Georgia CommonsBills and resolutions
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 2026-06-25. 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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- 4 measures have no stored text (LegiScan lists no document for them, or the document could not be read); their pages link to the legislature's own copy.
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SR388: Fisher, Diane Munzer; congratulate
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes Diane Munzer Fisher of Gwinnett County for receiving the 2025 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leader Award for her civic and voting-rights work.
SR381: Autoimmune Disease Awareness Month; recognize March 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution would recognize March 2025 as Autoimmune Disease Awareness Month, drawing attention to autoimmune diseases and their disproportionate impact on Black women.
SR378: Jeff Foxworthy Highway; Fulton County; dedicate
A Senate resolution would name a stretch of Interstate 85 in Fulton County the Jeff Foxworthy Highway in honor of the Georgia comedian and author.
SR384: Futch, Mrs. Becky; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Mrs. Becky Futch of Cook High School for her retirement after 30 years as a teacher.
SR383: City of Thomasville Day; recognize March 27, 2025
A Senate resolution designates March 27, 2025 as City of Thomasville Day at the Georgia state capitol, honoring the city's history and notable figures.
SR379: Wilson, Mrs. Valarie; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Mrs. Valarie Wilson for her public service as Executive Director of the Georgia School Boards Association and her earlier work on the Decatur school board.
SR382: Gibbs, Principal Kimberly; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Kimberly Gibbs, principal of Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School, for her leadership and contributions to the school.
SR387: Chit Chat Communications; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends Chit Chat Communications, an Atlanta public relations firm, for the 14th year of its 'Celebrating Women of Color...' program honoring women and girls.
SR377: Rabun County; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes Rabun County as the 'Waterfall Capital of Georgia,' citing its roughly 120 waterfalls and outdoor tourism economy.
SR380: Powers, Leisa; condolences
A Senate resolution honors the life of Leisa Powers, a Decatur community leader and Cox Enterprises human resources manager, and expresses the Georgia Senate's condolences to her family.
SR385: Downtown Atlanta Day; recognize March 13, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes March 13, 2025 as Downtown Atlanta Day at the state capitol, highlighting billions of dollars in ongoing downtown Atlanta development projects.
HR565: Crockett, Congresswoman Jasmine; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally commends U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett of Texas for her career in civil rights law and public service, honoring her rather than changing any law.
HR562: Warnock, Senator Raphael G.; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally recognizes and commends U.S. Senator Raphael G. Warnock for his public service, ministry, and legislative work on behalf of Georgians.
HR564: Mainor, Mesha; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally recognizes and commends former state Representative Mesha Mainor for her public service and legislative career.
HR563: Ossoff, Senator Jon; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally commends U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff for his legislative work on infrastructure, veterans' care, and public safety, without changing any state law.
HR560: Au, Dr. Michelle; commend
A Georgia House resolution recognizes and commends Dr. Michelle Au, an Atlanta anesthesiologist and state legislator, for her medical career and public service.
HR561: Williams, Congresswoman Nikema; commend
A Georgia House resolution commends U.S. Congresswoman Nikema Williams for her career in public service and advocacy on voting rights, healthcare, and economic equity.
HR566: McBath, Congresswoman Lucy; commend
A Georgia House resolution honors U.S. Congresswoman Lucy McBath, praising her work in Congress on gun safety, veterans' issues, and health care costs.
HR559: Ruby and Loy Grogan Memorial Intersection; Forsyth County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would name the intersection of State Route 369 and Bannister Road in Forsyth County the Ruby and Loy Grogan Memorial Intersection, honoring the couple who ran L.J. Grocery.
HB751: Community Health, Department of; submit a Section 1115 waiver request to the United States Department of Health and Human Services for Medicare and Medicaid Services; authorize
A Georgia House bill would direct the Department of Community Health to ask the federal government for permission to count childcare and caregiving as qualifying work activities under the state's Medicaid program.
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