Senator • Democrat

Andrew Dimitri

Rhode Island • District SD-025

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Aggregate Impact (Sponsored Bills):

89% Positive

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Nay: 1

Not Voting: 4

Yea: 121

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Andrew Dimitri

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Requires payments by the corporation increase from a $3.00 tipping fee per vehicle to a $6.00 tipping fee per vehicle, unless exempt. This act would also require fees be paid to Johnston on an annual rather than a biannual basis.

Recognizes that municipal employees have the opportunity to utilize interest arbitration and would establish new factors for the arbitrators to consider. These factors include comparisons of wages/hourly conditions of employment in similarly skilled jobs.

Includes Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Birthday as a holiday.

Amends sections of law relative to historic tax credits including increasing the maximum project credit and implementing requirements relative to following prevailing wage requirements.

Extends the incentive pay plan to all full-time court clerks, including the traffic tribunal, who meet the eligibility requirements. It would also repeal § 8-4.1-6 regarding additional credit for a master's degree.

Prohibits an individual who is licensed as both a Rhode Island real estate agent and mortgage loan originator to be compensated for both the sale of the property and the origination or referral of the loan in securing the property.

Adds "debit cards" to the section of law relating to fraudulent use of credit cards.

Exempts emergency mail ballots from the requirement to have certain wording regarding "mail voters" on the ballot.

Repeals the gross earnings tax on electric and gas companies.

Prohibits any city, town, quasi-municipal corporation or public corporation from assessing any existing agricultural operation or agricultural land any water impact fee, excepting base useable charges.

Allows retired state employees who worked for the unified judicial system as certified or qualified court interpreters to be employed or reemployed for a limited period in a given year.

Considers election officials and poll workers "public officials" for purposes of the prohibition on making threats to public officials.

Includes payment of social security benefits to the modification reducing federal adjusted gross income on personal income taxes.

Increases penalties for animal abuse under this chapter.

Increases the per page transcription fees for court reporters in court proceedings.

Allows for the procurement of nuclear power.

Requires the department of administration to provide a list of certified minority and women-owned business enterprises to each prospective contractor of a construction project.

Requires the employers of unionized public school teachers, municipal employees and state employees, to provide the union, at least once every 120 days, a list of all their employees in their union, as well as their personal and demographic information.

Expands the definition of "employee". It also modifies how the state's labor relations board operates and aids in enforcement of the board's orders.

Prohibits payments in lieu of pension benefits to person employed more than ninety (90) days.

Allows the board of elections to tabulate mail ballots in local special elections in the same manner as in tabulate mail ballots in statewide elections.

Requires the installation of universal changing stations in all newly constructed, reconstructed, or remodeled public buildings and places of public accommodation.

Increases imprisonment penalties and adds mandatory community service for violations of § 4-1-9.

Provides that commercial driver instruction would include industry-specific training on the recognition, prevention, and reporting of human trafficking.

Requires public or private golf courses to have an automated external defibrillator on the premises.

Exempts the trade-in value of pickup trucks under eight thousand eight hundred pounds (8,800 lbs.) gross weight, used exclusively for personal use, from sales tax.

Creates a public education program on methods to recycle textiles.

Requires all lifeguards, and park rangers, to be trained in administering opioid antagonists, and would require all public beaches to keep available a minimum of four doses of opioid antagonist.

Increases the net taxable estate exemption to four million dollars ($4,000,000) for deaths that occur on or after January 1, 2026.

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