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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SR52: Development Impact Fees for Educational Purposes -CA
A Georgia Senate resolution would ask voters to amend the state constitution to let local school boards charge developers impact fees to help pay for new schools in growing areas.
SB43: Bona Fide Conservation Use Property; the maximum acreage to qualify for assessment and taxation; increase
Senate Bill 43 would raise the acreage cap for Georgia's conservation use property tax break from 2,000 acres to 6,000 acres, but only if voters approve a related constitutional amendment in November 2026.
SB41: Education; equal athletic opportunities for public school students; provide
Senate Bill 41 would strengthen Georgia's existing law on equal athletic opportunities for boys and girls in public schools, adding a private right to sue over violations and removing a provision letting the state's high school athletic association bar transgender female athletes from girls' events.
SB49: Carrying and Possession of Firearms; offense of making a firearm accessible to a child; establish
A Georgia Senate bill would make it a crime to leave a loaded, unsecured gun where a child under 17 can get to it, with tougher penalties if the child is hurt or killed, and would require gun dealers to post warning signs.
SR57: Cook, Mr. David A.; recognize
A Senate resolution honors David A. Cook, the retiring Secretary of the Georgia State Senate, recognizing decades of service to the Senate and the state.
SR54: Butts County; congratulate
A Senate resolution congratulates Butts County on the 200th anniversary of its founding, marking two centuries of history since the county was created in 1825.
SB38: Development Impact Fees; provide for education
Senate Bill 38 would let fast-growing Georgia school systems charge developers a new fee, called an educational development impact fee, to help pay for new schools needed because of new housing growth.
SR55: Bona Fide Conservation Use Property; maximum acreage to qualify for assessment and taxation; increase -CA
A Georgia Senate resolution would ask voters to raise the maximum acreage that can qualify for the state's bona fide conservation use property tax break, from 2,000 acres to 6,000 acres per owner.
SR53: Children's Healthcare of Atlanta; recognize
A Senate resolution honors Children's Healthcare of Atlanta for opening the new Arthur M. Blank Hospital, a large pediatric facility in Atlanta, and commends its statewide pediatric care.
SR59: Ayers, Michael T.; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Michael T. Ayers, outgoing Executive Director of the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council, for being named Georgia's Outstanding Police Chief of the Year.
SB54: State Board of Education; establishment of a program and state-wide database relating to threats to safety made on or impacting school campuses; require
A Georgia Senate bill would require the State Board of Education to build a statewide alert system and a database tracking people who threaten school safety, covering all public elementary and secondary schools.
SR45: Georgia Young Farmer Teacher Program; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends the Georgia Young Farmer Teacher Program for its work providing agricultural education to farmers and students across the state.
SR42: International Holocaust Remembrance Day; recognize January 27, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes January 27, 2025 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.
SR43: Kia Day; recognize January 28, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes January 28, 2025 as Kia Day at the state capitol, honoring Kia's West Point manufacturing plant and its economic impact on the state.
HB139: Pharmacies; prohibit drug manufacturer and wholesalers from preventing a licensed pharmacy from acquiring drugs from entities that participate in a particular federal drug discount program
House Bill 139 would bar drug manufacturers and wholesalers from blocking Georgia pharmacies from buying and dispensing discounted drugs obtained through the federal 340B program.
SR39: Georgia Career and Technical Student Organizations Day; February 5, 2025; recognize February 2025 as Career and Technical Education Month
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes February 2025 as Career and Technical Education Month and designates February 5, 2025 as Georgia Career and Technical Student Organizations Day at the state capitol.
SR41: OneGeorgia Authority; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends the OneGeorgia Authority on its 25th anniversary for its work funding economic development projects in rural parts of the state.
HB135: Housing; discrimination based on hairstyles associated with race, color, or national origin; prohibit
House Bill 135 would add hairstyles like braids, locs, and twists to Georgia's legal definition of race, extending anti-discrimination protections against them in housing, public schools, and employment.
SR40: Georgia Center for Civic Engagement and ENGAGE: Youth in Government; recognize
A Senate resolution honors the Georgia Center for Civic Engagement and ENGAGE: Youth in Government for sponsoring the Georgia Youth Assembly, a decades-old student mock legislature program.
HB130: Pay As You Earn Education Program Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would create a new student loan program letting participants pay a set amount toward college costs upfront and repay the rest as a share of income after graduation, with a matching state tax deduction.
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