Rhode Island State Representative

David Place 2026 Regular Session - Authored & Sponsored Legislation

Legislative Session

Co-Sponsor of Legislation

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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8035

Introduced
2/27/26  
Prohibits cities or towns that implement a rent control ordinance from raising property taxes and such prohibition would last for as long as the rent control ordinance is in effect.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7951

Introduced
2/27/26  
HOUSE RESOLUTION CREATING A SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE COMMISSION TO STUDY WOMEN’S REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE (Creates a 17-member legislative commission to study women’s reproductive health across the life course, and would report back to the House by March 2, 2027, and would expire on May 2, 2027.)
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8011

Introduced
2/27/26  
Repeals § 3-7-19 which prohibits retail liquor licenses within two hundred feet (200') of schools and religious institutions.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7992

Introduced
2/27/26  
JOINT RESOLUTION URGING THE RHODE ISLAND DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT TO STUDY AND REGULATE THE IMPACT OF WAKE BOATS ON RHODE ISLAND PUBLIC WATERWAYS (Urging the Rhode Island department of environmental management to study and regulate the impact of wake boats on Rhode Island public waters.)
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8057

Introduced
2/27/26  
Decriminalizes certain commercial sexual activity. It would also include human trafficking as a racketeering activity and would allow expungements of certain convictions in § 11-34.1 after one year.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7941

Introduced
2/27/26  
Requires insurers to pay electronic claims for healthcare coverage within 14 calendar days of receipt. Permits healthcare providers to dispute claim denials within 60 days and empowers the secretary of EOHHS to establish penalties for violations.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7915

Introduced
2/27/26  
Authorizes the collection of a small additional fee, in addition to the registration fee paid by motorboat owners, to be deposited in a restricted account, in order to fund the newly established freshwater lake management program.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8014

Introduced
2/27/26  
Prohibits any city, town, quasi-municipal corporation or public corporation from assessing any existing agricultural operation or agricultural land for the extension of any water utilities past the property and from imposing any connection fee.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8197

Introduced
2/27/26  
Exempts new or used bicycles and bicycle parts from sales and use taxes.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8119

Introduced
2/27/26  
Prohibits warrantless purchases of personal data in connection with any criminal, civil, or other investigatory or enforcement activity.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8149

Introduced
2/27/26  
Provides for distribution of payment of certain civil penalties for violations of overweight vehicle laws.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8065

Introduced
2/27/26  
Makes it a felony for any person required to register as a sex offender to live within three hundred feet (300’) of a school as defined in § 11-37.1-2.

Primary Sponsor of Legislation

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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H8028

Introduced
2/27/26  
Exempts property that consists of the lake bed and Wilson’s Reservoir in the town of Burrillville from taxes.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7924

Introduced
2/27/26  
Permits and legalize the sale of raw milk.
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Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island House Bill H7978

Introduced
2/27/26  
Redefines "political party" and defines and distinguishes between "major parties" and "minor parties" based on the total number of votes a party's candidate received in the previous election.