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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SB229: Alcoholic Beverages; the issuance of wholesale consumable hemp licenses to wholesale dealers of alcoholic beverages; prohibit
A Georgia Senate bill would bar wholesale alcoholic beverage dealers, and businesses affiliated with them, from getting state licenses to sell consumable hemp products, and would ban them from distributing hemp products at all.
SB228: State Depositories; State Depository Board to allow the state treasurer to invest in bitcoin; provide
Senate Bill 228 would let Georgia's State Depository Board authorize the state treasurer to invest state funds in bitcoin, alongside existing options like bonds and commercial paper, and would require rules for safely storing it.
SR228: Lewis, Joyce; condolences
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the life of Joyce Lewis and expresses condolences to her family after her death.
SB223: "Pro People, Pro Business Act"; enact
Senate Bill 223 would make it harder for people hurt by crime on someone else's property in Georgia to sue the property owner, unless they can show the crime was foreseeable and the owner failed to take reasonable safety precautions.
SB232: Disposition of Property Seized; destruction of a firearm discharged at a person under 18 years of age; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would require law enforcement to destroy, rather than sell or return, any firearm that was fired at a person under 18 years old once it is no longer needed as evidence.
SB227: Labor and Industrial Relations; protections for freelance workers; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would create new legal protections for freelance workers, requiring written contracts, timely payment, and a state complaint process through the Department of Labor, under a new law called the Freelance Isn't Free Act.
HB559: Sales and use tax; exemption for certain high-technology data center equipment; revise sunset date
House Bill 559 would move up the expiration date for Georgia's sales and use tax exemption on high-technology data center equipment, ending it in 2026 instead of 2031.
SR229: Bowen, Rudy; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Rudy Bowen for his 19 years of service on the Georgia Department of Transportation Board and his contributions to Gwinnett County.
SR234: Park Place Operations Inc.; honor
A Senate resolution honors Park Place Operations Inc., an Atlanta parking and mobility company, on its 50th anniversary and celebrates its business and charitable record in Georgia.
HB510: Domestic relations; duration of child support for postsecondary education; provide
House Bill 510 would let Georgia judges order parents to help pay for a child's college, technical school, or other postsecondary education, with support ending at age 24.
HB537: Revenue and taxation; maximum amount of local sales and use taxes that may be imposed; provide
House Bill 537 would tighten Georgia's 2 percent cap on combined local sales taxes, add a narrow exception for MARTA-style transit taxes, and rework the rules for local special-purpose sales taxes used for property tax relief.
HB509: Oath Act; enact
House Bill 509, called the Oath Act, would bar Georgians disqualified under the U.S. Constitution's Insurrection Clause from being nominated or elected to office, and would let officials remove sitting officeholders on the same grounds.
HB525: Criminal procedure; discovery in misdemeanor cases; change provisions
House Bill 525 would rewrite Georgia's discovery rules for misdemeanor criminal cases, requiring defendants who opt into discovery to share witness lists and alibi information with prosecutors in return.
HB508: Crimes and offenses; prohibit sale, transfer, use, possession, importation, or manufacture of certain firearms and magazines
A Georgia House bill would ban the sale, transfer, use, import, or manufacture of certain semiautomatic rifles and magazines holding more than 20 rounds, while letting current owners keep theirs if securely stored.
HB523: Local government; annexation contingent upon approval of county in which subject property is located; provide
House Bill 523 would require Georgia municipalities to get county approval before annexing land through the 100 percent landowner application process, adding a new check on that annexation method.
HB517: Student Success Support Act; enact
House Bill 517 would create a state grant program of up to $3 million a year to help students in Georgia's lowest performing public schools catch up in reading and math.
HB528: Revenue and taxation; require certain high resource use facilities to provide disclosures regarding community impact and energy and water usage
House Bill 528 would require large energy-hungry facilities like data centers in Georgia to publicly disclose their energy use, water use, and community impact before getting tax breaks or permits.
HB524: Public officers and employees; elected officers or officials shall not have their employment terminated solely as a result of being elected to or holding an elected office; provide
House Bill 524 would bar Georgia public and private employers from firing employees just for holding or being elected to public office, unless the office takes up most of their work time. It also guarantees unpaid leave for certain government employees serving in elected posts.
HR303: Honorable Johnny Floyd Interchange; Crisp County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would name the Interstate 75 and US 280 interchange in Crisp County the Honorable Johnny Floyd Interchange, honoring his years of public service.
HB389: Property; prohibit homeowners' associations from preventing property owners from installing solar energy devices; provisions
A Georgia House bill would stop condominium associations, property owners' associations, and homeowners' associations from banning solar panels on shared roofs, while making the homeowner pay if the roof later needs repair.
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