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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.
What this collection holds, and what it leaves out
- 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 · July 1, 2025
SB79: "Fentanyl Eradication and Removal Act"; enact
Senate Bill 79, the "Fentanyl Eradication and Removal Act," creates a separate Georgia trafficking offense for fentanyl with its own weight thresholds and mandatory minimum prison terms, and updates related laws that reference drug trafficking.
Senate · Passed · July 1, 2025
SB81: Motor Vehicle Franchise Practices; protection of consumer data in motor vehicle sales; provide
Senate Bill 81 rewrites Georgia's motor vehicle franchise law to limit how manufacturers, distributors, and their affiliates can access or use dealer and consumer data, and adds new rules for online vehicle sales activity and dealer compensation.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
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 U.S. Department of Defense or another federal entity agrees to pay for the work.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB222: Criminal procedure; inclusion of certain contact information on bonds and recognizances; require
House Bill 222 would require Georgia criminal bail bonds to list the full name, mailing address, email address, and phone number of the defendant and each surety.
Senate · Passed · July 1, 2025
SB72: "Hope for Georgia Patients Act"; enact
Senate Bill 72 creates a new Georgia law letting patients with severely debilitating or life-threatening illnesses seek individualized, genetically customized experimental treatments outside the existing right-to-try system, with strict consent and liability rules.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB217: Education; make Dual Achievement Program a permanent state-wide program
House Bill 217 extends Georgia's Dual Achievement Program, which lets teens earn a high school diploma while attending a technical college, for five more years and rewrites who can enroll starting July 1, 2026.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB199: Courts; protection of personally identifiable information of judges and their spouses; modify provisions
House Bill 199 changes how Georgia protects judges' and their spouses' personal information, replacing a central database with a requirement that state and local government agencies restrict such information from public records upon request.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB196: State employees' health insurance plan; drugs dispensed for self-administration; provisions
House Bill 196 would require the state employees' health insurance plan, teacher health plans, and the university system's health plan to reimburse pharmacies for drugs using a transparent, index based pricing method plus a set dispensing fee, starting January 1, 2026.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB192: Top State for Talent Act; enact
House Bill 192, the Top State for Talent Act, rewrites how Georgia's schools and colleges align career and technical education with the state's list of high-demand jobs, updating career course requirements, grant rules, and workforce reporting.
Senate · Passed · July 1, 2025
SB63: "Quality Basic Education Act"; local school systems offer certain exams to home study students; require
Senate Bill 63 would require Georgia public school systems that offer college entrance and advanced placement exams to make those same tests available to home study students living in their district.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB180: Probate courts; modify certain requirements for probate judges
House Bill 180 changes when probate judge candidates in larger Georgia counties must meet age, legal experience, and bar membership requirements, shifting the deadline from election day to the candidate qualifying period, and adds a new sworn affidavit requirement.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB177: Domestic relations; protection for household pets in both family violence and dating violence protective orders; provide
House Bill 177 lets Georgia courts include household pets in family violence and dating violence protective orders, allowing judges to award pet custody and bar abusers from harming, taking, or hiding pets.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB175: Education; employee comprehensive background checks for early care and education programs and Head Start programs; revise provisions
House Bill 175 rewrites Georgia's background check rules for early care and education programs and Head Start programs, requiring criminal history checks not just for employees but for directors and other affiliated staff, and making license revocation mandatory for noncompliant programs.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB172: Veterinary education; limits on student loan forgiveness program; provide
House Bill 172 raises the cap on Georgia's veterinary student loan forgiveness program from $80,000 to $90,000 and changes eligibility rules for the rural veterinarians who use it.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB167: Game and fish; authorize fluorescent pink hunting outer garments
House Bill 167 would let hunters wear fluorescent pink outer garments as an alternative to fluorescent orange when Georgia law requires visibility clothing for hunting deer, bear, and feral hogs.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB164: Highways, bridges, and ferries; allowable variance for weight limitations upon a vehicle or load; repeal automatic repeal provisions
House Bill 164 makes permanent a 10 percent weight variance for trucks hauling farm products and certain other goods in Georgia, and lets local police, not just state troopers, enforce weight limits on local roads and bridges.
Senate · Passed · July 1, 2025
SB58: "Georgia Transporting Life-Saving Organs and Personnel Act"; enact
Senate Bill 58 lets vehicles that rush organs, tissue, medical supplies, or transplant personnel to a time-critical transplant be licensed and operated like ambulances under Georgia law, with emergency vehicle privileges but no separate state emergency vehicle permit.
Senate · Passed · July 1, 2025
SB56: Georgia State Indemnification Fund; the Department of Administrative Services to purchase annuities for the payment of indemnification claims; authorize
Senate Bill 56 lets the Department of Administrative Services buy annuities to pay Georgia State Indemnification Fund claims and creates a one-time window for families of public safety officers who died of COVID-19 to apply for death benefits.
Senate · Passed · July 1, 2025
SB55: "Dignity and Pay Act"; enact
Senate Bill 55, the "Dignity and Pay Act," would phase out subminimum wages for Georgia workers with disabilities, ending the practice by July 1, 2027 for employers currently using federal subminimum wage certificates.
House · Passed · July 1, 2025
HB161: Georgia Bureau of Investigation; authority to issue subpoenas of electronic communication records for purposes of investigating certain cyber enabled threats to life and property; provide
House Bill 161 expands the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's power to subpoena electronic communication records in more types of criminal investigations and rewrites the state's domestic terrorism law to make it a standalone crime with added penalties for ignoring GBI subpoenas.
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