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.
SB154: SB154 United States Department of Education; references from the Official Code of Georgia Annotated; revise or remove
Senate Bill 154 updates dozens of Georgia laws that reference the U.S. Department of Education, adding "or its successor" language and swapping an outdated financial aid document reference, but most of the changes only kick in if Congress abolishes the federal department.
HB410: HB410 Insurance, Department of; efficiency in the practices; provide
House Bill 410 streamlines several Georgia Department of Insurance licensing and filing procedures, cutting old newspaper-publication and branch-office licensing requirements for insurers and insurance agencies.
HB380: HB380 Lower Chattahoochee Regional Airport Authority; repeal Act
House Bill 380 would abolish the Lower Chattahoochee Regional Airport Authority and shift all of its property and debts to Randolph County, Georgia. The Governor vetoed the bill in May 2025.
HB399: HB399 Property; require certain residential landlords to have in-state staff to manage tenant communications
House Bill 399 would require out-of-state landlords who own single-family or duplex rental homes in Georgia to have a licensed broker, and an in-state staff person if that broker lives elsewhere, to handle tenant maintenance requests and complaints.
HB392: HB392 Georgia Tax Court; certain events; revise dates
House Bill 392 moves up several start-up dates for Georgia's new Tax Court, shifting when the chief judge's term begins and when the court starts accepting tax disputes from the Georgia Tax Tribunal.
HB406: HB406 Judicial Retirement System; increase retirement age of superior court judges first taking office on or after July 1, 2026
House Bill 406 would raise the retirement age for full pension benefits for Georgia judges and district attorneys who first join the Judicial Retirement System on or after July 1, 2026, from 60 to 65.
SB141: SB141 Revenue and Taxation; the appeal and protest period from 30 days to 45 days for tax assessments; extend
Senate Bill 141 extends the deadline for Georgians to appeal or protest a state tax assessment from 30 days to 45 days, and lets counties extend preferential tax treatment for historic properties.
SB147: SB147 Correctional Institutions of State and Counties; consent for the release of certain criminal history, vocational, and educational information for inmates upon release; provide
Senate Bill 147 changes how Georgia's prison system shares job related and identification documents with inmates when they are released, adding a consent requirement and new exemptions from resume rules.
HB351: HB351 Board of Natural Resources; modify powers and duties
House Bill 351 rewrites parts of Georgia's solid waste management law, changing what the Board of Natural Resources can regulate, easing some permit restrictions, and updating public notice rules for landfill siting meetings.
HB358: HB358 Agriculture; prohibiting acquisition of possessory interest in certain land by certain foreign persons and entities; provide for a definition
House Bill 358 adds a legal definition of "military installation" to Georgia's law restricting certain foreign persons and entities from acquiring land, likely land near military bases.
HB348: HB348 Insurance; expand lines of insurance or reinsurance in which a limited purpose subsidiary and captive insurance company may engage
House Bill 348 loosens Georgia insurance law to let limited purpose subsidiaries use more financing options and let captive insurance companies write broader lines of insurance or reinsurance, subject to state approval.
HB352: HB352 Georgia Gestational Diabetes Management Act; enact
House Bill 352 expands Georgia Medicaid's coverage of continuous glucose monitors to include recipients with gestational diabetes, updating the state's coverage rules starting July 1, 2025.
HB360: HB360 Revenue and taxation; rehabilitation of historic structures; revise tax credit
House Bill 360 lets Georgia developers who were preapproved for the state's historic rehabilitation tax credit in 2027 or 2028 instead claim a reduced version of that credit in 2026, if their project is finished early.
SB138: SB138 Incorporation of Municipal Corporations; transition of certain services related to newly incorporated municipalities in certain counties; provide
A Georgia Senate bill sets rules for how large counties (those with more than 15 municipalities) hand off police, road, and infrastructure services to brand-new cities, and how tax and fee money is split during the transition.
SB132: SB132 Insanity and Mental Incapacity; hearing before a court orders an evaluation of the mental competency of an accused person to stand trial; require
Senate Bill 132 changes how Georgia courts handle questions about a criminal defendant's mental competency to stand trial, requiring a hearing before ordering an evaluation and setting faster timelines and possible dismissal for people accused only of nonviolent misdemeanors.
SB139: SB139 City of Mulberry; change the corporate limits of the city
A Senate bill expands the corporate limits of the City of Mulberry in Gwinnett County by annexing a large list of specific parcels of land into the city.
SB137: SB137 City of Mulberry; provisions related to jurisdiction of the municipal court; revise
A Senate bill would revise the City of Mulberry's charter to broaden its municipal court's jurisdiction and clarify how services and legal cases transfer from Gwinnett County during the city's transition period.
SB119: SB119 Manufactured or Mobile Homes; limited exceptions to circumstances under which a manufactured home shall become real property; provide
Senate Bill 119 changes how Georgia treats manufactured and mobile homes that get converted from personal property into real property, adding new protections for lenders holding liens on those homes.
HB327: HB327 Official Code of Georgia Annotated; amend various titles
A large housekeeping bill from the Georgia General Assembly rewrites dozens of Georgia's trust, estate, probate, and family law statutes, updating rules on trustees, inheritance rights, and assisted reproduction.
HB339: HB339 Motor vehicles; exempt ride share drivers or ride share network services from definition of motor carrier
House Bill 339 would shield ride share companies like Uber and Lyft from most lawsuits over crashes caused by their drivers, as long as the company follows background check and other legal requirements.
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