SB 1452: Cargo theft task force

Introduced
In committee
Passed one chamber
Passed both chambers
Enacted

What it does

Establishes a Cargo Theft Task Force under the Attorney General and defines cargo theft broadly enough to include freight taken through fraud, deception, misrepresentation or identity manipulation from trucks, trailers, railcars, intermodal containers, warehouses, freight facilities and distribution centers.

Action history

June 22, 2026Signed by Governor
June 12, 2026Transmit to Governor
June 11, 2026PASSED Senate Final Reading
June 11, 2026Senate Concur
May 11, 2026Senate Democrat Caucus
May 11, 2026Concurrence Recommended
May 5, 2026Transmit to Senate
May 5, 2026PASSED House Third Reading
April 16, 2026COW action
March 31, 2026House Minority Caucus - Yes
March 31, 2026House Majority Caucus - Yes
March 30, 2026Reported constitutional and in proper form out of Rules Committee
March 25, 2026Reported do pass amended out of Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
March 4, 2026House Second Reading
March 3, 2026Assigned to Rules Committee
March 3, 2026Assigned to Transportation & Infrastructure Committee
March 3, 2026House First Reading
February 19, 2026Transmit to House
February 19, 2026PASSED Senate Third Reading
February 10, 2026Senate Democrat Caucus - Yes
February 10, 2026Senate Republican Caucus - Yes
February 9, 2026Reported proper for consideration out of Rules Committee
February 9, 2026Consent Calendar - No
February 4, 2026Reported do pass out of Public Safety Committee
January 29, 2026Senate Second Reading
January 28, 2026Assigned to Rules Committee
January 28, 2026Assigned to Public Safety Committee
January 28, 2026Senate First Reading