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KS SB466
Bill
Status
2/3/2026
Primary Sponsor
Oletha Faust-Goudeau
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AI Summary
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Consumer reporting agencies prohibited from including eviction records or rental arrears older than three years in consumer reports used for housing decisions
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Consumer reporting agencies must contact consumers by mail, phone, and email before issuing reports with adverse rental history, giving consumers 15 business days to provide an explanation that must be included in the report
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Landlords prohibited from using rental history older than three years or consumer reports lacking tenant explanations when making rental decisions; must provide tenants with any reports used for adverse actions
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Court records for eviction proceedings automatically sealed upon filing, with permanent sealing three years after judgment for possession in landlord's favor
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Violations by landlords or consumer reporting agencies constitute deceptive practices under the Kansas Consumer Protection Act, subject to enforcement under that statute
Legislative Description
Providing tenants with relief from use by landlords of old eviction or rental arrears records to deny housing.
Last Action
Senate Referred to Committee on Judiciary
2/4/2026