The Subcommittee on Juvenile Justice is dedicated to addressing issues related to juvenile justice legislation and reform. Chaired by David Cook (Republican, House District 96), with Vice Chair Jolanda Jones (Democrat, House District 147) and members AJ Louderback, Wes Virdell, and Gene Wu, the subcommittee is focused on developing policies that ensure the fair treatment and rehabilitation of youth involved in the justice system. The committee emphasizes collaboration among lawmakers to find effective solutions that enhance the welfare of juveniles while balancing public safety concerns.

The Public Health Committee is actively engaged in overseeing health-related legislation and policy development. Chaired by Republican Gary VanDeaver, the committee includes diverse representation from both major parties, with an emphasis on examining pressing public health issues. Currently, the committee's agenda is focused on evaluating bills that address healthcare accessibility, disease prevention, and community health initiatives. The members bring a wealth of experience from various districts, fostering comprehensive discussions aimed at improving public health outcomes across the state.

The Redistricting Committee is a pivotal group within the House, focusing on the crucial task of drawing legislative district boundaries. Led by Chair Cody Vasut, a Republican from District 25, and Vice Chair Jon Rosenthal, a Democrat from District 135, the committee includes a diverse mix of members from both major parties. The committee's work is essential for ensuring fair representation in the legislature. Its activities include assessing demographic changes, engaging with community stakeholders, and conducting public hearings to gather input on redistricting proposals. The committee is committed to transparency and equity in its mapping processes.