Colorado § 29-4-1208 - Repeal of part.
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§ 29-4-1208. Repeal of part.
This part 12 is repealed, effective July 1, 2031.
Source: L. 2024: Entire part added, (HB 24-1175), ch. 286, p. 1918, § 1, effective August 7.
MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLE 5
Peace Officers and Firefighters
PART 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
29-5-101. Peace officers appointment.
29-5-102. Impersonating an officer - penalty. (Repealed)
29-5-103. Assignment of police officers or deputy sheriffs for temporary duty.
29-5-104. Request for temporary assignment of police officers or deputy sheriffs - authority.
29-5-105. Assignment of emergency response personnel for temporary duty - definitions.
29-5-106. Temporary assignment to labor dispute area.
29-5-107. Request for temporary assignment of emergency response personnel - definitions.
29-5-108. Liability of requesting jurisdiction.
29-5-109. Workers' compensation coverage.
29-5-110. Pension fund payments.
29-5-111. Liability of peace officers.
29-5-112. Dog interactions with local law enforcement officers - training to be provided by local law enforcement agencies - policies and procedures - scope - task force - creation - composition - immunity - short title - legislative declaration - definitions.
29-5-113. Peace officers - post-traumatic stress disorder task force - creation - report - repeal. (Repealed)
29-5-114. Self-contained breathing apparatus - testing - certification - recertification.
PART 2
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND MEET AND CONFER
29-5-201. Short title.
29-5-202. Legislative declaration.
29-5-203. Definitions.
29-5-204. Rights of firefighters.
29-5-205. Obligation to meet and confer.
29-5-206. Vote of the citizens to obligate a public employer to engage in collective bargaining.
29-5-207. Employee organization as exclusive representative.
29-5-208. Obligation to negotiate in good faith.
29-5-209. Collective bargaining agreement.
29-5-210. Impasse resolution.
29-5-211. Strikes prohibited.
29-5-212. Existing bargaining relationships.
29-5-213. Right to sue.
29-5-214. Severability.
29-5-215. Protect public workers.
PART 3
FIREFIGHTER HEART AND CIRCULATORY MALFUNCTION BENEFITS
29-5-301. Definitions.
29-5-302. Required benefits - conditions of receiving benefits - repeal.
PART 4
VOLUNTARY FIREFIGHTER CANCER BENEFITS PROGRAM
29-5-401. Legislative declaration.
29-5-402. Definitions.
29-5-403. Required benefits - conditions of receiving benefits.
29-5-404. Authority of the trust - rules.
29-5-405. Exclusion from coverage.
PART 5
FIREFIGHTER BEHAVIORAL HEALTH BENEFITS PROGRAM
29-5-501. Definitions.
29-5-502. Required program - reimbursement.
29-5-503. Authority of the trust - rules - report.
PART 6
PUBLIC SAFETY CARDIAC SCREENING TRUST
29-5-601. Short title.
29-5-602. Legislative declaration.
29-5-603. Definitions.
29-5-604. Employer participation in health trust required - cardiovascular screening for peace officers - repeal.
29-5-605. Trust authority.
PART 1
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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