Georgia CommonsBills and resolutions
Legislation from the 2025-2026 Regular Session with status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
SR782: SR782 Hemophilia of Georgia; commend
A Senate resolution commends Hemophilia of Georgia, a Sandy Springs based nonprofit that provides medical care and support to Georgians with bleeding disorders, for its decades of service.
SR787: SR787 Sons of Atlanta Vietnam War Memorial Project; celebrate dedication on March 29, 2026
A Georgia Senate resolution celebrates the dedication of the Sons of Atlanta Vietnam War Memorial Project, a monument in Piedmont Park honoring more than 240 Vietnam War era honorees, set for March 29, 2026.
SR784: SR784 Omicron Mu Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; congratulate
A Senate resolution congratulates the Omicron Mu Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. in Cobb County for being named Alumni Chapter of the Year.
HB1311: HB1311 Survivor Civil Protection Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would block courts from making sexual assault survivors pay a defendant's attorney's fees or litigation costs in related civil lawsuits, once that defendant has been convicted or pleaded guilty to the offense.
HB1313: HB1313 Crimes and offenses; certain legal action protections for healthcare professionals administering medical treatment to pregnant women; provide
House Bill 1313 would bar Georgia police from arresting anyone for performing, aiding, or receiving an abortion done under existing legal exceptions, and would shield people from civil or criminal punishment over pregnancy outcomes like miscarriage or stillbirth.
HB1306: HB1306 Transactional Gold and Silver Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would recognize gold and silver as legal tender in the state, create a state bullion depository and commission to run it, and exempt gold and silver transactions from state taxes.
HB1294: HB1294 Education; grace period of up to 180 days for transfer students to be evaluated for and receive medical and education services based upon medical forms executed by out-of-state physicians; provide
A Georgia House bill would give students transferring from out of state up to 180 days to use medical forms signed by their previous out-of-state doctor while enrolling in Georgia public schools.
HB1298: HB1298 Sales and use tax; exempt retail sale of electricity and natural gas for use by any residential property
A Georgia House bill would exempt residential electricity and natural gas purchases from state sales and use taxes, with the exemption starting only after an existing related tax code provision is repealed.
HR1346: HR1346 Zander Trayvon Whatley Memorial Intersection; Paulding County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would dedicate the intersection of State Route 92 and Sweetwater Church Road in Paulding County as the Zander Trayvon Whatley Memorial Intersection, honoring an 11-year-old killed in 2024.
HB1308: HB1308 Education; local and state charter schools have the right to lease, utilize, or buy unused facilities of a local board of education; provide
House Bill 1308 would give local and state charter schools, and groups petitioning to start one, a right to lease, use, or buy unused school buildings owned by local boards of education in Georgia.
HR1347: HR1347 Andrew "Drew" Keith Slay Memorial Bridge; Douglas County; dedicate
A House resolution would name a bridge on State Route 8 over I-20 in Douglas County the Andrew "Drew" Keith Slay Memorial Bridge, honoring a young Georgian who died in a 2023 traffic accident.
HB1304: HB1304 Public utilities; portable solar generation devices; provide
A Georgia House bill would let residents plug small, plug-in solar panels rated at 1,200 watts or less into a standard outlet without utility approval, fees, or a written agreement.
HB1312: HB1312 Desai Safety Act; enact
House Bill 1312, the Desai Safety Act, would make it a felony for someone under a family violence or dating violence protective order in Georgia to possess a firearm or ammunition, and would require them to surrender their weapons within 48 hours.
SB477: SB477 Income Taxes; personal income tax rate; reduce
A Georgia Senate bill would speed up already-scheduled cuts to the state's personal income tax rate, tie corporate and partnership tax rates to that same individual rate, and raise the standard deduction for state taxpayers.
SB476: SB476 "Income Tax Reduction Act of 2026"; enact
A Georgia Senate bill would set a flat 4.99% income tax rate for individuals, corporations and partnerships, sharply raise the standard deduction, and phase out most state tax credits and several sales tax exemptions by 2032.
HB1222: HB1222 Property; regulation of specialized land transactions; provide issuance of statements of accounts
HB 1222 would set detailed, uniform rules for how Georgia homeowners' and condominium associations must issue 'statements of account' showing unpaid dues before a home sale or refinancing, including deadlines and fee caps.
HR1178: HR1178 General Assembly; provide by general law for local grant and adjustment programs; authorize
House Resolution 1178 would ask Georgia voters to change the state Constitution's Homeowner's Incentive Adjustment clause, letting local governments and school systems create their own property tax relief grants and adjusting the cap on the benefit.
HB1156: HB1156 Local government; authorize establishment of local homeowner's incentive adjustment grant programs
A Georgia House bill would let counties and cities create local homeowner incentive grant programs that use surplus tax revenue to give homeowners a property tax credit, if voters approve it in a referendum.
HB1063: HB1063 Electric utilities; protect residential and retail electricity customers from costs associated with data center construction and operation; require
House Bill 1063 would require Georgia electric utilities to write contract protections into deals with large data centers so that residential and other retail customers do not end up covering the costs of serving them.
HB800: HB800 Motor vehicles; optional vehicle equipment inspections and premium discounts if policyholders obtain such inspections; provide
House Bill 800 would let Georgia drivers get an optional vehicle equipment inspection and require car insurance companies to offer a premium discount to those who get one, starting July 1, 2026.