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Kansas Gun Policy Bills

42 gun policy bills in the Kansas legislature, updated nightly.

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SB 255·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Federal and State Affairs
Authorizing certain inmates in the custody of the secretary of corrections to petition the court for a resentencing hearing.
Died in Committee
HB 2662·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Education
Enacting the student safety and awareness act to require school districts to designate a month during the school year as student safety and awareness month and to provide educational programs for students on the dangers and effects of fentanyl use, personal safety and awareness and social media literacy, safety and responsibility during such designated month.
Died in Committee
SB 496·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Education
Requiring postsecondary educational institutions to provide annual training on freedom of speech, association and exercise of religion to certain individuals based on materials, programs and procedures developed by the state board of regents, in consultation with the attorney general, requiring the state board of regents to confirm that each such institution has complied with training requirements and authorizing the attorney general to bring an action to enforce compliance.
Died on Calendar
SB 506·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Federal and State Affairs
Increasing the penalty for a second or subsequent adjudication of criminal use of weapons and modifying the penalties for the crime of criminal possession of a weapon by a convicted felon and the length of the ban on possessing a weapon for certain felons.
Died in Committee
SB 43·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Federal and State Affairs
Updating cross references in the personal and family protection act regarding the eligibility requirements to obtain a license to carry a concealed handgun, requiring the surrender of a suspended or revoked license, providing for a transition from a provisional license to a standard license and prohibiting the collection of personal information of an off-duty law enforcement officer entering buildings while armed or requiring such officer to wear any item identifying such person as a law enfo...
Died in Committee
SB 469·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Cindy Holscher
Enacting the safe and transparent arrest act to require all law enforcement agencies operating in Kansas to adopt a written policy regarding the use of facial coverings and prohibit law enforcement officers from wearing a facial covering that conceals or obscures their facial identity in the performance of their duties except as expressly authorized by law.
Died in Committee
HB 2115·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Local Government
Authorizing municipalities to prohibit their employees from carrying concealed handguns in municipal buildings.
Died in Committee
HB 2200·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Transportation
Creating a traffic infraction for not securely storing a firearm in an unattended vehicle, providing exceptions and penalties therefor and requiring the office of the attorney general to conduct a secure storage of firearms educational campaign and create materials therefor.
Died in Committee
SB 535·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Ways and Means
Exempting correctional authorities and certain business entities contracting with correctional authorities from certain rules and regulations governing the possession, transportation and use of explosive materials.
Died in Committee
SB 82·Signed into Law·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Public Health and Welfare
Providing tax credits for expenditures for lockable gun and ammunition storage and the retail sale of higher ethanol blends of fuel, discontinuing the tax credit for qualified alternative-fueled motor vehicle property or fueling station expenditures, repealing the agritourism liability insurance, assistive technology contributions, declared disaster capital investment, owners promoting employment across Kansas and swine facility improvement tax credits and expanding the eligibility for applic...
Approved by Governor on Monday, April 27, 2026
SCR 1610·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·J.R. Claeys
Proposing a constitutional amendment to amend section 4 of the Kansas bill of rights to recognize the right to bear arms as a fundamental right that includes the possession and use of ammunition, firearm accessories and firearm components, and that any restrictions on such right are subject to the strict scrutiny standard.
Died in Committee
SB 503·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Federal and State Affairs
Removing the criminal prohibition against firearm suppressors and firearm barrel length qualification requirement.
Died in Committee
HB 2127·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Local Government
Authorizing cities and counties to regulate the sale and purchase of firearms and ammunition within a building owned by such city or county.
Died in Committee
HB 2324·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice
Increasing the criminal penalty for possessing or refusing to surrender any firearm in or on any school property or grounds.
Died in Committee
SB 74·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Assessment and Taxation
Providing a refundable income tax credit for expenditures for lockable gun and ammunition storage.
Died on Calendar
SB 209·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Assessment and Taxation
Providing a sales tax exemption for sales of firearms, firearm accessories, ammunition, firearm safes and firearm safety devices.
Died in Committee
SB 246·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Judiciary
Requiring all applicants for teaching licenses and certificates and employees of a school district or public innovative district to submit to a criminal history record check and creating the criminal history record check reimbursement fund for certain state and criminal history record checks conducted by the Kansas department for aging and disability services.
Died in Committee
HB 2325·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice
Authorizing judges to commit juvenile offenders to detention for technical violations of probation, increasing the cumulative detention limit for juvenile offenders and increasing criminal penalties for juvenile offenders who use a firearm in the commission of an offense or who are repeat offenders.
Died in Committee
HB 2379·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Committee on Federal and State Affairs
Requiring the Kansas bureau of investigation to establish a Kansas voluntary do-not-sell firearms list to prevent the purchase of firearms by any person who voluntarily registers to be placed on the list.
Died in Committee
HB 2104·Failed·Apr 10, 2026·Patrick Penn
Standardizing firearm safety programs in school districts.
Died in Committee

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