Georgia CommonsA Georgia Civic Data project
Georgia’s public documents, usable for everyone
Georgia Commons gathers government documents and makes them easier to find and use. Bills and opinions include grounded summaries and question answering. The Code provides source text and search without AI interpretation.
- bills and resolutions from the General Assembly, 2025–2026
- 5,656
- Supreme Court of Georgia opinions, 2020–2026
- 1,758
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Georgia bills
Bills and resolutions of the Georgia General Assembly from the 2025-2026 session onward: what each does, who sponsors it, where it stands, and what the full text says. Ask questions and get answers drawn from the bill itself.
Court opinions
Georgia Supreme Court decisions in plain language: the holding, why it matters, and notable passages. Ask questions and get answers grounded in the opinion itself.
Georgia Code
The Official Code of Georgia Annotated, current through the 2025 Regular Session of the General Assembly. Browse or search the source text without AI interpretation.
More collections of Georgia public documents will join these over time.
Read it here, pull it into your code, or ask your assistant
The same documents, three doors. Nothing behind them needs an account, and the API and the connector need no key.
On this website
Browse and search the Code, bills, and court opinions. Bills and opinions add plain-language summaries and answers drawn from the document itself. The Code is source text and search, with no AI interpretation.
JSON API
A read-only API over every collection, with no key, no account, and no sign-up. Markdown and plain-text forms of every document, and a bulk download of the whole Code under CC0.
For developers and researchers
MCP server
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client to Georgia Commons with one address. Your assistant looks the document up and answers from its actual text, with a link to the page it read.
For AI assistants
Latest
Recent bill activity
- House Bill 943 would create a five-year pilot program at Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services to screen and evaluate children in foster care for autism spectrum disorder and train caregivers and staff.
- House Bill 1575 would lower the age requirement for Kingsland's homestead property tax exemption from 65 to 62, but the change only takes effect if city voters approve it in a November 2026 referendum.
- A bill passed by the Georgia General Assembly would reset the court term schedule for the State Court of Bryan County, setting four criminal jury terms a year and monthly civil terms.
- House Bill 1536 rewrites the City of Eatonton's charter, keeping the same boundaries but restructuring its city council into four wards, setting new terms and rules for city officials, and taking effect July 1, 2026.
How it works
- Traced to the source
- Every document is read from where it is published: bills from the Georgia General Assembly's website, court opinions via CourtListener and the court's own website, and the Code from the volumes the State of Georgia publishes. Every page links to the original.
- Plain language
- Bill and opinion summaries are AI-generated and grounded in the source text. Code pages present the statute as printed, without AI interpretation.
- Grounded answers
- On bill and opinion pages, ask questions and get answers with quotes from the document. Code pages provide lookup, browse, and search instead.
For machines, models, and agents
Built to be read by assistants as much as by people
Every page has a Markdown twin at its address plus .md and a plain-text route at its address plus /text. One MCP server covers the whole site. The site map for machines is /index.md; the documentation is on /api and /mcp, and the URL grammar in short form is on /for-assistants.
Georgia General Assembly bills
Georgia Supreme Court opinions
Official Code of Georgia Annotated
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An independent project
Georgia Commons is an independent project of Georgia Civic Data. It is not affiliated with, operated by, or endorsed by the State of Georgia, its courts, or any government agency.