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.
HB370: HB370 Ad valorem tax; school districts; state-wide base year homestead exemption; provisions
A Senate committee substitute for HB 370 would create a Georgia income tax credit for small employers that contribute to individual coverage health reimbursement arrangements for their employees, capped at $5 million total per year.
HB353: HB353 Georgia Music Office and Music Ready Communities Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would create a state Georgia Music Office inside the Department of Community Affairs to promote the state's music industry and certify local governments as music friendly communities.
HB315: HB315 Law Enforcement Partners Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would add a broad definition of 'law enforcement officer' to state law, covering certain out-of-state and federal officers as well as newly appointed local police chiefs still completing required training.
HB311: HB311 Advancing Fair Employment for All Ages Act; enact
House Bill 311 would expand Georgia's age discrimination in employment law to protect workers 40 and older, removing the current 70-year-old upper age cutoff.
HB330: HB330 Income tax; credits for contributions to law enforcement foundations; revise provisions
A House substitute would raise the yearly cap on Georgia's tax credit for donations to public school scholarship organizations, expand and extend the tax credit for gifts to law enforcement foundations, and lower the credit percentage available to corporations under both programs.
HB324: HB324 Elections; preferential treatment during advance voting and during certain hours on election day to certain voters; provisions
A Georgia House bill would extend the existing line-skipping privilege for older and disabled voters to also cover voters who are blind, deaf, amputees, pregnant, or accompanied by young children or children with special needs.
HB318: HB318 Appeal and error; appeal of superior court decisions on zoning decisions of counties and municipal corporations; provide
House Bill 318 would let Georgians appeal certain superior court rulings on local zoning decisions directly to the Georgia Supreme Court or Court of Appeals, while also rewriting how counties and cities define and handle quasi-judicial zoning decisions.
HB335: HB335 Quality Basic Education Act; address mental health risks for student athletes
House Bill 335 would require Georgia public and private school athletic programs to educate student athletes, parents, and coaches about mental health risks and available mental health resources.
SB102: SB102 Dogfighting; revise provisions
A Georgia Senate bill would expand the state's dogfighting law to also cover game cock fighting, banning the fighting, breeding, and betting on gamecocks the same way dogfighting is already banned, and would criminalize possessing gear made for animal fighting.
HR174: HR174 State Board of Education; appointment of state school superintendent effective not later than January 1, 2031; provide - CA
A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to amend the state constitution so the State School Superintendent is appointed by the State Board of Education, not elected, starting no later than January 1, 2031, and would change how board members are chosen.
HB246: HB246 Courts; office of sheriff and training of peace officers; revise qualification requirements
A House substitute would tighten who can qualify to run for sheriff in Georgia, generally requiring candidates to be certified or registered peace officers in good standing, with a limited path for first responders and former officers to get certified after taking office.
HB260: HB260 Ad valorem tax; increase amount of a state-wide homestead exemption from certain ad valorem taxes
House Bill 260 would raise Georgia's state-wide homestead property tax exemption from $2,000 to $5,000 of a home's value, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
HB247: HB247 Motor vehicles; restoration of licenses; authorize written consent for release of certain information to be obtained and transferred electronically
House Bill 247 would let DUI offenders give written consent electronically to release their alcohol and drug program records, require training for clinical evaluators, and raise fees charged by defensive driving and DUI risk reduction programs in Georgia.
HB249: HB249 Public utilities; solar power facility agreements; revise provisions
House Bill 249 would rewrite Georgia's rules for solar power facility leases, adding stricter financial assurance requirements for removing solar equipment and giving state regulators new power to halt noncompliant projects.
HB242: HB242 Crimes and offenses; disorderly or disruptive conduct at any funeral or memorial service; include religious worship and observance
A House committee substitute for HB 242 would expand Georgia's law against disrupting funerals and memorial services so it also covers religious worship and observance ceremonies.
HB253: HB253 Ethan's Law; enact
Georgia House Bill 253, called Ethan's Law, would bar judges in child custody cases from ordering so-called family reunification treatments or services, defining what those programs are.
HB259: State holidays; second Monday of each August as Local Elected Officials Day in Georgia; designate
A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Title 1 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to general provisions, so as to designate the second Monday of each August as Local Elected Officials Day in Georgia; to provide for related matters; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.
HB218: HB218 Health; lower the age from 50 to 18 years old at which hospitals shall offer inpatient vaccinations for the influenza virus prior to discharge
House Bill 218 would lower the age at which Georgia hospitals must offer flu vaccinations to patients before discharge, from 50 years old to 18 years old.
HR130: HR130 Moore, Mr. Sedrick; compensate
A Georgia House resolution would direct the state to pay Sedrick Moore $1,691,280 for his wrongful conviction and 21-year imprisonment for a 1993 Colquitt County rape and robbery he did not commit.
HB225: HB225 Motor vehicles; enforcement of speeding violations in school zones through automated traffic enforcement safety devices; repeal all laws
A Senate substitute for House Bill 225 would end Georgia's school zone speed camera program, repealing the law that lets automated cameras issue speeding tickets near schools, with the change taking effect July 1, 2028.
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