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.
SR616: SR616 Fayette Chamber Day; recognize February 10, 2026
A Senate resolution recognizes February 10, 2026, as Fayette Chamber Day at the Capitol, honoring the Fayette Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Fayette program.
SR619: SR619 Vanderslice, Niki; congratulate
A Georgia Senate resolution congratulates Niki Vanderslice, president and CEO of the Fayette County Development Authority, for receiving the 2026 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leadership Award.
SB429: SB429 "Housing for Heroes Act"; enact
A Georgia Senate bill called the 'Housing for Heroes Act' would stop landlords from requiring disabled veterans to earn more than twice the monthly rent in income to qualify as tenants.
SR623: SR623 Captain John Collins Chapter of the Georgia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes the 25th anniversary of the Captain John Collins Chapter of the Georgia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution in Cobb County.
SR609: SR609 Physician Anesthesiologists Week; recognize January 25-31
A Senate resolution would designate January 25-31, 2026 as Physician Anesthesiologists Week in Georgia, honoring physician anesthesiologists for their role in patient care.
SR617: SR617 Oglesby, Evan; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors former NFL player Evan Oglesby of Toccoa for his football career and his community work through his foundation and youth sports programs.
HR1032: HR1032 House Study Committee on Raising the Minimum Wage in Georgia; create
A House resolution would create a five-member study committee to examine whether and how Georgia should raise its state minimum wage, which has stayed at $5.15 per hour since 1997.
HB1011: HB1011 Daren Lewis Saving Lives Act; enact
A Georgia House bill named for Daren Lewis would tighten the rules police departments must follow for high-speed chases in residential neighborhoods, add mandatory pursuit review committees, and require yearly public reporting.
HB1007: HB1007 Essential Services for Renters Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would let residential tenants pay licensed professionals to fix essential problems like plumbing, heat, or electricity if landlords miss repair deadlines, and deduct the cost from rent.
HB1004: HB1004 Public Safety, Department of; security guards to leaders of the Senate and House of Representatives and their families; provisions
A Georgia House bill would let the Department of Public Safety provide security guards to the Senate and House majority and minority leaders and their families, and to any legislator facing a credible threat.
HR1033: HR1033 State government; changes to apportionment and districts of the General Assembly and Congress shall only be made in the first odd-numbered year subsequent to each United States decennial census; provide - CA
A proposed Georgia constitutional amendment would limit when the General Assembly can redraw state legislative and congressional district lines, generally restricting redistricting to the first odd-numbered year after each U.S. Census unless a court orders a fix.
HB1010: HB1010 Commerce and trade; annual reports of the value of securities sold or offered to be sold; provide
A Georgia House bill would require annual state filings on securities sales, make private equity funds liable for the debts of companies they control, tax capital gains in opportunity zones, and apply sales tax to computer software.
HB1014: HB1014 Education; prohibit private and public primary and secondary schools from serving or selling, or allowing a third party to serve or sell, food or beverages that contain certain synthetic dyes
A Georgia House bill would ban schools from serving or selling foods and drinks containing seven synthetic dyes starting in 2027, and would bar those same dyes and two other additives from all food sold statewide starting in 2028.
HB1012: HB1012 Local government; construction or development of new data centers for a specified time; prohibit
A Georgia House bill would temporarily ban local governments from approving new data center construction across the state, running from when the law takes effect through March 1, 2027.
HB1003: HB1003 Public officers and employees; daily expense accounts of members of the General Assembly; revise provisions
A Georgia House bill would raise the yearly expense reimbursement cap for state lawmakers from $7,000 to $10,000 and create a separate $10,000 yearly allowance for security expenses at their homes and while traveling on official duties.
HB1006: HB1006 Public Health, Department of; require inclusion of an opioid antagonist in first aid kits maintained at certain establishments
A Georgia House bill would require every bar and restaurant in the state to keep opioid antagonists like Narcan in a first aid kit on site and train staff to use them during an overdose.
HB1008: HB1008 General Assembly; approved allowances paid to members residing within 50 miles of the state capitol shall be paid through the legislative payroll system; provide
A Georgia House bill would require lawmakers who live within 50 miles of the state capitol to receive their approved expense allowances through the legislative payroll system rather than by other means.
HB443: HB443 Game and fish; fees for reef and migratory fish endorsements; provide
A Georgia Senate substitute for HB 443 would repeal the state's raw milk law and create new state fishing license fees for reef and migratory fish, letting the Department of Natural Resources charge $10 for residents and $20 for nonresidents.
HB110: HB110 Pawnbrokers; certain protections for current military members and related persons; provide
A Georgia House bill would bar pawnbrokers from making title pawns, which use a car title as collateral, with active-duty military members and their dependents, backed by a civil penalty.
SB9: SB9 "Ensuring Accountability for Illegal AI Activities Act"; enact
Senate Bill 9 would make it a crime in Georgia to knowingly spread AI generated video, audio, or images that falsely depict a real person's speech or conduct to influence an election, while requiring disclosure labels on AI generated content in campaign ads.