House Resolution 352 is a commemorative resolution that honors and celebrates the life of Jerry Stallworth. It recognizes his dedication, service in the United States Air Force, work as a VA counselor, and his impact on family and community.
SB 329 transfers the responsibility for handling the redemption of land sold for taxes in Lee County from the Judge of Probate to the Lee County Revenue Commissioner. This means the Revenue Commissioner will now perform all duties related to processing these land redemptions. Additionally, the bill authorizes the Revenue Commissioner to charge an administrative fee, not exceeding $50, for each redemption processed, with these fees being deposited into the county's general fund.
HR 355 is a commemorative resolution that officially mourns the death of Ola Mae Lampley of Brundidge, Alabama, and celebrates her life and legacy, particularly her role in raising a family of accomplished professionals. The resolution extends heartfelt sympathy to her family.
HB 590 proposes to levy a new 8% lodging tax on businesses that rent rooms or accommodations to transients in Winston County. This tax would apply to charges for lodging and services, with exemptions for certain existing taxes and nonprofit organizations. The collected funds would be distributed for specific purposes within the county. These include 55% for road and bridge improvements, 20% for the sheriff's law enforcement, 20% for volunteer fire departments, and 5% for the Winston County General Fund. This bill requires approval by a majority of Winston County voters in a referendum to become operative.
House Resolution 354 commends Tobin "Toby" Roth for his installation as the International President of Theta Chi Fraternity. It acknowledges his long-standing dedication and leadership within the fraternity.
Senate Resolution 96 is a procedural measure that establishes a "Special Order Calendar" for the twenty-ninth legislative day, May 7, 2025. Upon adoption, this resolution makes a specific list of House Bills the priority business for that day, superseding other pending matters and directing the order of legislative proceedings for the Senate.
HR 359 is a resolution from the Alabama House of Representatives formally recognizing and commending John Mitchell Jr. for his outstanding contributions and leadership in the retail automotive business in Alabama and nationally. It highlights his service to Mitchell Nissan, the Automobile Dealers Association of Alabama, and the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA).
HR 358 is a resolution that formally congratulates the Evangel Christian Lightning softball team for winning the 2025 Alabama Christian Schools Conference (ACSC) State Championship. It commends the team for their skill, determination, and teamwork throughout their successful season.
HR 356 is a resolution to honor and celebrate Cindy O'Brien on the occasion of her retirement. It commends her for 42 years of service as a physical education specialist at Hueytown Intermediate and for her significant contributions to the field of physical education in Alabama and nationally.
HR 357 is a commemorative resolution that formally recognizes and commends Alexis Brammer of Hartselle, Alabama, for her achievement in earning a place on the AKC Junior Agility Team USA. It acknowledges her dedication to dog agility and wishes her success in the 2025 Junior Open Agility World Championship in Portugal.
SR 97 is a procedural resolution that establishes a special order calendar for the twenty-ninth legislative day. It dictates that several specific House Bills, covering topics such as county taxes, compensation for county officials, and changes to town corporate limits, will be considered as the paramount order of business for that day.
HB 299 proposes to add new court costs for individuals involved in certain legal proceedings within Choctaw County. It would assess an additional $50 in most civil, criminal, and quasi-criminal cases, and $25 in small claims court cases. These new costs would be deposited into a special "Jail Fund" for Choctaw County. The funds are specifically designated to cover the maintenance, repair, operation, and construction debt of the county jail and jail complex. The bill's implementation is contingent on the prior ratification of a local constitutional amendment.
