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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.
HB923: HB923 Pharmacies; furnish patients with written informational material when dispensing certain prescription drugs; require
House Bill 923 would require Georgia pharmacies to give patients written warnings and safe disposal information when dispensing certain controlled prescription drugs, and to offer a way to dispose of leftover medication.
HB928: HB928 Insurance; utilization review by an insurer shall not be required in the instance in which a physician has determined the existence of dense breast tissue and the medical necessity of a breast ultrasound; provide
A Georgia House bill would bar health insurers from second-guessing a doctor's decision that a breast ultrasound is medically necessary once dense breast tissue is found, ending utilization review in that specific case.
HB929: HB929 Public Health, Department of; three-year pilot program for dietetics services for public elementary and secondary school students and patients at federally qualified health centers; provide
A Georgia House bill would create a three-year pilot program paying for dietitian visits for public school students and patients at federally qualified health centers, starting June 30, 2026.
HB926: HB926 General Assembly; revise oath of office to require that members conduct themselves with civility
A Georgia House bill would add a civility requirement to the oath every state senator and representative must take before serving, amending the current wording of that oath.
HB922: HB922 Georgia Boater Bill of Rights; enact
House Bill 922 would stop Georgia state agencies and local governments from restricting motor vehicles or boats based on their power source, and would create a state task force to study boating access.
HB927: HB927 Insurance; mammogram coverage criteria for females at risk for breast cancer; include certain relatives
A Georgia House bill would expand the definition of a woman 'at risk' for breast cancer under state insurance law to include those with first or second degree relatives who had breast cancer, not just grandmothers, mothers, sisters, or daughters.
HR951: HR951 Child Abuse Prevention Month; April 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes April 2025 as Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting community efforts to support families and prevent child abuse and neglect statewide.
HR950: HR950 Foster Parent Appreciation Month; May 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution would designate May 2025 as Foster Parent Appreciation Month, honoring foster parents across the state for caring for children in need.
HB930: HB930 Income tax; refundable credit for grocery, transportation, and utility costs; provide
A Georgia House bill would create new refundable income tax credits for grocery, transportation, and utility costs and for workforce training, add a tax credit for attorneys who practice in rural counties, expand a low-income housing tax credit, and add a small new tax on online marketplace sales.
HB925: HB925 The Georgia Maternal Health Momnibus Act; enact
A sweeping Georgia House bill would create a package of new maternal health programs, from telehealth prenatal care pilots and doula Medicaid coverage to workplace pregnancy accommodations and a diaper tax exemption.
HR949: HR949 Trump, President Donald; Elon Musk; creation of the Department of Government Efficiency; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally commends President Donald Trump and Elon Musk for creating the federal Department of Government Efficiency, expressing the House's support for their efforts.
HB924: HB924 Legislative Retirement System; match benefit amounts payable to former and current retired legislators to benefits payable to legislators who were in office on or after January 1, 2022
House Bill 924 would raise the monthly pension formula for former and currently retired Georgia legislators from $28 to $50 per year of service, matching what current members already receive.
HB910: HB910 Georgia Lottery Game of Sports Betting Act; enact
House Bill 910 would legalize and regulate online sports betting in Georgia through the Georgia Lottery Corporation, setting up licensing, a 25% tax on betting revenue, and consumer protections for bettors.
HR947: HR947 House Study Committee on Five Points MARTA Station Permit Issuance; create
A Georgia House resolution would create a five-member study committee to investigate why the City of Atlanta has delayed permits for the Five Points MARTA station rehabilitation project.
HB908: HB908 Education; prohibit a public school, private school, or home school program from requiring a child who has completed all requirements for a high school diploma to take or attend classes for any additional course
House Bill 908 would stop public schools, private schools, and home school programs in Georgia from making a student who has already finished all requirements for a high school diploma keep taking additional classes.
HB918: HB918 Quality Basic Education Act; permit private school students, home study students, and nonresident public school students to enroll as part-time students in any public school in this state
A Georgia House bill would let private school students, home study students, and public school students at other schools enroll part time in any public school in the state to take specific courses, with the enrolling school receiving state funding for them.
HB920: HB920 Hate-Free Heroes Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would bar people who have belonged to hate groups within the past ten years from becoming police officers or serving in the state militia, and would require background screening for hate group ties.
HB904: HB904 Health; certificate of need requirements concerning life plan communities; revise an exemption
House Bill 904 would shorten how long life plan communities' nursing facilities can serve non-resident patients while still qualifying for a state certificate of need exemption, cutting the phase-in period from five years to three and setting permanent limits on non-resident care afterward.
HB912: HB912 Quality Basic Education Act; $500,000.00 in matching grants for purpose of providing home reading programs for students in kindergarten through fourth grade; provisions
House Bill 912 would let the State Board of Education give up to $500,000 a year in matching grants to Georgia school districts that partner with nonprofits on home reading programs for kindergarten through fourth grade students.
HB915: HB915 Law enforcement officers and agencies; authorize county and municipal law enforcement agencies to employ civilian personnel to assist in certain investigations
House Bill 915 would let Georgia county and municipal police agencies hire unarmed civilian workers, called civilian community responders, to help investigate minor traffic crashes and property crimes.