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.
HB404: HB404 Conyers, City of; revise city boundaries
House Bill 404 amends the City of Conyers charter to add 27 specifically described parcels of land in Rockdale County to the city's official boundaries.
HB396: HB396 Acworth, City of; adopt by reference a certain map
House Bill 396 updates the City of Acworth's charter to officially adopt a new map, dated December 19, 2024, as the city's legal record of its boundary lines.
HB381: HB381 Lower Chattahoochee Regional Transportation Authority; add Clay, Marion, and Webster counties
House Bill 381 adds Clay, Marion, and Webster counties to the Lower Chattahoochee Regional Transportation Authority and updates the authority's governing rules to include them alongside the counties already members.
HB398: HB398 Food, drugs, and cosmetics; authorize production and sale of cottage food items with certain exemptions, requirements, and disclosures
House Bill 398 creates a statewide legal framework letting Georgians sell homemade foods like jams, baked goods, and dried herbs directly to consumers and stores, while limiting how much local governments can regulate them.
HB356: HB356 City of Doraville Building and Public Facilities Authority Act; enact
House Bill 356 creates the City of Doraville Building and Public Facilities Authority, a new state-chartered entity that can build, own, and finance public buildings and facilities for the city and issue bonds to pay for them.
SB140: SB140 Optometrists; doctors of optometry to dispense and sell pharmaceutical agents to patients under certain conditions; provide
Senate Bill 140 lets Georgia optometrists dispense and sell certain non-controlled eye medications directly to patients in their offices, under new recordkeeping and pharmacy board rules.
SB130: SB130 Health; medical education funding and the service cancelable loan program; expand
Senate Bill 130 expands Georgia's medical education funding and rural physician loan programs to cover more teaching sites and to make doctors in residency or fellowship training eligible for loan repayment if they agree to practice in underserved areas.
HB355: HB355 Doraville, City of; office of councilmember or mayor; filling vacancies; provide
A House bill would change how the City of Doraville fills vacancies in the mayor's office or on the city council, setting different rules depending on how much time is left in the term.
SB105: SB105 Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians; licensed veterinarians and veterinary technicians to practice veterinary teleadvice; authorize
Senate Bill 105 lets Georgia veterinarians and veterinary technicians give advice, urgent triage, and full veterinary care over phone or video under specific conditions, updating state law that previously did not address telemedicine.
SB99: SB99 Crimes and Offenses; definition of law enforcement officer; provide
Senate Bill 99 creates a broader legal definition of "law enforcement officer" in Georgia's criminal code, covering certain out-of-state, federal, and newly appointed officers who have not yet completed standard Georgia training.
SB101: SB101 Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy; testing in the newborn screening system; require
A Georgia Senate bill would require health insurance plans in the state to cover medically necessary orthotic and prosthetic devices, including their materials, fittings, repairs, and replacements, starting with policies issued after January 1, 2026.
SB100: SB100 "Andee's Law"; enact
Georgia's Senate Bill 100, known as Andee's Law, would let adopted adults born in Georgia request a copy of their original birth certificate, which state law currently seals after adoption.
HB287: HB287 Environmental Protection Division; Environmental Advisory Council; update reference date to standards, rules, and regulations
House Bill 287 updates the reference dates Georgia uses to define which environmental, wildlife, and boating rules count as criminal law, and makes several unrelated changes to hunting and fishing licenses and fees.
HB240: HB240 Mortgage lenders and brokers; prohibit unfair or deceptive practices in consumer transactions related to mortgage trigger leads
House Bill 240 would make it an unfair or deceptive practice for mortgage lenders and brokers in Georgia to misuse so-called mortgage trigger leads to solicit consumers who have applied for a loan elsewhere.
HB236: HB236 Bartow County; appointment of a county surveyor; provide
A House bill would end the elected office of county surveyor in Bartow County and let the county's governing authority appoint someone to the job instead, starting with the next term.
HB266: HB266 Income tax; exempt income received as personal compensation for full-time duty in the active military service of the United States
This Georgia House bill expands the state income tax break for military retirement pay and revises the tax credit that Georgians can claim for donating to local law enforcement foundations, raising the credit's overall cap and extending it through 2031.
HB226: HB226 Cochran, City of; change corporate limits
House Bill 226 expands the City of Cochran's official boundaries to include a stretch of State Route 23 (U.S. Highway 87) running north to Jac Arts Road, updating the city's 2012 charter.
SB70: SB70 "Conyers Community Improvement Districts Act"; enact
Senate Bill 70 creates a legal framework letting the City of Conyers set up one or more community improvement districts, funded by taxes on nonresidential property owners, to pay for local infrastructure like roads, parks, and water systems.
HB224: HB224 Highways, bridges, and ferries; construction or maintenance of roads upon military bases or installations paid for by the United States Department of Defense or other entities; authorize
House Bill 224 lets the Georgia Department of Transportation build or maintain roads on military bases when the work is done under an agreement with, and fully paid for by, the U.S. Department of Defense or another federal entity.
HB208: HB208 Special license plates; support state parks and historic sites; establish
House Bill 208 lets totally and partially disabled Georgia veterans get free license plates for up to two vehicles instead of one, and creates several new specialty license plates, including one supporting state parks and historic sites.
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