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Read. Follow. Verify.Resolution Supporting Kentucky House Bill 275 (Colon Cancer Screening)
Record date · July 20, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The Metro Council has passed a formally expressing its support for Kentucky House Bill 275, which proposes the creation of a state-funded colon cancer screening program.
This signals local government support for a state-level initiative that would establish and fund a colon cancer screening program for residents across Kentucky.
Who It Affects
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Kentucky residents
Residents are the intended recipients of the colon cancer screening program proposed in the state bill.
Metro Council
The council has formally adopted a position on state-level legislation.
Key Facts
- The Metro Council officially passed Resolution R-12-01-12.
- The resolution expresses support for Kentucky House Bill 275.
- House Bill 275 aims to establish a colon cancer screening program for Kentucky residents.
- House Bill 275 includes an appropriation of funds for the screening program.
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- The resolution was introduced on December 12, 2030.
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The council is actively using its legislative platform to lobby for state-level health appropriations.
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