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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HB375: Income tax; exclude overtime compensation
House Bill 375 would exempt overtime pay for hourly, full-time workers in Georgia from state income tax starting with the 2026 tax year, while requiring employers to report overtime data to the state.
HB367: Georgia Equity and Fairness Commission Act; enact
House Bill 367 would create a new state commission to study how chattel slavery and its aftermath affected Black Georgians and to recommend possible remedies, including restitution, before automatically dissolving in mid-2027.
HB361: Income tax; exempt all retirement income received as retirement benefits in the armed forces of the United States or the reserve components
House Bill 361 would exempt all military retirement pay from Georgia's state income tax, removing the current age limits and dollar caps on the existing exclusion.
HB362: Bryan County; ad valorem tax; educational purposes; provide homestead exemption
HB362 would create a floating homestead tax exemption for Bryan County school taxes, capping how fast a home's taxable value can rise for school tax purposes, pending voter approval in a November 2025 referendum.
HR208: General Assembly; prohibit use of racially derogatory or discriminatory school mascots, logos, or team names in Georgia public schools
A Georgia House resolution urges the General Assembly to ban racially derogatory or discriminatory mascots, logos, and team names in Georgia public schools, without itself creating a legal requirement.
HB366: State holidays; Heritage and Freedom Flag of the Former Republic of Vietnam Day; designate April 29 of each year
House Bill 366 would create a new Georgia state observance, designating April 29 each year as 'Heritage and Freedom Flag of the Former Republic of Vietnam Day' to honor South Vietnam and Vietnamese Americans in Georgia.
HB368: De-escalation Right To Know Law; enact
House Bill 368 would require Georgia police officers to tell drivers the reason for a traffic stop if the driver asks, after showing their driver's license.
HB346: Local government; prohibit municipalities and counties from using public, educational, and governmental programming (PEG) channels for political purposes
House Bill 346 would bar Georgia cities and counties from using their public, educational, and governmental (PEG) cable channels for political purposes, including partisan programming or campaign content for any candidate.
HB363: Crimes and offenses; criminal trespass; include religious worship and observance or acknowledging the death of an individual
A Georgia House bill would expand the state's criminal trespass law so that intentionally disrupting religious services or gatherings honoring a deceased person becomes a crime when done in a threatening way.
HB343: Georgia Living Wage Act; enact
House Bill 343 would raise Georgia's minimum wage to $20.00 per hour, tie future increases to inflation, remove most current exemptions, and require inmates working outside prison to be paid market wages.
HR209: General Assembly; Workplace Safety and Heat Protection Act; urge passage
A Georgia House resolution urges the General Assembly to pass a separate bill, LC 46 0977, the Workplace Safety and Heat Protection Act, to create heat safety rules for workers in high-heat jobs.
HR248: Forsyth Central High School engine team; winning the 2024 Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge; commend
A House resolution honors the Forsyth Central High School engine team for winning the 2024 Hot Rodders of Tomorrow Engine Challenge, its third straight national title.
HR233: Clark Atlanta University Day at the state capitol; February 18, 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution designates February 18, 2025 as Clark Atlanta University Day at the state capitol, honoring the university and its president, Dr. George T. French Jr.
HR245: Phillips, Aaliyah; Miss Cobb County 2025; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally congratulates Aaliyah Phillips, a Marietta kindergarten teacher, for winning the title of Miss Cobb County 2025.
HR235: Hickory Log; occasion of its 55th anniversary; recognize
A Georgia House resolution honors Hickory Log, a personal care home in White, Georgia for men with special needs, on its 55th anniversary.
HR228: Duke, Nellie Dunaway; condolences
A Georgia House resolution honors the life of Nellie Dunaway Duke, a Carrollton women's rights advocate who died on January 28, 2025, and directs a copy be sent to her family.
HR244: Future Business Leaders of America Week at the state capitol; 02/3-9/25; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes February 3-9, 2025 as Future Business Leaders of America Week at the state capitol, honoring the student business and leadership organization.
HR234: Afterschool Day at the state capitol; February 12, 2025; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes February 12, 2025 as Afterschool Day at the state capitol, honoring afterschool programs and the organizations that run them across the state.
HR229: Jenkins, Colonel (Ret.) Christopher; occasion of his military retirement; commend
A Georgia House resolution commends Colonel (Ret.) Christopher Jenkins for 40 years of service in the United States Army as he retires, recognizing his career and awards.
HR236: Kellogg, Linda Ford; outstanding service; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally commends Linda Ford Kellogg of Bartow County for decades of public service, including her long career in education, elections work, and community leadership.
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