Eleven states with 14 bills addressed mental health topics. Bills focused on a range of issues including suicide prevention, representation on mental health boards, funding, barriers to obtaining needed services, information resources, mental health coordinators and suicide reporting. The 11 states considering bills were California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Virginia, Washington and West Virginia. Massachusetts enacted SB 3907 that addressed barriers to care for mental health through the development of a comprehensive plan, development of interagency initiatives and enhanced data collection.