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.
SR816: SR816 Latimore, Dimetrice; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution recognizes Dimetrice Latimore, a 25 year employee of the Department of Community Supervision, as the department's 2025 Employee of the Year.
SR809: SR809 Association of Georgia General Aviation Airports; recognize
A Georgia Senate resolution formally recognizes the Association of Georgia General Aviation Airports for its work supporting the state's 95 general aviation airports.
SB525: SB525 Juvenile Code; recording of all proceedings under the juvenile code; require
A Georgia Senate bill would require all juvenile court proceedings to be recorded and give parties and the Department of Human Services the right to a full transcript without a court order.
SR798: SR798 Roswell Rotary Club; commend
A Georgia Senate resolution formally commends the Roswell Rotary Club on its 75th anniversary, recognizing decades of local charitable and community service work.
SR799: SR799 Georgia Reads Day; recognize March 3, 2026
A Georgia Senate resolution designates March 3, 2026 as Georgia Reads Day, honoring statewide literacy efforts, the READBowl reading challenge, and Reads Coach Malcolm Mitchell.
SB526: SB526 Mental Health; the licensing and regulation of recovery residences; provide
A Georgia Senate bill would create a new state licensing system for recovery residences, which are housing programs for people recovering from substance use disorders, run by the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities.
HB1330: HB1330 Georgia Public School Excellence and Stability Act; enact
House Bill 1330 would create a new state grant program, called the Georgia Public School Excellence and Stability grant, to pay for tutoring and salary bonuses at certain low-performing Georgia public schools.
HB1353: HB1353 Excise tax; rooms, lodgings, and accommodations; exclude usufructs from assessments
A Georgia House bill would exclude usufructs, a type of property lease arrangement, from the assessments local governments use to enforce the state's hotel and lodging excise tax.
HR1372: HR1372 John A. Williams Memorial Bridge; Cobb County; dedicate
A House resolution would honor the late John A. Williams, a Cobb County civic leader and developer, by naming the U.S. Route 41/State Route 3 bridge over the Chattahoochee River in his memory.
HB1334: HB1334 Georgia-Africa and Caribbean Trade Commission; create
A Georgia House bill would create a 19-member Georgia-Africa and Caribbean Trade Commission to coordinate trade, investment, and educational ties between Georgia and African and Caribbean nations.
HB1333: HB1333 Municipal corporations; calculation of costs of governmental affairs activities by municipalities which taxpayers may elect not to pay; provide
House Bill 1333 would require Georgia municipalities to itemize the cost of their lobbying and government-influence activities on property tax bills and let taxpayers opt out of paying that portion.
HB1323: HB1323 Electrical service; require new data centers to operate as hybrid power data centers
A Georgia House bill would require any new data center that gets its certificate of occupancy after July 1, 2027 to operate as a hybrid power facility, mixing renewable energy with the electric grid, and to prove it to the Public Service Commission.
HB1337: HB1337 Courts; retention and expenditure of passport application and processing fees by clerks of superior courts and probate court judges; provide
House Bill 1337 would let clerks of superior court and probate judges in Georgia keep some passport application and processing fees as personal pay, up to a capped amount, starting January 1, 2027.
HB1350: HB1350 Georgia Medical Freedom Act; enact
House Bill 1350, the Georgia Medical Freedom Act, would bar businesses, schools, employers, ticket sellers and government agencies from requiring or penalizing people over medical treatments like vaccines, tests or masks, while also rewriting the state health department's vaccination powers.
HB1325: HB1325 Education; require local boards of education to provide parents and teachers opportunities to be involved in developing and updating student codes of conduct
A Georgia House bill would require local school boards to give both parents and teachers a chance to help write and update student codes of conduct, expanding a rule that currently covers only parents.
HB1319: HB1319 Insurance; premium discount for motor vehicles with certain antitheft devices; provisions
A Georgia House bill would let car insurers offer a premium discount to drivers who install an aftermarket kill switch to prevent car theft, starting July 1, 2026.
HB1352: HB1352 Student Character Development Act; enact
A Georgia House bill would require every local school district to let public school students leave campus for at least one hour a week to take religious moral instruction classes, without counting them as absent.
HB1351: HB1351 State government; require state agencies to provide a notice to employees when using artificial intelligence in personnel matters
A Georgia House bill would require state agencies to tell job applicants and employees when artificial intelligence is used in hiring or performance decisions, including firings.
HB1331: Georgia Minimum Wage Law; minimum wage pay to workers whose compensation consists wholly or partially of gratuities; provide
A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Chapter 4 of Title 34 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, the "Georgia Minimum Wage Law," so as to provide for minimum wage pay to workers whose compensation consists wholly or partially of gratuities; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.
HR1390: HR1390 State Government; action to protect statue of Juliette Gordon Low within the Juliette Gordon Low Building; urge
A Georgia House resolution urges action to protect the statue of Juliette Gordon Low inside the Juliette Gordon Low Federal Building in Savannah, including preserving it if the building is demolished.