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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 2026-06-25. 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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HB726: Commerce and trade; surcharges charged by merchants for purchasers' use of credit cards; limit amount
House Bill 726 would cap the extra fee Georgia merchants can charge customers for paying with a credit card, limiting the surcharge to the merchant's actual cost of processing the transaction.
HB731: Alternative Homestead Option Sales and Use Tax Act of 2025; enact
House Bill 731 would let Georgia counties create a new type of 1 percent sales tax, paired with a local homestead exemption, that would fund road projects and offset property tax bills for homeowners.
HB727: Administrative Services, Department of; post-employment restriction for state employees involved in state purchasing; provide
House Bill 727 would bar Georgia state employees who handle purchasing contracts from taking a job with a vendor or contractor they dealt with for 12 months after leaving state service.
HB725: Property; certain rental agreements; provide landlord duties
House Bill 725 would spell out specific health and safety standards Georgia landlords must meet in their rental units, from structural soundness to smoke detectors and clean water.
HR480: World War II Veteran Bobby Blackwell Memorial Drive; Banks County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would name a stretch of State Route 51 in Banks County the World War II Veteran Bobby Blackwell Memorial Drive, honoring a local veteran and longtime public servant.
HB723: Income tax; expenses incurred in the provision of a warming center to unsheltered individuals on certain days of inclement weather; provide tax credit
A Georgia House bill would give taxpayers an income tax credit for the costs of running a warming center that shelters unsheltered people during cold weather, starting January 1, 2026.
HB677: Health; certain placement procedures for children upon discharge from a hospital or psychiatric residential treatment facility; provide
A Georgia House bill would require hospitals and psychiatric residential treatment facilities to form a rapid-response task force when a discharged child's parent or guardian fails to pick them up within 48 hours.
HB577: Georgia Nicotine Vapor Products Directory Act; enact
HB577 would create a state directory of legal nicotine vapor products in Georgia, banning sales of any vapor product with nicotine that isn't listed, with penalties for violations.
HB529: Georgia Online Automatic Renewal Transparency Act; enact
Georgia House Bill 529 would tighten rules on automatic renewal contracts, requiring sellers to let consumers opt out of renewal terms and requiring businesses to make online cancellation as easy as online sign up.
HB429: Ad valorem tax; exempt vehicles owned by a natural person for which a title was issued before March 1, 2013
House Bill 429 would exempt Georgia motor vehicles owned by an individual from ad valorem (property) taxes if the vehicle's title was issued in the state before March 1, 2013.
HB425: Revenue and taxation; purchase of an emergency power generator to convenience stores and grocery stores; provide tax credit
HB425 would create a Georgia state income tax credit for convenience stores and skilled nursing facilities that buy and install emergency backup power generators, capped at $5,000 per year and $5 million statewide.
SB124: Education; State School Superintendent and the Department of Education to take all steps reasonably necessary to implement guidance documents from a federal agency; require
A Georgia Senate bill would require the State School Superintendent and Department of Education to implement guidance from federal agencies and would let children of active duty military stationed in Georgia qualify for promise scholarship accounts regardless of where they live.
SB126: Completion Special Schools Act; certain students to be enrolled; lower the age of eligibility from 18 to 16
A Georgia Senate bill would lower the minimum age for enrolling in a completion special school from 18 to 16, letting younger students who dropped out qualify for these dropout-recovery programs.
HB250: Better Small Business Employee Benefits Act; enact
House Bill 250 would create a new state registration and oversight system for professional employer organizations (PEOs), the companies that co-employ workers for small businesses, under Georgia's Department of Insurance.
HR128: Watkins, Mr. Joseph Samuel; compensate
House Resolution 128 directs the state to pay five men a combined total of more than $7.6 million after their wrongful murder or rape convictions in Georgia were overturned and the charges dismissed.
HR554: Nationwide Polio Vaccination Campaign; 70th anniversary; recognize
A Georgia House resolution commemorates the 70th anniversary of the nationwide Polio Vaccination Campaign and honors the scientists, physicians, and Georgians involved in fighting polio.
HR551: Stuckey, Norman Joseph, Jr.; condolences
A Georgia House resolution honors the life of Norman Joseph Stuckey Jr., a Cadwell native, Army veteran, and longtime Robins Air Force Base employee who died on March 3, 2025.
HR534: Title I Parent Centers of the Meadowcreek Cluster and the Parent Instructional Coordinators and Parent Outreach Liaisons at Ferguson Elementary School, Graves Elementary School, Lilburn Elementary School, Meadowcreek Elementary School, and others; commend
A Georgia House resolution commends the Title I Parent Centers of the Meadowcreek Cluster in Gwinnett County and the parent coordinators and liaisons who run family engagement programs at ten local schools.
HR538: Hardrick, Catherine; receiving the 2025 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leadership Award; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally congratulates Catherine Hardrick, a disabled Army veteran and community leader, for receiving the 2025 Yellow Rose Nikki T. Randall Servant Leadership Award.
HR544: Greaves, Dr. Paula; commend
A Georgia House resolution honors Dr. Paula Greaves, a Marietta obstetrician and gynecologist, for her work improving maternal health care for women in the Wellstar Health System.
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