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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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SR296: Petty Officer (Ret.) Diesha Blackmon; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes and commends retired Navy Petty Officer Diesha Blackmon for her military service and her continued community contributions.
SR302: Rabbi Alvin Marx Sugarman; condolences
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the life of Rabbi Alvin Marx Sugarman of Atlanta, a longtime leader of The Temple who worked on interfaith relations, civil rights, and LGBTQ+ rights.
SB305: Special License Plates; establish a specialty license plate honoring alumni of Alabama State University
A Georgia Senate bill would create a new specialty license plate honoring alumni of Alabama State University, with proceeds going to the school's Metro Atlanta alumni chapter.
SR303: Brookwood High School Girls Swim and Dive Team; congratulate
A Georgia Senate resolution congratulates the Brookwood High School girls swim and dive team for winning the 2025 GHSA Class 6A State Swimming and Diving Championship.
HR398: Georgia Public Service Commission; rename as Georgia Public Utilities Commission - CA
A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to approve a constitutional amendment renaming the Georgia Public Service Commission as the Georgia Public Utilities Commission, effective January 1, 2027.
HB642: Georgia Dye Free School Meals Act; enact
House Bill 642 would ban Georgia public schools from serving or selling food or drinks containing certain artificial dyes starting in the 2026-2027 school year.
HR397: House Study Committee on Healthcare Quality and Reporting; create
A Georgia House resolution would create a study committee to examine healthcare data reporting, its effect on Medicaid managed care and providers, and how to enforce compliance without overburdening the industry.
HR393: General Assembly; enact Workplace Safety and Heat Protection Act; urge
A Georgia House resolution urges the General Assembly to pass a separate Workplace Safety and Heat Protection Act that would set enforceable heat safety rules for outdoor and other workers.
HB653: Georgia Public Service Commission; rename as Georgia Public Utilities Commission
A Georgia House bill would rename the Georgia Public Service Commission as the Georgia Public Utilities Commission, updating the name throughout state law, contingent on voters approving a related constitutional amendment in November 2026.
HB655: Income tax; postproduction expenditures; renew a tax credit
House Bill 655 would revive Georgia's postproduction film tax credit, which lapsed after 2022, raise its annual cap from $10 million to $60 million, and add a bonus credit for spending in certain low income rural counties.
HB621: Georgia Bureau of Investigation; provide for members of the General Assembly to request assistance
House Bill 621 would let any Georgia state legislator formally request help from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, adding lawmakers to the list of officials who can already ask the GBI to step in on a case.
HB636: Crimes and offenses; sexual offenses; revise penalties
House Bill 636 would replace jail time with flat-dollar fines for several sexual offense misdemeanors under Georgia law, and send the money collected to a fund that helps sexually exploited children.
HB628: Income tax; contributions to law enforcement foundations; revise tax credit
House Bill 628 would raise the yearly cap on how much each Georgia law enforcement foundation can collect under the state's tax credit program from $3 million to $5 million and extend the credit through 2032.
HB633: Elections; add caregivers to list of persons who may make absentee ballot applications for certain electors
A Georgia House bill would let caregivers, not just family members, apply for an absentee ballot on behalf of a physically disabled or temporarily absent voter.
HB654: Insurance; prohibit insurers from conditioning the payment of any medical test or procedure or prescription drug benefit on prior authorization
A Georgia House bill would bar health insurers, pharmacy benefit managers, and the state employee health plan from requiring prior authorization before paying for a covered medical test, procedure, or prescription drug ordered by a licensed provider.
HR395: Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month; month of May; designate
A Georgia House resolution would designate May as Maternal Mental Health Awareness Month, encouraging statewide education about depression and mood disorders affecting new and expectant mothers.
HB644: Environmental Protection Division; authorize director to investigate and consider out-of-state regulatory history when processing applications for certain permits
A Georgia House bill would let the state's top environmental regulator deny certain permits based on an applicant's history of environmental violations or penalties in other states.
HR396: General Assembly; creation of Georgia's Children First Trust Fund; authorize - CA
A Georgia House resolution proposes a constitutional amendment letting the General Assembly create a Children First Trust Fund, seeded with a one-time $3 billion transfer, to pay for child care assistance.
HB639: Courts; expedite and prioritize processes for termination of parental rights in certain cases involving parental incapacity and child maltreatment
House Bill 639 would change Georgia's juvenile court rules to speed up termination of parental rights cases involving severe abuse, certain criminal convictions, or a parent's incapacity, and require courts to weigh a child's emotional attachments before ruling.
HB631: Education; require minimum base salary for certified professional personnel with bachelor's degrees be based upon national average living wage
House Bill 631 would tie the minimum starting salary for Georgia teachers with bachelor's degrees to a national average living wage, recalculated by the State Board of Education at least every three years.
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