Bills archive — page 127

Published public records. Coverage may be incomplete.

HB 624 — South Georgia Judicial Circuit; additional judge of the superior court; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2021–2022
HB 625 — Athens, City of; Clarke County; school district; superintendent to purchase supplies, hire labor, and make repairs to facilities; provide authority · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 625 — Coroners; full-time county employees; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 625 — Coweta County; levy an excise tax · Georgia General Assembly 2019–2020
HB 625 — Fulton County; State Court; provide additional judge · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 625 — Rincon, City of; provide that corporate limits shall include certain property · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 625 — Tri-County Natural Gas Authority Act; enact · Georgia General Assembly 2021–2022
HB 626 — Criminal procedure; extend retention period of evidence of sexual assault when victim elects not to immediately report assault · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 626 — Dawson County; levy an excise tax; authorize · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 626 — Greene County Airport Authority; split position of secretary-treasurer into two separate positions · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 626 — Income tax; revise definition of force majeure relative to tax credits for jobs associated with large-scale projects to include a pandemic · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 626 — Lakeland, City of; provide a new charter · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 626 — Newnan, City of; levy an excise tax · Georgia General Assembly 2019–2020
HB 626 — Physicians; retired; continuing education hours; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 626 — Sharon Springs, City of; incorporate · Georgia General Assembly 2017-2018
HB 627 — Courts; juvenile proceedings; use of a deadly weapon; revise a provision · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 627 — Fulton County; change a certain provision relating to the dissolution of the district · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 627 — Lake Allatoona Preservation Authority; repeal Act · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 627 — Preston, City of; office of mayor and commissioners; terms and elections · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 628 — Brunswick-Glynn County; Joint Water and Sewer Commission; create · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 628 — Coolidge, City of; time of municipal elections; change provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 628 — Fulton County; ad valorem tax; exemption amount to $60,000 after two-year phase-in period; increase · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 628 — Health care data; available to consumers; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 628 — Income tax; contributions to law enforcement foundations; revise tax credit · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 628 — Lee County; board of commissioners; qualifications of members · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 628 — Walker, Dade and Catoosa Counties; board of hospital authority; revise method of filling vacancies · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 629 — Education; remove requirement of having a licensed physician in automated external defibrillator programs · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 629 — Hall County Family Connection Network Act; enact · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 629 — Kennesaw, City of; provide new charter · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 629 — Tybee Island, City of; four-year, staggered terms; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 62EX — Cochran, City of; ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 63 — Alternative ad valorem tax; motor vehicles; revise definition of fair market value · Georgia General Assembly 2021–2022
HB 63 — Crimes and offenses; establish offense of failure to adequately secure a loaded or unloaded firearm · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 63 — Georgia Employer GED Tax Credit Act of 2015; enact · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 63 — Greene County; Board of Commissioners; change description of districts · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 63 — Insurance; health benefit plans to establish step therapy protocols; require · Georgia General Assembly 2019–2020
HB 63 — Insurance; insurers providing policies for groups of 20 or more to furnish claims experience at the request of a group policyholder; require · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 63 — Local government; redevelopment and issuance of certain bonds and obligations; change certain provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 630 — Fulton County; homestead exemption to $30,000 after a two-year phase in for certain residents 70 or older; change · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 630 — Harlem, City of; mayor counted in a quorum; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 630 — Polk County; board of elections and registration; provide for districts · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 630 — State Board of Registration; remove used car division and the used parts division; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 631 — Butts County; courthouse; provide that fees collected are for maintenance · Georgia General Assembly 2019–2020
HB 631 — Byron, City of; corporate city limits; change · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 631 — Cherokee County; Board of Ethics; define a term · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 631 — Education; require minimum base salary for certified professional personnel with bachelor's degrees be based upon national average living wage · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 631 — Georgia Crime Information Center; develop a system to collect information on an individual's ability to communicate with law enforcement or emergency responders; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2021–2022
HB 631 — Polk County Water Authority; change certain provisions relating to appointment, taking of office, and terms of office of members · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 631 — Swainsboro, City of; corporate limits; change provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 632 — Decatur, City of; ad valorem tax; municipal purposes; modify homestead exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024