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Reminder: New Indiana Laws Go into Effect This July

Reminder: New Indiana Laws Go into Effect This July

June 29, 2026

Learn more about the laws going into effect on July 1

Following the 2026 legislative session, there are several new laws that go into effect on July 1, 2026. Highlighted below are a few of those new laws:

  • House Enrolled Act 1177: Expanding Childcare Access

This law increases access to childcare by expanding the state’s employer childcare tax credit for businesses offering childcare options to employees. The credit can be used to help pay for costs such as operating or contracting with a childcare facility, employee training, and higher wages for staff.

  • House Enrolled Act 1033: Strengthening Public Safety & the Judiciary
    This law intends to strengthen the structure and accountability of the Marion County Courts. This is a much-needed restructuring of the court’s governance, communication tools, and accountability, and mirrors recommendations by the National Center for State Courts.

 

Please visit iga.in.gov to learn more about these and other new state laws.

ICYMI: Governor Braun recently expanded the Indiana All Payer Claims Database, a 2020 law that gives Hoosiers a tool to compare healthcare prices and quality. It has recently been expanded under the new name Indiana Health Plans with additional resources to help save on medical care. Learn more here.

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