Parks - Playgrounds - Safety Standards (Our Kids Play Safe Playground Safety Act of 2025)

Latest MD SB95 Activity

View All Events: MD 2025 Regular Session SB95

Companion Bills

MD SB886

Carry Over State and Local Parks - Playgrounds - Safety Standards (Our Kids Play Safe Playground Safety Act of 2024)

Previously Filed As

MD SB886

State and Local Parks - Playgrounds - Safety Standards (Our Kids Play Safe Playground Safety Act of 2024)

MD HB1147

Environment - Playground Surfacing Materials - Prohibitions

MD SB110

Public Safety – Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission

MD HB5

Education – Playground Accessibility – Communication Boards

MD SB256

Public Safety - Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission - Revisions

MD SB483

Private Well Safety Act of 2023

MD HB11

Private Well Safety Act of 2023

MD HB420

State and Local Parks - Play Area Accessibility - Recreation Communication Boards Pilot Program

MD SB531

Public Water Systems - Supplier Requirements (Water Safety and Cybersecurity Act of 2023)

MD SB1097

Public Safety - Firearm Safety and Firearm Crimes

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Relating To Recreational Facilities.

HI SB1294

Relating To Recreational Facilities.

HI HB1414

Relating To Recreational Facilities.

HI HB867

Relating To Recreational Facilities.

CA AB2535

Department of Parks and Recreation: grants: playgrounds and play structures: disability access.

HI HCR147

Requesting The Department Of Education To Report To The Legislature On The Number Of Public School Playgrounds That Include Playground Equipment Accessible To Students With Physical, Intellectual, Or Developmental Disabilities.

HI HR149

Requesting The Department Of Education To Report To The Legislature On The Number Of Public School Playgrounds That Include Playground Equipment Accessible To Students With Physical, Intellectual, Or Developmental Disabilities.

NJ A4572

Appropriates $101,696,535 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for local government open space acquisition and park development projects; and for certain administrative expenses.