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.
HR1438: HR1438 HHCP Day at the capitol; February 24, 2026; recognize
A Georgia House resolution recognizes February 24, 2026 as HHCP Day at the capitol, honoring Help for Healthcare Professionals, a nurse-owned nonprofit working on the state's healthcare workforce shortage.
HR1428: HR1428 Cummings, Mr. Terry; induction as an Honorary Member of 100 Black Men of DeKalb County; commend
A Georgia House resolution congratulates former NBA player Terry Cummings on his induction as an honorary member of 100 Black Men of DeKalb County.
SB537: SB537 Education; schools that receive state funds from displaying any flag other than the flag of the United States or the flag, coat of arms, or state emblem of the State of Georgia; prohibit
A Georgia Senate bill would ban public elementary, secondary, and postsecondary schools that receive state funds from displaying any flag other than the United States flag or Georgia's flag, coat of arms, or state emblem.
SB538: SB538 "Forever Chemicals Transparency Act"; enact
A Georgia Senate bill would require publicly owned sewage treatment plants to ask industrial users whether they make or use PFAS, the 'forever chemicals,' and to report that information to the state starting in 2027.
SR821: SR821 Georgia Reads Day; recognize March 3, 2026
A Georgia Senate resolution designates March 3, 2026, as Georgia Reads Day, honoring student reading achievements and literacy advocates across the state.
SR820: SR820 Donald Seabolt Intersection; Lumpkin County; dedicate
A Georgia Senate resolution would name the intersection of State Route 9/Highway 19 and Pinetree Way in Lumpkin County the Donald Seabolt Intersection, honoring his decades of emergency service work.
SR822: SR822 Smith, Dr. Anthony W.; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution honors Dr. Anthony W. Smith, Superintendent of Clayton County Public Schools, for his leadership and service to education in the state.
SB536: SB536 "Henry McNeal Turner Voting Rights Act"; enact
Senate Bill 536 would create a Georgia-specific voting rights law, setting up a state commission to review election changes for discrimination, require preclearance for certain local voting rules, and expand language assistance for voters.
SB539: SB539 Sales and Use Taxes; certain baby products and feminine hygiene products from taxation; exempt
A Georgia Senate bill would exempt children's diapers, baby formula, baby skin creams and wipes, and feminine hygiene products from the state's sales and use tax.
SR819: SR819 Rogers, Heather; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes and commends Heather Rogers, a victim advocate in the Bulloch County Solicitor-General's office, for her public service.
HB1381: HB1381 Public utilities; require grid modernization assessments to be filed with integrated resources plans
House Bill 1381 would require Georgia electric utilities to study grid upgrades like advanced power lines before building new transmission lines, and would let utilities recover the costs of those upgrades through customer rates.
HB1372: HB1372 Agriculture; prohibit certain foreign persons and entities from acquiring a possessory interest in land located near critical infrastructure without prior approval by the Attorney General
House Bill 1372 would expand Georgia's existing ban on foreign land acquisitions to cover land near critical infrastructure like power plants and water systems, and would require Attorney General approval before certain foreign persons or entities can acquire land near military bases or that infrastructure.
HR1391: HR1391 Edna Sirmans Sessoms Bridge; Clinch County; dedicate
A Georgia House resolution would name the bridge on State Route 168 over Camp Creek in Clinch County the Edna Sirmans Sessoms Bridge, honoring a longtime local landowner and timber businesswoman.
HB1361: HB1361 Pharmacies; compounding of certain active pharmaceutical ingredients; provisions
A Georgia House bill would set strict sourcing, testing, and documentation rules for pharmacies that compound weight-loss and diabetes drugs using GLP-1 or GIP receptor agonist ingredients, with fines and license revocation for violations.
HB1369: HB1369 Law and statutes; effect and enforcement of foreign laws; revise provisions
A Georgia House bill would bar state courts, arbitrators, and agencies from enforcing foreign laws that violate rights guaranteed by the U.S. or Georgia Constitutions, and would tighten the rules judges use to send lawsuits to courts outside the country.
HB1355: HB1355 Workers' compensation; update law on experience modification factors, refusal of suitable employment procedures, and certain benefits
A Georgia House bill would raise several workers' compensation benefit caps, protect employers from insurance rate hikes after no-fault multivehicle accidents, and change the process for employees who try but fail a modified-duty job.
HB1376: HB1376 Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would create a Commission for the Blind and Visually Impaired inside the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency to advise the state on services for blind and visually impaired Georgians and require the agency to consult it before changing programs.
HB1378: HB1378 Georgia Promise Scholarship Act; clarify student residency qualification for promise scholarship accounts
A Georgia House bill would change how student eligibility for Georgia Promise Scholarship accounts is determined, basing it on a student's primary residence and school enrollment eligibility rather than strictly the school attendance zone.
HB1371: HB1371 Georgia Secure Tomorrow Act of 2026; enact
House Bill 1371 would create a new Georgia income tax credit program for businesses that build or expand facilities supporting defense, aerospace, drone, or emergency-response work, and set up a task force to certify which projects qualify.
HB1382: HB1382 Education; institutions grant academic credit to active duty military or veteran students based on military service; maintain policies
A Georgia House bill would create a new law encouraging the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia to grant college credit to veterans and active duty service members for their military training, and update a similar mandatory rule for the Technical College System of Georgia.