Brandon Phelps

Sponsored bills

• HB1740: Modifies provisions relating to driving while intoxicated
• HB3112: Creates provisions relating to the conceal-carry rights of retired law enforcement officers (primary sponsor)
• HB2976: Modifies provisions relating to the licensure of physicians (primary sponsor)
• HB2873: Designates the "Captain Vernon Collett Memorial Highway" in Johnson County (primary sponsor)
• HB2597: Creates provisions relating to payments to ambulance providers
• HB2076: Modifies provisions relating to sex designation on driver's licenses, nondriver's licenses, and permits (primary sponsor)
• HB2074: Creates the "Missouri Disabled Veterans' Dependents Tuition Waiver" to provide college tuition waivers for the children, stepchildren, and spouses of certain veterans (primary sponsor)
• HB2073: Modifies provisions relating to salvage titles (primary sponsor)
• HB2742: Relating to the careless operation of a motor vehicle
• HB2587: Modifies provisions relating to law enforcement interception of unmanned aircraft systems
• HB2468: Modifies provisions for eligibility for public assistance benefits (primary sponsor)
• HB2536: Establishes definitions and provisions for the protection of women
• HB2874: Creates provisions relating to air ambulance memberships (primary sponsor)
• HB3401: Creates provisions relating to workplace violence prevention in health care settings (primary sponsor)
• HB3111: Modifies provisions relating to professional surety bail bond agents (primary sponsor)
• HB2072: Modifies the offense of assault in the fourth degree (primary sponsor)
• HB2071: Suspends the operations of a joint underwriting association if medical malpractice liability insurance is reasonably available to health care providers in the voluntary market (primary sponsor)
• HB2069: Establishes provisions relating to autonomous vehicles (primary sponsor)
• HB2070: Modifies provisions relating to infectious disease exposure notification (primary sponsor)
• HB2672: Establishes the "Missouri Disabled Veterans Personal Property Tax Credit Act", authorizing counties to adopt a personal property tax credit for certain disabled veterans who own up to two motor vehicles