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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.
Senate · Passed · April 30, 2025
SB344: Probate Court of Crawford County; assessment and collection of a technology fee; authorize
A Senate bill would let the Probate Court of Crawford County charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and up to $5 on fines, with the money limited to court technology purchases and the fee ending in 2035.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB790: Macon County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
House Bill 790 would let the Probate Court of Macon County charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and fines to pay for court computer and digital equipment, ending in 2035.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB785: Crawford County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
House Bill 785 would let the Probate Court of Crawford County charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and up to $5 as a surcharge on fines, with the money dedicated to court technology upgrades until 2035.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB778: Upson County; Magistrate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
A local bill for Upson County would let the Magistrate Court charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and fines to pay for court computer and digital record-keeping needs, with the fee expiring in 2035.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB774: Dekalb County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
A House bill would let the Probate Court of DeKalb County charge up to a $5 technology fee on each civil filing to pay for court computer and records equipment, with the fee authority ending in 2035.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB701: Terrell County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
House Bill 701 would let the Probate Court of Terrell County charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and criminal fines, including cases handled while serving as Terrell County's magistrate court.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB553: Taylor County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of technology fee
A House bill would let the Probate Court of Taylor County charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and up to $5 as a surcharge on fines, with the money earmarked for court technology through 2035.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB538: Schley County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of technology fee
House Bill 538 lets the Probate Court of Schley County charge a technology fee of up to $5 on civil filings and court fines to pay for computer and digital record-keeping upgrades.
Senate · Passed · April 30, 2025
SB145: Augusta Judicial Circuit; a sixth judge of the superior courts; provide
Senate Bill 145 adds a sixth superior court judge to the Augusta Judicial Circuit, to be appointed by the Governor and later elected by voters, to help handle the circuit's caseload.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB39: Habersham County; Magistrate Court; authorize assessment and collection of technology fee
House Bill 39 lets the Magistrate Court of Habersham County charge up to $10 in filing fees and up to $10 in fine surcharges to pay for court technology, replacing a similar 2024 law.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB33: Cook County; Magistrate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
House Bill 33 lets the Magistrate Court of Cook County, Georgia charge up to $5 on each civil case filing to pay for computers and office technology, with the fee set to expire in 2030.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB32: Cook County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
House Bill 32 would let the Probate Court of Cook County charge up to $5.00 per civil filing as a technology fee to pay for computers and office equipment, with the fee authority ending in mid-2030.
House · Passed · April 30, 2025
HB6: Mitchell County; Board of Commissioners; filling vacancies; revise provisions
House Bill 6 rewrites how Mitchell County fills a vacancy on its Board of Commissioners, setting different rules depending on when in a term the seat opens up.
Senate · Passed · April 28, 2025
SB180: High Demand Apprenticeship Program; opportunities for apprenticeship sponsors to enter into apprenticeship program contracts with State Board of the Technical College System of Georgia; provide
Senate Bill 180 lets apprenticeship sponsors, not just employer sponsors, contract directly with the State Board of the Technical College System of Georgia for the High Demand Apprenticeship Program and collect completion awards.
House · Passed · April 28, 2025
HB307: Quality Basic Education Act; students significantly at risk of not achieving grade level reading proficiency or with characteristics of dyslexia; include provisions
House Bill 307 rewrites Georgia's early literacy law to add specific provisions for students showing characteristics of dyslexia, require written notice and support plans for those students, ban the three cueing reading method in K-3 classrooms, and extend the Georgia Council on Literacy through 2030.
House · Passed · April 28, 2025
HB268: Education; safety, health, and well-being of students and school communities; provide
House Bill 268 requires Georgia public schools to install panic alert systems and mapping data for first responders, rewrites how student records move between schools and agencies, creates new school violence and suicide prevention programs, and adds new criminal offenses for threats against schools.
Senate · Passed · April 28, 2025
SB82: "Local Charter School Authorization and Support Act of 2025"; enact
Senate Bill 82 creates a new state program to encourage Georgia local school boards to approve charter school petitions, offering grant money for approvals and new consequences for repeated denials that are later overturned by the state.
Senate · Passed · April 21, 2025
SB68: Civil Practice; substantive and comprehensive revision of provisions regarding civil practice, evidentiary matters, damages, and liability in tort actions; provide
Senate Bill 68 rewrites large parts of Georgia's civil lawsuit rules, changing how lawyers can argue pain-and-suffering damages, creating a new legal standard for negligent security lawsuits, letting juries hear evidence of seat belt non-use, and changing what medical bills injured plaintiffs can recover.
House · Passed · April 15, 2025
HB112: Income tax; one-time tax credit for taxpayers who filed returns for both 2023 and 2024 taxable years; provide
House Bill 112 gives a one-time state income tax refund to Georgians who filed both 2023 and 2024 tax returns, with amounts up to $250 for single filers, $375 for heads of household, and $500 for joint filers.
House · Passed · April 4, 2025
HR993: Allers, Kimberly Seals; Irth Day; April 11, 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution honors journalist and maternal health advocate Kimberly Seals Allers and designates April 11, 2025, as Irth Day in recognition of her work on Black maternal health.
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