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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 · May 11, 2026
SB620: State Court of Barrow County; a full-time solicitor-general; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would make the solicitor-general of the State Court of Barrow County a full-time position with a capped salary and set rules for hiring assistant solicitors-general and support staff.
Senate · Passed · May 11, 2026
SB621: "Barrow County Public Facilities Authority Act"; enact
Senate Bill 621 creates the Barrow County Public Facilities Authority, a new government body that can build public facilities, borrow money through revenue bonds, and manage them on behalf of Barrow County.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1545: Putnam County; board of commissioners; current board members to continue their terms of office; provide
A local bill for Putnam County would let current county commissioners finish out their elected terms under existing law, require commissioners to live in the district they represent, and set new rules for filling mid-term vacancies.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1544: Chattooga County; ad valorem tax; county purposes; provide a homestead exemption
House Bill 1544 would create a new homestead property tax exemption of $70,000 for Chattooga County senior citizens age 70 or older with income under $38,000, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1543: Chattooga County; school district ad valorem tax; homestead exemption; increase income cap
House Bill 1543 would raise the income limit for Chattooga County senior citizens' school tax homestead exemption from $20,000 to $38,000 and increase the exemption's value over two years, pending voter approval.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1542: Worth County; Magistrate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
A House bill would let Worth County's Magistrate Court charge a technology fee of up to $10 on civil filings and up to $10 as a surcharge on fines, with the authority to collect it ending in 2036.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1535: Sandy Springs, City of; Redevelopment Powers Law; provide for a referendum
House Bill 1535 would let Sandy Springs use Georgia's Redevelopment Powers Law, including creating tax allocation districts and issuing bonds, but only if city voters approve it in a November 2026 referendum.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1531: Ball Ground, City of; primaries and elections shall be held and conducted in accordance with the Georgia Election Code; revise provisions
House Bill 1531 updates the City of Ball Ground's charter to require that its municipal primaries and elections follow the statewide Georgia Election Code, replacing older local rules.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1528: Franklin Springs, City of; Municipal Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee
A Georgia House bill lets the Municipal Court of the City of Franklin Springs charge a new technology fee of up to $15 on criminal fines, with the money set aside for court technology through 2036.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1527: Franklin Springs, City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 1527 would let City of Franklin Springs residents age 65 and older skip city property taxes entirely on their homes, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1519: Peachtree City Public Facilities Authority; terms of office for certain members; provide
House Bill 1519 sets fixed three-year terms for members of the City of Peachtree City Public Facilities Authority and bars anyone from transferring or claiming ownership interest in a seat on the authority.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1515: Madison County; school district ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 1515 would give Madison County school district residents age 70 or older a $75,000 homestead exemption from local school property taxes, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
Senate · Passed · May 11, 2026
SB618: Municipal Court of the City of Decatur; the assessment and collection of a technology fee; authorize
A Senate bill would let the Municipal Court of the City of Decatur add a technology fee, up to $15, onto criminal and quasi-criminal fines to help pay for court and police technology.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1508: Pembroke, City of; election and terms for mayor and city council members; revise provisions
A House bill would change the election schedule and term lengths for the mayor and city council of Pembroke, Georgia, setting a 2027 general election and moving most future terms to four years.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1507: Wayne County; State Court; judge and solicitor; revise salary
House Bill 1507 sets new annual salaries of $135,711.27 for the judge and solicitor of the State Court of Wayne County, with future cost-of-living adjustments tied to county employee raises.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1503: Covington, City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 1503 would give Covington homeowners a full exemption from the city's municipal property taxes on their homestead, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1500: Suwanee, City of; change corporate limits
House Bill 1500 redraws the boundary of the City of Suwanee in Gwinnett County, adding about 93 acres of land and parcels along McGinnis Ferry Road while removing about 8 acres elsewhere.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1496: Acworth, City of; adopt by reference a certain map
A House bill updates the City of Acworth's charter to officially adopt a new map showing the city's exact boundaries as of January 1, 2026.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1492: Hampton City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption
House Bill 1492 would let City of Hampton residents who have lived there five years or more skip city property taxes entirely on their home, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
House · Passed · May 11, 2026
HB1491: Bartow County; ad valorem tax for county purposes; increase homestead exemption
House Bill 1491 would raise the Bartow County homestead property tax exemption from $5,000 to $30,000 for county purposes, pending voter approval in a November 2026 referendum.
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