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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SR272: Douglas County Day; recognize February 27, 2025
A Senate resolution designates February 27, 2025, as Douglas County Day at the Georgia State Capitol, honoring the county's history and community.
SR275: Apostle Darryl L. Winston; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes and commends Apostle Darryl L. Winston, a Washington, D.C. area pastor and community leader, for decades of ministry and outreach work.
SB270: Elections and Primaries; rules or regulations adopted by the State Election Board prior to a general primary, general election, or runoff thereof; limit the effective date
A Georgia Senate bill would limit when new State Election Board rules can take effect close to an election, cut off hand-delivered absentee ballots after advance voting ends, and set up supervised absentee voting events at care facilities.
SR267: Aj'anaye Hill Memorial Intersection; Douglas County; dedicate
A Senate resolution would name the intersection of U.S. 78 and Campbellton Street in Douglas County the Aj'anaye Hill Memorial Intersection in honor of a teenager killed in a 2023 shooting.
SR286: Diwali Day; recognize October 20, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes October 20, 2025, as Diwali Day, honoring the festival celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists, and Jains across the state.
SR291: House, Marilyn; condolences
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the life and memory of Marilyn House, a military spouse, community volunteer, and author who died on February 16, 2025.
SR281: James, Talmadge; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Talmadge James, a longtime Georgia House of Representatives staffer, on her retirement after 25 years of service.
SR288: Laotian American community in Georgia; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends the Laotian American community for its contributions to the state and formally honors the Airavata flag as a symbol of Laotian heritage.
SB289: Codes of Ethics for Government Service; a definition of "formal charges" regarding ethical violations by members of certain boards, commissions, or authorities; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would define what counts as a 'formal charge' of an ethics violation against members of state boards, commissions, or authorities before the Governor can remove them.
SR265: Samuel Micah Moon Memorial Interchange; Douglas County; dedicate
A Georgia Senate resolution would name the interchange of Interstate 20 and State Route 92 in Douglas County the Samuel Micah Moon Memorial Interchange, honoring a teenager killed in a 2023 shooting.
SR285: Andrew J. Young Day; recognize February 28, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution designates February 28, 2025 as Andrew J. Young Day at the state capitol, honoring his decades of civil rights and diplomatic work.
SR263: Jefferson High School Volleyball Team; congratulate
A Senate resolution congratulates the Jefferson High School volleyball team for winning the 2024 GHSA 3A Volleyball State Championship, the program's first state title.
SB290: Health; certification of community health workers; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would create an official certification system for community health workers, setting training standards, application rules, and a state committee to oversee the new credential.
SB267: State's Employee Benefit Plan Council; establish health savings accounts and to continually provide for education or salary reductions for such accounts; require
Senate Bill 267 would require the state's Employee Benefit Plan Council to offer health savings accounts to state employees, teachers, and public school staff starting January 1, 2026.
SB258: Access to Midwife-led Birth Centers Grant Program; establish
A Georgia Senate bill would create a state grant program to fund midwife-led birth centers and set up a new licensing system for midwives, replacing Georgia's current midwifery law.
HB605: Public Health, Department of; continue operation of Georgia Tobacco Quit Line, subject to appropriations of funds; require
A Georgia House bill would require the Department of Public Health to keep operating the Georgia Tobacco Quit Line, add lung cancer screening referrals, and require tobacco retailers to post and hand out quit line information.
HB607: Public Health, Department of; two-year pilot program for home visiting in homes of children with asthma; provisions
A Georgia House bill would create a two-year state pilot program sending trained home visitors into homes of children with asthma to spot and reduce asthma triggers, then automatically end in 2028.
HB617: Public utilities; reestablish a consumer utility counsel to represent consumers in matters before the Public Service Commission or other agencies
House Bill 617 would revive a state Office of the Consumers' Utility Counsel inside the Department of Law to represent everyday Georgia utility customers before the Public Service Commission and other agencies.
HB610: Local government; authorize acquisition of property interests by municipal elected and appointed officials and employees in redevelopment areas with certain conditions
House Bill 610 would revise Georgia's redevelopment law to change how local elected officials, appointed officials, and employees must handle any personal property interest they hold or acquire inside a designated urban redevelopment area.
HB599: Teachers Retirement System of Georgia; employ certain beneficiaries as classroom teachers in a full-time capacity; extend program
House Bill 599 would extend, from 2026 to 2030, a Georgia program letting public school systems rehire certain retired teachers as full-time classroom teachers in subjects with the biggest staffing shortages.
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