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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HR34: Stallion, Reverend Dr. David L., Sr.; occasion of his ninth pastoral anniversary; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes Reverend Dr. David L. Stallion Sr. of Mt. Pilgrim Baptist Church for his ninth anniversary as pastor and his community service in the Chattahoochee Valley area.
HR38: Murphy, Mary Kay; lifetime of distinguished service to education and community; commend
A Georgia House resolution formally honors Mary Kay Murphy, a longtime Gwinnett County educator and civic leader, for her decades of work in education and community service.
SR15: Strolling Thunder Day; recognize February 6, 2025
A Senate resolution recognizes February 6, 2025 as Strolling Thunder Day at the Georgia state capitol, honoring early childhood advocacy efforts led by a nonprofit organization.
SB15: Elections; provide by local legislation for nonpartisan elections for county governing authorities; authorize the General Assembly
Senate Bill 15 would let the Georgia General Assembly pass local laws allowing individual counties to hold nonpartisan elections for county commissioners and other county governing authority seats.
SR17: Family and Consumer Sciences; recgonize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends Family and Consumer Sciences programs and supports efforts to sustain the field in Georgia's schools and communities.
SR19: Firefighters Recognition Day; recognize February 4, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution honors the state's firefighters and designates February 4, 2025, as Firefighters Recognition Day at the state capitol.
SR14: Trump, Donald J.; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution commends Donald J. Trump for his re-election as president and praises his first-term policies, expressing the Senate's support for his continued leadership.
SR18: Holder, Terry; congratulate
A Senate resolution formally congratulates former Georgia high school coach Terry Holder on his induction into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame.
SR16: Trauma Awareness Day; recognize January 28, 2025
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes January 28, 2025, as Trauma Awareness Day at the state capitol and commends the state's trauma professionals, the Georgia Trauma Commission, and the Georgia Trauma Foundation.
SB14: Elections; the nonpartisan election of district attorneys and solicitors-general of state courts; authorize the General Assembly
A Georgia Senate bill would let the General Assembly authorize, through local acts, nonpartisan elections for district attorneys and state court solicitors-general, offices currently elected in partisan races.
HB44: Protections for Consumers Using Self-service Storage Facilities Act; enact
House Bill 44 would create new consumer protections for people who rent units at self-service storage facilities in Georgia, including required safety disclosures, pest control rules, rent increase limits, and clearer insurance disclosures.
HB45: Courts; special grand jury impaneling procedures; revise provisions
A Georgia House bill would let state elected officials, not just county or municipal elected officials, petition a superior court to impanel a special grand jury.
HB43: Disadvantaged Community Drinking Water Assistance Program; establish
House Bill 43 would create a new state grant program to help low-income Georgia communities fix failing or contaminated drinking water systems, run by the Environmental Protection Division.
HB47: School Security Protection and Safety Infrastructure Act; enact
House Bill 47 would create a state funding stream under Georgia's Quality Basic Education Act to reimburse public schools for security equipment like surveillance trailers and weapon detection systems, starting with the 2026-2027 school year.
HB49: Georgia Anti-Corruption Act; enact
House Bill 49 would expand Georgia's public employee whistleblower law to cover independent contractors, broaden what counts as retaliation, lengthen the time to sue, and make retaliation a misdemeanor.
HB42: Quality Basic Education; calculation and distribution of funds to local units of administration for student transportation programs; revise provisions
House Bill 42 would require the State Board of Education to fund up to 100 percent of each school district's projected student transportation costs, raise minimum bus driver pay, and let more students qualify for busing based on safety concerns.
HB46: Public Health, Department of; Maternal Mortality Review Committee; provide composition
House Bill 46 would rewrite the rules for Georgia's Maternal Mortality Review Committee, spelling out who can serve, how members are removed, and how the Department of Public Health must respond if confidential case data leaks.
HB41: Georgia Local Governance and Fair Enforcement Act; enact
House Bill 41 would let Georgia counties adopt local ordinances that regulate and fine possession of one ounce or less of marijuana, while keeping the existing state misdemeanor law as a backup.
HB48: Quality Basic Education Act; Refugee and International Students Equalization (RISE) program; establish
House Bill 48 would create a new Refugee and International Students Equalization (RISE) program in Georgia's public school funding formula, adding state funding and support services for recently arrived international and refugee students.
HB40: Elections; Secretary of State shall serve as chairperson of the State Election Board; provide
House Bill 40 would make Georgia's Secretary of State the automatic chairperson of the State Election Board, replacing the current system where the General Assembly elects a nonpartisan chairperson.
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