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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.
HB223: HB223 Revenue and taxation; exclude from the calculation of taxable net income certain disaster relief or assistance grant program payments for agricultural losses suffered due to Hurricane Helene
HB223 gives Georgia timber growers and farmers hit by Hurricane Helene temporary property tax relief, new income tax exclusions, a big refundable tax credit, and a sales tax break on farm building repairs.
HB161: 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 lets top Georgia Bureau of Investigation officials subpoena electronic communication records in more types of criminal investigations and rewrites the state's domestic terrorism law to define the crime and set specific prison terms.
HB143: HB143 Water resources; water-measuring devices for farm use of surface and ground water; revise provisions
HB 143 rewrites Georgia's rules for installing and maintaining water-measuring devices on farm permits for both surface water and groundwater, spelling out who pays for devices and how the state tracks farm water use.
HB105: HB105 Public officers and employees; increase indemnification award of certain state public school personnel in the event of death
House Bill 105 raises the state death benefit paid through Georgia's State Indemnification Fund from $75,000 to $150,000 and requires new notices to peace officers hurt on the job about that fund and disability pay.
HB116: HB116 Public Safety, Department of; Motor Carrier Compliance Division to Commercial Vehicle Enforcement; change name
House Bill 116 renames the Department of Public Safety's Motor Carrier Compliance Division as Commercial Vehicle Enforcement and requires its law enforcement officers to be trained, sworn, and certified.
HB114: HB114 Motor vehicles; federal regulations regarding safe operation of commercial motor vehicle and carriers; update reference date
House Bill 114 updates a reference in Georgia law so that state rules for commercial trucking safety point to the federal safety regulations in effect on January 1, 2025, instead of January 1, 2024.
HB799: HB799 Long County; Board of Education; provide compensation for members
House Bill 799 sets new monthly pay for members of the Long County Board of Education, with higher amounts for the vice chairperson and chairperson.
SB347: SB347 Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority; method of appointing the membership; change
Senate Bill 347 rewrites how the Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority board is chosen, moving from four appointed members to a five-seat board with a joint approval process and a seat reserved for a county commission leader.
HB793: HB793 Home Ownership Municipal Exemption (H.O.M.E.) Act; enact
House Bill 793 would create a new City of Brunswick homestead property tax exemption that grows the longer a homeowner has owned their home, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HB797: HB797 Homelessness Prevention Act of Chatham County; enact
House Bill 797 creates the Interagency Council on Homelessness for Chatham-Savannah as a public corporation to coordinate homeless services and federal funding across Chatham County and the City of Savannah.
SB340: SB340 City of Tybee Island; selection of a mayor pro tem; provide
A Senate bill would rewrite the City of Tybee Island's charter to set clear rules for how the city council picks a mayor pro tem and fills that role if it becomes vacant.
HB763: HB763 Richmond Hill-Bryan County Airport Authority Act; enact
House Bill 763 creates the Richmond Hill-Bryan County Airport Authority, a new 11-member public body empowered to build, own, and finance a general aviation airport for Bryan County and the City of Richmond Hill.
HB760: HB760 Glynn County; board of commissioners; chairperson and members; change annual salary
House Bill 760 raises the annual pay for the chairperson, vice chairperson, and other members of the Glynn County Board of Commissioners, and requires withholding pay for missed meetings.
HB762: HB762 Savannah Music Commission Act; enact
HB762 creates the Savannah Music Commission, a state public corporation charged with promoting Chatham County's music industry through festivals, education partnerships, and funding efforts.
HB732: HB732 Glynn County; levy an excise tax
House Bill 732 lets Glynn County's government raise its hotel and lodging excise tax to as much as 7 percent, with the extra money earmarked for tourism marketing and tourism-related projects.
HB724: HB724 Pembroke, City of; mayor and city council members; provide four-year terms
House Bill 724 would change the City of Pembroke's mayor and city council from their current terms to four-year terms, starting with the 2027 municipal election.
HB722: HB722 Bryan County; State Court; provide for a chief judge and an associate judge
House Bill 722 restructures the State Court of Bryan County by creating a chief judge position for the existing full-time judge and adding a new part-time associate judge appointed by the Governor.
HB730: HB730 Chatham-Savannah Authority for the Homeless; provide for membership
A House bill would restructure the governing board of the Chatham-Savannah Authority for the Homeless, setting a 13-member board with defined appointment rules, meeting requirements, and updated duties tied to federal homelessness programs.
HB714: HB714 Rincon, City of; designation of electors; revise provisions
House Bill 714 revises how the City of Rincon's community improvement district defines property owners eligible to vote and how the district's governing board is appointed and elected.
HB584: HB584 Health; reassign licensing and oversight of certain treatments and programs from Departments of Community Health to Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities
House Bill 584 moves licensing and oversight of drug abuse treatment programs, narcotic treatment programs, community living arrangements, and adult residential mental health programs from the Department of Community Health to the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, effective January 1, 2026.
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