Georgia CommonsBills and resolutions
Legislation from the 2025-2026 Regular Session with status, sponsors, and votes. Filter by chamber, type, and status, or search by bill number or title. Sorted by most recent activity.
HR1704: HR1704 House Study Committee on Dangerous Animal Attacks and Animal Control Resources in Rural Georgia; create
A Georgia House resolution would create an 11-member study committee to examine dangerous animal attacks and the lack of animal control resources in rural parts of the state.
HR1705: HR1705 State Representative Roger Bruce Intersection; Fulton County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would name the intersection of State Route 6 (Camp Creek Parkway) and State Route 70 (Fulton County Industrial Boulevard SW) in Fulton County the State Representative Roger Bruce Intersection.
SB593: SB593 Development Impact Fees; disclosure of impact fees upon transfer of ownership; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would require cities and counties to tell property owners, on request, how much they would owe in development impact fees if a parcel changes hands.
HB1461: HB1461 Muscogee County; Superior Court; salary of the clerk of superior court and the chief deputy clerk; change provisions
A House bill would raise the minimum salaries of the Muscogee County superior court clerk and chief deputy clerk, tying both to a percentage of superior court judges' base pay.
HB1462: HB1462 Columbus Music Commission Act; enact
A House bill would create the Columbus Music Commission, a state public corporation run by a nine-member board, to promote and grow the music industry in the Columbus, Georgia area.
SB604: SB604 Crimes and Offenses; the Attorney General concurrent jurisdiction with district attorneys to conduct criminal prosecutions of violent crimes, illegal immigration offenses, and fentanyl offenses; provide
Senate Bill 604 would let the Georgia Attorney General step in to prosecute murder, rape, kidnapping, drug trafficking, immigration and racketeering cases at a district attorney's request, and would give the Attorney General first option to replace a disqualified district attorney.
HB1460: HB1460 Muscogee County; State Court; salaries of the solicitor-general, the chief assistant solicitor-general, and other assistant solicitors-general; modify provisions
A House bill would change how salaries are set for the solicitor-general and assistant solicitors-general in the State Court of Muscogee County, tying their pay to the salary of the court's junior judge and the solicitor-general.
SB565: SB565 Peace Officers; the definition of law enforcement unit and peace officer to include members of police forces of nonprofit private colleges and universities; revise
Senate Bill 565 would let police forces at nonprofit private colleges and universities in Georgia count as official law enforcement units and their officers as peace officers under state law.
HR1371: HR1371 House Study Committee on Code Revisions for Autonomous Vehicles; create
A House resolution would create a seven-member study committee to review Georgia's vehicle laws and recommend updates for autonomous vehicles, including self-driving cars and micromobility devices.
SB499: SB499 Dangerous Instrumentalities and Practices; prohibition on possessing a silencer; repeal
Senate Bill 499 would repeal Georgia's general ban on possessing a silencer, while still making it a felony for people already barred from having a firearm to knowingly possess one.
HB1191: HB1191 Motor vehicles; additional military medal awards eligible for special veteran license plates; provide
A Georgia House bill, as amended in the Senate, would add more military medals to the list qualifying veterans for special license plates and create a new Georgia license plate for Navy submarine service members.
HB1093: HB1093 Ware County; nonbinding advisory referendum for the purpose of ascertaining whether the electors support a perimeter highway bypass around Waycross; provide
HB1093 would let Ware County hold a nonbinding advisory referendum during the 2026 general primary asking voters whether they support a perimeter highway bypass around Waycross.
HB948: HB948 Property; debtors in foreclosures to receive certain information and forms in a notice of foreclosure; provide
House Bill 948 would require lenders to give homeowners facing foreclosure more detailed notice, including who to contact and how to claim leftover money after a foreclosure sale.
HB874: HB874 Georgia Taxpayer Privacy Protection Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would ban including taxpayers' phone numbers in property tax rolls and records that are sold, shared, or given out through open records requests, with civil penalties for violations.
SB268: SB268 Offenses Against Public Order; crime of interference with a first responder; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would create a new crime for approaching or interfering with first responders who are working an emergency, and would also add step-grandparents and step-grandchildren to the state's incest law.
HB494: HB494 Motor vehicles; require mopeds to be covered by a form of minimum financial responsibility for accident damages
House Bill 494 would require moped riders in Georgia to carry minimum insurance or another form of financial responsibility to cover accident damages, similar to car insurance requirements.
HB471: HB471 Health; licensed general hospitals and birthing centers make available a water safety education video to parents or guardians of newborn infants; require
HB471 would require Georgia hospitals and birthing centers to show a water safety video to new parents before their newborn leaves the facility, with a form developed by the state health department.
SB27: SB27 Stalking; offense of doxxing; penalties; protective order; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would create new criminal offenses of doxing and aggravated doxing, making it a crime to post someone's personal information online with intent or reckless disregard that it could lead to fear, injury, or financial harm.
SB21: SB21 Local Governments; violation of the prohibition on immigration sanctuary policies; waive sovereign and governmental immunities
Senate Bill 21 would strip Georgia local governments and jail officials of legal immunity if they violate the state's ban on immigration sanctuary policies or refuse to comply with federal immigration detainer requests.
HR1779: HR1779 DeKalb Day at the state capitol; March 23, 2026; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes March 23, 2026 as DeKalb Day at the state capitol, honoring DeKalb County's history, diversity, and economic role.