Gov. Jared Polis’ office on Saturday announced a flurry of post-Memorial Day bill signings to address criminal justice, social programs, jobs, wages and even an expansion of where one can drink alcohol at the National Western Center in Denver.

The latter bill basically says if you buy a drink at the National Western Stock Show or some other event, you can stroll away from the licensed premises to drink it. The bill is a bonus for the center that’s undergoing a billion-dollar face-lift and expansion to draw more events and people to Denver.

Polis’ busy day with 35 bills also includes restoring parolees’ voting rights, banning most criminal history questions on job and college applications, and limiting local governments’ cooperation with federal immigration authorities, as well as allowing local governments to set a minimum wage higher than the rest of the state.

At 10:20 a.m. at the Second Chance Center, 9360 E. Colfax Ave. in Aurora, Polis will make remarks and sign:

• House Bill 1266, Restore Voting Rights Parolees.
• House Bill 1025, Limits On Job Applicant Criminal History Inquiries.
• Senate Bill 170, Inquiry Into College Applicant Criminal History.
• Senate Bill 143, Parole Changes.
• House Bill 1250 Sexual Assault While In Custody or Detained.
• Senate Bill 191, Prompt Pretrial Liberty and Fairness.
• Senate Bill 259, Use CSP II to House Inmates in an Emergency.
• Senate Bill 231, Colorado Second Chance Scholarship. 
• House Bill 1263, Offense Level for Controlled Substance. 

At 11:20 a.m. at Civic Center Commerce City, 3400 Elizabeth St. in Denver, Polis will sign:

• House Bill 1205, Reimburse Expenses Restorative Justice Council.
• Senate Bill 36, State Court Administrator Reminder Program.
• Senate Bill 108, Juvenile Justice Reform.
• House Bill 1275, Increased Eligibility for Criminal Record Sealing.
• House Bill 1064, Victim Notification Criminal Proceedings.
• Senate Bill 230, Colorado Refugee Services Program.
• Senate Bill 139, More Colorado Road and Community Safety Act Offices.
• House Bill 1124, Protect Colorado Residents from Federal Government Overreach.
• House Bill 1073, Law Enforcement Information Sharing Grant Program

At 1:15 p.m. at the Corky Gonzales Library, 1498 Irving St. in Denver, he will sign:

• Senate Bill 30, Remedying Improper Guilty Pleas.
• House Bill 1192, Inclusion of American Minorities in Teaching Civil Government.
• House Bill 1310, Interest on Orders of Restitution.
• House Bill 1335, Juvenile Record Expungement.
• House Bill 1315, Admissibility Of Statements by A Juvenile.
• Senate Bill 200, Alcohol Beverage Consumption at the National Western Center.
• Senate Bill 245, Time Requirements for Food Stamp Appeals.
• Senate Bill 249, License Business Selling Its Used Motor Vehicles.
• House Bill 1232, Aligning Indian Child Welfare Act Requirements. 

At 4 p.m. at at Pipefitters Local Union, No. 208 at 6350 Broadway in Denver, Polis will sign:

• Senate Bill 196, Colorado Quality Apprenticeship Training Act of 2019.
• Senate Bill 171, Apprenticeships And Vocational Technical Training.
• House Bill 1294, Transfer Apprenticeship Credit to College Credit.
• Senate Bill 238, Improve Wages and Accountability Home Care Workers.
• House Bill 1210, Local Government Minimum Wage.
• House Bill 1306, Monitoring Colorado Call Center Job Losses.
• House Bill 1314, Just Transformation From A Coal-Based, Electrical Energy Economy.
• House Bill 1107: Employment Support Job Retention.