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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.

  1. Senate · Passed · March 9, 2026

    SR928: SR928 Greenbrier High School Girls Flag Football Team; congratulate

    A Georgia Senate resolution formally congratulates the Greenbrier High School girls flag football team for winning the 2025 GHSA Division 2 State Flag Football Championship.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Adopted

  2. Senate · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    SR921: SR921 Kevin "Catfish" Jackson Memorial Intersection; Chatham County; dedicate

    A Georgia Senate resolution would dedicate the intersection of State Route 26/US-80 and Johnny Mercer Boulevard in Chatham County as the Kevin "Catfish" Jackson Memorial Intersection.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  3. Senate · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    SR924: SR924 Black Maternal Health Statistics; recognize

    A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes statistics on Black maternal and infant health disparities and calls for healthcare improvements to achieve health equity in Georgia.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  4. Senate · Passed · March 9, 2026

    SR918: SR918 Georgia Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County Day; recognize May 5, 2026

    A Georgia Senate resolution designates May 5, 2026 as Georgia Junior League of Gainesville-Hall County Day, honoring 75 years of the women's volunteer group's civic work in Northeast Georgia.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Adopted

  5. Senate · Passed · March 9, 2026

    SR916: SR916 Skin Cancer Awareness Day; recognize March 9, 2026

    A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes March 9, 2026, as Skin Cancer Awareness Day at the state capitol, urging Georgians to learn about skin cancer risks and early detection.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Adopted

  6. Senate · Passed · March 9, 2026

    SR920: SR920 Hollis, Wanda D.; commend; I Am Enough Empowerment Day; recognize May 24, 2026

    A Georgia Senate resolution commends Wanda D. Hollis for founding the I Am Enough movement and recognizes May 24, 2026 as I Am Enough Empowerment Day.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Adopted

  7. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HR1586: HR1586 Marvin R. Adams Memorial Intersection; Fayette County; dedicate

    A House resolution would honor the late Marvin R. Adams by naming the intersection of State Route 54 and Tyrone Road in Fayette County the Marvin R. Adams Memorial Intersection.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  8. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HB1510: HB1510 Elections; judicially incompetent persons; restrict voting rights

    House Bill 1510 would rewrite Georgia's voter eligibility law to bar people who have been judicially declared mentally incompetent from registering or voting unless that finding is later reversed, but only if a separate constitutional amendment passes in November 2026.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  9. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HB1506: HB1506 Contracts; payment terms for business to business transactions; provide

    A Georgia House bill would require businesses that pay each other for goods or services under a contract to pay within 30 days once the work is completed and payment is due, expanding the state's prompt payment law beyond construction contracts.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  10. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HB1511: HB1511 Court Technology Funding Act; enact

    House Bill 1511 would let Georgia counties and cities charge small extra court fees and fines to pay for court technology like computers, security cameras, and video systems, if local officials approve a plan.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  11. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HB1509: HB1509 Local government; zoning procedures; operation of immigration detention centers; require special use permits

    A Georgia House bill would require any local government with a zoning ordinance to make immigration detention centers get a special use permit before they can open or expand on land within its borders.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  12. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HB1512: HB1512 Crimes and offenses; enhanced penalties when certain offenses are committed against public safety officers or code enforcement officers; provide

    A Georgia House bill would add code enforcement officers to the list of public safety officers protected under several assault, battery, and obstruction laws, and would treat throwing an object at an officer or their vehicle as a violent obstruction offense with escalating prison terms for repeat convictions.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  13. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HR1585: HR1585 Right to register and vote; moral turpitude felony conviction exception; provisions - CA

    A Georgia House resolution proposes a state constitutional amendment that would remove the felony moral turpitude conviction as a reason someone can be barred from registering or voting, sending the question to voters.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  14. House · Introduced · March 9, 2026

    HR1584: HR1584 Eric W. Wilmarth Roundabout; Cherokee County; dedicate

    A House resolution would name the roundabout at State Route 5BU and Howell Bridge Road in Cherokee County the Eric W. Wilmarth Roundabout, honoring the former Ball Ground city manager.

    Latest action: House Second Readers

  15. House · Engrossed · March 9, 2026

    HB1465: HB1465 Motor vehicles; repeal requirement to display a revalidation decal as evidence of annual motor vehicle registration renewal

    A Georgia House bill would rework dozens of sections of state motor vehicle law that reference the annual 'revalidation decal' sticker on license plates, with most changes being technical clean ups rather than a full repeal, and the changes taking effect January 1, 2027.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  16. House · Engrossed · March 9, 2026

    HB1345: HB1345 State Workforce Development Board; approval of certain eligible workforce training programs relative to implementing the federal Workforce Pell Grant program; provide

    House Bill 1345 would set up how Georgia approves job training programs that qualify for the new federal Workforce Pell Grant, giving the Governor and the State Workforce Development Board that approval power.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  17. House · Engrossed · March 9, 2026

    HB1285: HB1285 Sales and use tax; limit number of local sales and use taxes by authorizing counties; revise provisions

    House Bill 1285 changes how Georgia calculates the 2 percent cap on local sales taxes so that counties can combine an enhanced homestead option sales tax with other local sales taxes like the local option sales tax.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  18. House · Engrossed · March 9, 2026

    HB1122: HB1122 Insurance; group or individual accident and sickness plans; provisions

    Georgia House Bill 1122 would require health insurance plans, the state employee health plan, and Medicaid to cover peripheral artery disease screening tests for at-risk patients at least once a year.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  19. House · Engrossed · March 9, 2026

    HB951: HB951 Insurance; require health benefit policy coverage for medically necessary orthotic and prosthetic devices and their materials and components

    House Bill 951 would temporarily require Georgia's state employee, teacher, and university system health plans to cover medically necessary orthotic and prosthetic devices until January 1, 2027, when those plans would again be exempt from the requirement.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred

  20. House · Passed · March 9, 2026

    HR1000: HR1000 Revenue and taxation; eliminate ad valorem tax assessment of certain timber at sale or harvest - CA

    A Georgia House resolution would ask voters to amend the state constitution to end the ad valorem (property) tax on standing timber harvested or sold from land already receiving certain preferential tax treatment, with the state reimbursing local governments for lost revenue.

    Latest action: Senate Read and Referred