Bills archive — page 149

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HB 783 — Administrative procedure; provisions creating inactive boards, panels, authorities and other such bodies; repeal · Georgia General Assembly 2017-2018
HB 783 — Ball Ground, City of; mayor and council; four-year terms · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 783 — Columbia County; school district ad valorem tax; provide homestead exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 783 — Controlled substances; Schedules I and IV; change certain provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 783 — Game and fish; provisions relating to rules and regulations used to establish criminal violations; update · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 783 — Gilmer County; Board of Commissioners; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 783 — Laurens County; Board of Commissioners; change description of districts · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 783 — Moreland, Town of; Recorder's Court; repeal provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 783 — North High Shoals, Town of; revise and restate town charter; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 784 — Alcoholic beverages; local authorization and regulation of sale of alcohol for consumption on the premises on Sundays during the St. Patrick's Day holiday period; allow · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 784 — Brady Law Regulations; five-day waiting period for the transfer or purchase of certain firearms; require · Georgia General Assembly 2021–2022
HB 784 — Canton, City of; levy an excise tax; authorize · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 784 — Cherokee County Water and Sewerage Authority; compensation · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 784 — Columbia County; ad valorem tax for county purposes; provide homestead exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 784 — Haralson County; board of education; change description of districts · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 784 — Henry County Airport Authority Act; enact · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 784 — Insurance; advertising and promotional items not exceeding $100 will not be considered an unfair trade practice; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 784 — Riverdale, City of; Redevelopment Powers Law; authorize · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 784 — Specialty license plates; promote conservation of waterfowl populations and their habitats; establish · Georgia General Assembly 2017-2018
HB 785 — Crawford County; Probate Court; authorize assessment and collection of a technology fee · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 785 — Georgia Superior Court Clerks' Cooperative Authority; revise powers; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2019–2020
HB 785 — Greene County Community Improvement Districts Act; enact · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 785 — Hancock County; Board of Commissioners; consolidate amendatory Acts · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 785 — Insurance; limitations on licensure requirements for certain health care providers; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 785 — Solid waste management; certain definitions; modify and enact · Georgia General Assembly 2017-2018
HB 786 — Consumers' insurance advocate; not necessary to file insurance rate filings until appropriately funded; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 786 — Dalton, City of; ad valorem tax; municipal purposes; increase homestead exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 786 — Dodge County Building and Public Facilities Authority Act; enact · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 786 — Game and fish; Type I nonresident infant lifetime sportsman's license; add · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 786 — Guyton, City of; corporate boundaries; change · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 786 — Manchester, City of; filling of vacancies of the governing authority; change provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 786 — Polk County; Board of Education; members; provide compensation · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 786 — Superior courts; additional judge of the Flint Judicial Circuit; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2019–2020
HB 786 — Woodstock, City of; redevelopment powers law; exercise powers · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 787 — Chickamauga, City of; ad valorem tax for municipal purposes; provide homestead exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 787 — DeKalb County; sheriff; compensation · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 787 — Education; certain provisions relative to charter schools; revise · Georgia General Assembly 2017-2018
HB 787 — Polk County Water Authority; member reappointment; change certain provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 787 — South Georgia Regional Information Technology Authority; issue revenue bonds; prohibit · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 787 — Varnell, City of; homestead exemption for residents 65 years or older; provide · Georgia General Assembly 2015-2016
HB 787 — Whitfield County; School District; increase homestead exemption amount and income ceiling · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 788 — Ad valorem tax; property owned by University System of Georgia operated by third party; provide exemption · Georgia General Assembly 2013-2014
HB 788 — Animal protection; methods of euthanasia; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010
HB 788 — Blackshear, City of; city council; decrease size to five members; provisions · Georgia General Assembly 2023–2024
HB 788 — Camden County; Board of Education; change description of districts · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 788 — DeKalb County; board of registration and elections; compensation · Georgia General Assembly 2005-2006
HB 788 — Harris County; ad valorem tax; homestead exemption; residents 65 or older; change qualifications · Georgia General Assembly 2007-2008
HB 788 — Macon County; rename position of chief election official as chief election supervisor · Georgia General Assembly 2025–2026
HB 789 — Camden County; board of commissioners; change description of districts · Georgia General Assembly 2011-2012
HB 789 — Doraville, City of; Redevelopment Powers Law; authorize · Georgia General Assembly 2009-2010