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.
SR662: SR662 Taiwan; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution would formally commend Taiwan for its ties with the United States and Georgia, and encourage the state to expand trade and education links with Taiwan.
SR647: SR647 Bacote, Dr. Veronica; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Dr. Veronica Bacote for her appointment as Principal of Clements Middle School, recognizing her decades of work in Georgia public schools.
SR663: SR663 National School Counseling Week; recognize the week of February 2-6, 2026
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes the week of February 2-6, 2026, as National School Counseling Week, honoring school counselors in the state's public and private schools.
SR654: SR654 Carden, Lieutenant General Thomas M.; recognize
A Senate resolution honors Lieutenant General Thomas M. Carden of Georgia for his military career, including his 2026 confirmation as the 12th Vice Chief of the National Guard Bureau.
SR650: SR650 Wimberly, Maraget; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Margaret Wimberly, a retired Newton County educator and community volunteer, for her decades of service to the state.
SR649: SR649 Jackson, Beatrice "Bea"; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends Beatrice "Bea" Jackson of Covington for her decades of community service and leadership work across the state.
HR1110: HR1110 General Assembly; support enactment of legislation to establish and maintain a comprehensive electronic inpatient psychiatric bed registry; urge
A Georgia House resolution urges lawmakers to pass legislation creating a statewide electronic registry of available inpatient psychiatric beds, aimed at helping hospitals, crisis lines, and families find care faster.
HR1103: HR1103 State and local government; assist with reducing Wall Street landlord ownership of residential properties to help this state flourish
A Georgia House resolution urges state and local governments to help reduce large corporate 'Wall Street landlord' ownership of homes and rental properties in Georgia.
HR1107: HR1107 Family Restoration and Re-Entry Program; recognize and support
A Georgia House resolution would formally commend and recognize several organizations, including Trinity International University of Ambassadors Corp. and Trinity Girls Network Corp., for their work on family restoration and prisoner re-entry programs.
HR1105: HR1105 Georgia Independent Redistricting Commission; create - CA
A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to amend the state constitution to strip the General Assembly of its power to draw congressional and legislative district maps, handing that job to a new independent commission.
HR1109: HR1109 Mental Health Sentencing and Treatment Alternatives Act; commend advancement by General Assembly; recognize urgent need for sentencing alternatives for Georgians with serious mental illness
A Georgia House resolution expresses support for the proposed 'Mental Health Sentencing and Treatment Alternatives Act' and calls attention to the need for sentencing alternatives for people with serious mental illness.
HR1108: HR1108 Education; equip students with the skills of critical media consumption; recognize urgent need
A Georgia House resolution calls on the State Board of Education and the Department of Education to create media literacy standards and training for grades 9-12 to help students spot misinformation.
HB1064: HB1064 Education; standardized college admissions tests to include Classic Learning Test (CLT); revise provisions
A Georgia House bill would add the Classic Learning Test (CLT) alongside the SAT and ACT throughout state education and scholarship law, affecting school accountability, HOPE and Zell Miller scholarships, and testing rules for home study students.
HB1060: HB1060 Georgia Public Safety Transparency and Citizen Protection Act of 2026; enact
A Georgia House bill would bar law enforcement officers from wearing masks or face coverings during routine duties, require them to visibly identify themselves, and let people sue officers who don't comply.
HR1104: HR1104 Local government; sales and use tax for purpose of providing property tax relief; authorize - CA
A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to amend the state constitution so counties and consolidated governments could adopt a local 1 percent sales tax to offset property taxes on homes and other real estate.
HB1068: HB1068 Georgia Constituent Services Improvement and Accountability Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would raise the annual office expense allowance for state lawmakers and create a new Office of Constituent Services to help legislators and delegations serve constituents.
HB1072: HB1072 Environmental Protection Division; authorize director to investigate and consider out-of-state regulatory history when processing applications for certain permits
A Georgia House bill would let the state's top environmental regulator deny certain permits based on an applicant's history of environmental violations or penalties in other states.
HB1062: HB1062 Education, Department of; publish relevant and applicable federal guidance documents and related information; require
A Georgia House bill would require the Department of Education to publicly post federal guidance documents it receives, explain how it plans to follow them, and report annually to legislative committees.
HB1055: HB1055 Neighborhood Ownership, Transparency, and Accountability (NOTA) Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would bar large business owners of 25 or more single-family rental homes in bigger counties from buying more homes, and would require them to report ownership and financing details to the state.
HB1065: HB1065 West Point, City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
A House bill would create a $100,000 homestead tax exemption from City of West Point municipal property taxes for residents 65 or older whose income is $50,000 or less, pending voter approval.