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.
HR987: HR987 Trim, Jackie; grand occasion of his retirement; commend
A Georgia House resolution honors Jackie Trim, the retiring Chairman of the Tattnall County Commissioners, for his public service and military background.
HR970: HR970 Richardson, Jerrica; commend
A Georgia House resolution honors Jerrica Richardson, the first African American elected to represent District 2 on the Cobb County Board of Commissioners, for her public service.
HR988: HR988 The Savannah Tribune; commend
A Georgia House resolution commends The Savannah Tribune, an African American newspaper founded in Savannah in 1875, as it marks 150 years of publishing in 2025.
HR973: HR973 Rich, Jayla; Chattooga County High School's 2025 STAR Student; commend
A Georgia House resolution honors Jayla Rich of Chattooga County High School as its 2025 STAR Student and recognizes teacher Stephanie Ratliff as her chosen STAR Teacher.
HR985: HR985 Makhlouf, Very Reverend Father George Shukri; condolences
A House resolution honors the life of Very Reverend Father George Shukri Makhlouf, a Palestinian-born Orthodox priest who served congregations in New York and Atlanta, following his death in December 2024.
SB376: SB376 "Georgia Restaurant Franchise Relations Act"; enact
A Georgia Senate bill would create new legal protections for restaurant franchise owners, limiting when a franchisor can terminate or refuse to renew a franchise agreement and barring unfair treatment compared to company-owned locations.
SB374: SB374 Buildings; local fire ordinances requiring fire sprinklers in certain multifamily dwellings; authorize
A Georgia Senate bill would clarify that cities and counties can require fire sprinklers in multifamily buildings with more than two units, even though state law bars such mandates for houses and duplexes.
SB373: SB373 Notaries Public; notarial acts to be performed using electronic means when certain requirements are satisfied; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would let notaries public perform notarial acts electronically, adding an electronic signature and electronic seal option alongside the traditional paper and ink process.
SB378: SB378 "Anti-Corruption Act"; enact
A Georgia Senate bill would ban political "leadership committees" controlled by top state officials and bar government-affiliated organizations that receive public funding from lobbying, both starting July 1, 2026.
SB377: SB377 Elections and Primaries; curbside voting for certain voters who because of disability or age cannot enter a polling place or are unable to wait in line to vote; authorize
A Georgia Senate bill would let voters who cannot enter a polling place or wait in line because of disability or age cast a ballot from their vehicle in a designated parking area, with a pilot test set for November 2025.
SB375: SB375 State Government; consider the definition of hinduphobia provided for in this Act to apply to laws and regulations; require certain agencies
A Georgia Senate bill would require state and local agencies enforcing discrimination laws to consider a new legal definition of 'hinduphobia,' and would let courts weigh it when deciding hate crime penalty enhancements.
SR555: SR555 Miller-Fields, Dr. Quentina M.; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends Dr. Quentina M. Miller-Fields, a Savannah educator and Director of Student Affairs for the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System, for her decades of work with youth.
SR554: SR554 Reeves Jr., Lawrence A.; honor
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Lawrence A. Reeves Jr. for his military service, business leadership, ministry work, and contributions to workforce development in the Atlanta area.
SR556: SR556 Moore Jr., Bishop Pierce; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Bishop Pierce Moore Jr. of Savannah Deliverance Center for more than 16 years of pastoral service on his 16th Pastoral Anniversary.
SR538: SR538 PCOM Georgia and PCOM South Georgia; commend
A Senate resolution commends PCOM Georgia and PCOM South Georgia, the osteopathic medical schools in Suwanee and Moultrie, for their anniversaries and role in training Georgia physicians.
SR534: SR534 Beach, Senator Brandon; appointment as United States Treasurer in the current Trump Administration; congratulate
A Georgia Senate resolution congratulates Senator Brandon Beach on his appointment as United States Treasurer and honors his years of service in the Georgia State Senate.
SR546: SR546 Allen, Nyala; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes Army veteran Nyala Allen for her military service and her work as a business owner supporting veterans and military families.
SR541: SR541 Sheriff's Klean Initiative Program (S.K.I.P.) Unit; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes the Clayton County Sheriff's Office S.K.I.P. Unit, an inmate work program focused on community cleanup and rehabilitation.
SR549: SR549 Causey, Etesta Y; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes and commends retired Army Reserve Master Sergeant Etesta Y Causey for her military service and civilian accomplishments on Women Veterans Appreciation Day at the Capitol.
SR537: SR537 Poder Latinx in Georgia; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally commends Poder Latinx, a nonpartisan civic organization, for its voter registration and civic engagement work among Latino communities in the state.
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