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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HR354: Phenomenal Hues Global Network; commend
A Georgia House resolution commends Phenomenal Hues Global Network, an organization that supports minority women-led businesses, for its mentorship and coaching work.
HR353: Adekunle, Kayode; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally recognizes and commends Kayode Adekunle, a longtime Nigerian diaspora community leader and cybersecurity consultant, for his decades of service in Georgia.
HR356: Georgia State University College of Law; paragon of excellence in clinical legal education in and beyond the State of Georgia; commend
A Georgia House resolution honors the Georgia State University College of Law and its clinical legal education programs for providing hands-on legal training and services to low-income Georgians.
HR365: Georgia Association of Manufacturers; 125th anniversary of its formation; recognize
A Georgia House resolution congratulates the Georgia Association of Manufacturers on the 125th anniversary of its founding and recognizes its role in the state's manufacturing industry.
HR355: Andrews, Katie; Central Forsyth High School; winning the 2024 GHSA 6A-7A State All Around Gymnastics Competition; commend
A House resolution honors Katie Andrews of Central Forsyth High School for winning the 2024 GHSA 6A-7A State All Around Gymnastics Competition and for her academic achievement.
HR360: Small Business Day at the state capitol; March 5, 2025; commending the "Capitalize Georgia: Empowering Financial Futures and Business Excellence Symposium"; recognize
A Georgia House resolution designates March 5, 2025 as Small Business Day at the state capitol and commends a financial literacy and business symposium held there that day.
HR352: Sodje, Edafetanure; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally recognizes and commends Edafetanure Sodje, a Nigerian American community leader and clinical research professional, for his career and civic work.
HR363: Howard, Anita Reynolds; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally commends Anita Reynolds Howard, the district attorney for the Macon Judicial Circuit, for her career as a prosecutor and community programs.
HR349: Georgia Military College; 145th anniversary; recognize
A Georgia House resolution commends Georgia Military College in Milledgeville on its 145th anniversary, recognizing its history, educational programs, and military training role.
HR362: Girls Empowerment Day; February 20, 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes February 20, 2025, as Girls Empowerment Day, honoring the Trinity Girls Network and its work to educate and empower girls and young women.
SR230: Trauma Awareness Day; recognize February 26, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes February 26, 2025 as Trauma Awareness Day at the state capitol and commends the Georgia Trauma Commission, the Georgia Trauma Foundation, and the state's trauma professionals.
SR235: Georgia Beverage Association; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends the Georgia Beverage Association for its recycling initiatives, including its Made to be Remade program.
SB226: Peach State Saves Programs; provide for creation
A Georgia Senate bill would create the Peach State Saves program, a state-run retirement savings plan that lets private employers automatically enroll workers in payroll-deduction IRAs by 2028.
SB231: Firearms; activities relating to such that occur at a sport shooting range; negligent acts of a third party involving the use of a weapon, firearm; limit liability of a weapons, firearms, or ammunition manufacturer, trade assoc.
A Georgia Senate bill would shield gun and ammunition makers, trade groups, dealers, and sport shooting range owners from liability for other people's unlawful, intentional, or negligent acts involving firearms, and would remove local governments' ability to sue them.
SR232: Scouts Day; recognize February 26, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution commends the Boy Scouts of America in Georgia and designates February 26, 2025, as Scouts Day at the Capitol.
SB222: Commission for the Blind and the Visually Impaired; create
A Georgia Senate bill would create a new Commission for the Blind and the Visually Impaired, taking over blind-services programs currently run by the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency, including the Georgia Industries for the Blind and vending facility licensing.
SR236: Bromberg, Sam M.; recognize
A Senate resolution honors Sam M. Bromberg, a Georgia accountant and financial planner, for his career upon his retirement.
SB225: Education; discrimination on the basis of an individual's race due to a protective hairstyle, or length thereof, in any student dress or grooming policy; prohibit
A Georgia Senate bill would bar schools and colleges that receive state money or enroll students getting state financial aid from discriminating against students based on protective hairstyles like braids, locs, twists, and afros.
SB224: "Donna's Law"; enact
Senate Bill 224, known as "Donna's Law," would let Georgians voluntarily place themselves on a state list barring them from buying a firearm, with criminal penalties for anyone who sells to a listed person.
SR233: City of Savannah and Mayor Van R. Johnson; commend
A Senate resolution formally commends the City of Savannah and Mayor Van R. Johnson for their Mayor on the Move: Healthy Savannah Kids Club program after it won a national childhood health award.
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