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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.
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- 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.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB592: Cleveland, City of; provide new charter
House Bill 592 rewrites the entire city charter for Cleveland, Georgia, spelling out how the mayor, city council, city manager, courts, and finances of the White County city are organized and run.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB591: Cleveland, City of; Municipal Court; charge a technology fee
House Bill 591 lets the Municipal Court of the City of Cleveland, Georgia add a technology fee of up to $10 to criminal and quasi-criminal fines to pay for court and police technology.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB587: Cartersville, City of; provide for a finance director
House Bill 587 would restructure Cartersville's city government by creating a finance director position separate from the city clerk, and would let the Municipal Court charge a technology fee on criminal fines.
Senate · Passed · May 13, 2025
SB237: Newton County Public Facilities Authority; contracts and borrowing of funds; revise provisions
Senate Bill 237 would update the 2020 state law creating the Newton County Public Facilities Authority, changing how it can borrow money, issue bonds, and hand over its assets if it dissolves.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB572: Braselton, Town of; annex certain properties
House Bill 572 amends the Town of Braselton's charter to annex a specific list of parcels in Barrow County into the town's corporate limits.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB568: Euharlee, City of; levy an excise tax
House Bill 568 would let the City of Euharlee raise its hotel/motel tax from a lower rate up to 8 percent, with the extra money earmarked for tourism promotion and tourism-related projects.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB540: Gwinnett County; ad valorem tax for educational purposes; expand additional homestead exemption to certain veterans and employees
House Bill 540 would expand a $2,000 Gwinnett County school tax homestead exemption beyond certain public service workers to cover disabled veterans and all Gwinnett County and Buford City school employees, pending voter approval.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB539: Gwinnett County; school district ad valorem tax; increase homestead exemption
House Bill 539 would raise the school tax homestead exemption for Gwinnett County homeowners from $4,000 to $10,000, pending voter approval in the 2026 general primary.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB536: Public Facilities Authority of the City of Fairburn Act; enact
House Bill 536 creates the Public Facilities Authority of the City of Fairburn, a new public corporation that can issue bonds and build public projects for the city.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB534: Fairburn, City of; levy an excise tax
House Bill 534 lets the City of Fairburn raise its hotel and motel excise tax from the standard rate up to 8 percent, with the extra money earmarked for tourism promotion and tourism-related projects.
Senate · Passed · May 13, 2025
SB206: "South Georgia Energy Authority Act"; enact
This Georgia Senate bill creates the South Georgia Energy Authority, a new public corporation to acquire and distribute natural gas to five south Georgia cities, with power to issue revenue bonds and set rates.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB514: Kennesaw, City of; corporate limits; change provisions
House Bill 514 adds a specific 2.2-acre parcel near Ernest Barrett Parkway and U.S. Highway 41 to the official corporate limits of the City of Kennesaw in Cobb County.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB498: Garden City Charm and Tourism Act; enact
House Bill 498 would let Augusta-Richmond County raise its hotel and motel tax to as much as 8 percent, with the extra money set aside for tourism promotion and tourism-related development projects.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB448: Gilmer County; appointment of a county surveyor; provide
House Bill 448 abolishes the elected office of county surveyor in Gilmer County and replaces it with a surveyor appointed by the county's governing authority for one year terms.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB412: Polk County Water Authority; reappointment of members; change certain provisions
House Bill 412 changes how long a Polk County Water Authority member must wait before being reappointed after serving two consecutive terms, and requires members to keep serving until a replacement is named.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB411: Banks County; Board of Commissioners; change description of districts
House Bill 411 redraws the boundaries of Banks County's four numbered commissioner districts while keeping a fifth countywide district for the chairperson, without removing any sitting commissioner from office.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
HB404: Conyers, City of; revise city boundaries
House Bill 404 redraws the City of Conyers' boundaries by formally adding 27 specific parcels of land along Milstead Avenue, Milstead Road, Old Covington Highway, Old McDonough Highway, Old Salem Road, and Highway 138 into the city limits.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
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 legal record of the city's boundaries as of January 1, 2025.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
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, expanding its board and updating related legal provisions to include the new counties.
House · Passed · May 13, 2025
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 state instrumentality that can build, finance, and lease public facilities for the city using revenue bonds rather than city or state debt.
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