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Georgia General Assembly bills and resolutions from the 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session: 5,656 measures, 5,652 with stored text, with actions through 2026-07-11. Each bill has its status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
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- Only these sessions: 2026 Special Session, 2025-2026 Regular Session. Earlier sessions are not loaded.
- 4 measures have no stored text, because the General Assembly's website publishes none for them (HB 67, HB 68, HB 973, HB 974). Their pages link to the legislature's own page.
- The stored text is the latest version the General Assembly's website lists for the measure (`text_version` names it); earlier versions are not stored. Where a bill amends current law, the words it strikes out are marked <del> and the words it adds <ins>, as the printed bill shows them.
- Spanish translations of the summaries exist for 5,652 of the 5,652 measures with summaries (`lang=es`); the text of a measure, and every quote from it, stays in English.
Senate · Passed · February 2, 2026
SR649: Jackson, Beatrice "Bea"; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends Beatrice "Bea" Jackson of Covington for her decades of community service work across the state.
Senate · Introduced · February 2, 2026
SB438: Education; the beginning age for compulsory school attendance from six years to five years; reduce
A Georgia Senate bill would lower the compulsory school attendance age from six to five and require all local school systems to offer full-day kindergarten, which children would have to attend before first grade. The change would only take effect once the legislature specifically funds it.
Senate · Passed · February 2, 2026
SR646: Alexander Sr., Mr. Fred; recognize
A Senate resolution recognizes Mr. Fred Alexander Sr. of Georgia for overcoming a long battle with cancer, honoring his life, family, and career.
Senate · Passed · February 2, 2026
SR645: Joint Session; message from the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
A Senate resolution sets up a joint session of the Georgia House and Senate on February 4, 2026, so the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court can deliver an address to lawmakers.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1072: Environmental Protection Division; authorize director to investigate and consider out-of-state regulatory history when processing applications for certain permits
House Bill 1072 would let Georgia's Environmental Protection Division director deny certain environmental permits based on an applicant's regulatory violations or civil or criminal penalties in other states.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1071: Georgia Workplace Safety and Heat Protection Act; enact
House Bill 1071 would require Georgia employers to adopt heat illness prevention programs for workers in extreme heat, with the Department of Labor enforcing rules through inspections, fines, and a grant program.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1069: Public Health, Department of; publish and maintain statistical reports relating to induced terminations of pregnancy notwithstanding requirements on the department for physician confidentiality; require
House Bill 1069 would require Georgia's Department of Public Health to publish annual statistics on induced pregnancy terminations dating back to 1994, even where other state laws otherwise protect physician confidentiality.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1068: Georgia Constituent Services Improvement and Accountability Act; enact
House Bill 1068 would give each Georgia legislator a new $7,000 expense allowance for constituent services, add up to $1,000 a year for delegation offices, and create a new Office of Constituent Services to support lawmakers statewide.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1065: West Point, City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
A House bill would let City of West Point voters decide on a new $100,000 property tax break for senior residents whose income does not exceed $50,000, starting with a November 2026 referendum.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
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 law, affecting school accountability measures, test prep courses, dual enrollment eligibility, and HOPE and Zell Miller scholarship qualifications.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1062: Education, Department of; publish relevant and applicable federal guidance documents and related information; require
House Bill 1062 would require the Georgia Department of Education to publish federal guidance documents it receives on a dedicated webpage and report annually to legislative committees about them.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1060: Georgia Public Safety Transparency and Citizen Protection Act of 2026; enact
A Georgia House bill would ban most law enforcement officers from wearing face coverings during routine duties like traffic stops and patrols, require them to show ID and state their name and agency, and tighten the rules on when police can use deadly force.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1059: Data Center Impact Assessment and Development Moratorium Act of 2026; enact
A Georgia House bill would block new data center permits statewide from July 2026 through the end of 2028 and create a 14 member commission to study the industry's effects before any new development resumes.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1081: Handicapped persons; adults with cognitive decline to be considered disabled adults; provide
A Georgia House bill would expand the legal definition of a disabled adult to include people showing signs of cognitive decline, extending elder abuse protections beyond those with Alzheimer's or dementia diagnoses.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1079: Income tax; credits for rehabilitation of historic structures; revise expiration and transferability
A Georgia House bill would shorten how long historic rehabilitation tax credits can be carried forward, from ten years to two, while creating a new right to transfer unused credits when a historic property is sold.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HB1078: Georgia Administrative Procedure Act; periodic review and automatic sunset of agency rules; provide
A Georgia House bill would require every state agency's rules to expire automatically every four years unless the agency reviews and formally renews them, starting with a 2027 review cycle.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HR1112: Georgia Menstrual Equity Act of 2026; urge statewide support
A Georgia House resolution urges statewide support for the 'Georgia Menstrual Equity Act of 2026,' a proposed effort to expand access to menstrual products and reduce period poverty, without itself changing any law.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
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 that tracks available inpatient psychiatric beds in real time.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
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 would express support for a proposed 'Mental Health Sentencing and Treatment Alternatives Act' and call attention to the need for sentencing alternatives for people with serious mental illness in the state's prisons and jails.
House · Introduced · February 2, 2026
HR1108: Education; equip students with the skills of critical media consumption; recognize urgent need
A Georgia House resolution encourages the State Board of Education and the Department of Education to adopt media literacy standards for grades 9-12, aimed at helping students spot misinformation and bias.
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