A RESOLUTION recognizing and commending Robert McNeill (Neill) Herring for his years of service at the Georgia General Assembly; and for other purposes.
This bill creates a temporary House Study Committee to investigate municipal electric franchise fees and recommend potential policy changes. The committee will consist of five representatives appointed by the Speaker of the House, who will examine how current fee arrangements affect both municipalities and unincorporated county residents. The study will focus on whether residents in unincorporated areas are unfairly subsidizing municipal infrastructure costs and will produce a report with findings and possible legislative recommendations by December 1, 2026. The committee has authority to hold meetings, receive standard legislative allowances, and file reports with the Clerk of the House.
This bill creates a House Study Committee on Small Business Technology Adoption in Georgia to examine how the state can better support small businesses in adopting new technologies like artificial intelligence and enterprise software. The committee will consist of five representatives, including the chairperson of the Small Business Development Committee, two from the majority party, and two from the minority party, who will study issues related to technology adoption, training, and tax policies affecting small businesses. The committee will hold meetings, receive funding from the House, and submit a report with findings and recommendations before being abolished on December 1, 2026.
This bill dedicates a specific section of State Route 314 in Clayton County as the Dr. Anthony Smith Highway to honor Dr. Anthony W. Smith, the Superintendent of Clayton County Public Schools. The legislation authorizes the Georgia Department of Transportation to install and maintain signs identifying the road with Dr. Smith's name. It recognizes Dr. Smith's leadership in one of Georgia's largest school systems and his contributions to education and community service. The bill does not change any laws or policies but serves as a formal commemorative resolution.
A RESOLUTION recognizing and commending OJ da Juiceman for his contributions to Georgia's hip-hop culture and his pioneering role in the development of Southern trap music; and for other purposes.
This bill designates March 19, 2026, as Golf Day in Georgia to honor the sport's significant economic contributions to the state. The resolution recognizes golf's role in supporting over 24,000 jobs and generating billions in economic activity, including major events like the Masters Tournament and TOUR Championship. It encourages citizens to participate in or watch golf while authorizing the Senate Secretary to distribute copies of the resolution to the public and media. The measure is a symbolic recognition rather than a policy change, with no new regulations or funding attached.
This bill is a Senate resolution that formally recognizes and commends The Flourish Society Inc. for its work supporting African American women and their communities. The resolution highlights the organization's programs focused on leadership development, health advocacy, cultural preservation, and civic engagement. It does not create new laws or change policies but serves as an official acknowledgment of the group's contributions to the state. The Senate has adopted this resolution to honor the organization's efforts in fostering empowerment and community transformation.
This bill is a commendation resolution honoring Mrs. Dora Mae Tiller on the occasion of her 100th birthday. It recognizes her lifetime of service in home care nursing, her dedication to her family and community, and her extensive travel across the United States and abroad. The resolution formally congratulates her on this milestone and directs the House Clerk to provide a copy of the document to her.
This bill creates a House Study Committee on End of Life Issues to examine topics related to end-of-life care, financial burdens, and assisted death laws in Georgia. The committee will consist of five House members appointed by the Speaker, who will also serve as chairperson, and will study issues affecting patients, families, and caregivers. The committee has the authority to recommend legislative changes after reviewing current state policies and other states' assisted death laws, with a report due before the committee is abolished on December 1, 2026. Funding for the committee will come from existing House appropriations, and members will receive standard legislative allowances for up to five days of service.
This bill is a resolution that formally recognizes and commends Abundant Life Full Gospel Baptist Church on the occasion of its anniversary. It acknowledges the church's history of community service and growth since its founding in 1997, highlighting its humanitarian work and dedication to spreading its faith. The resolution directs the House Clerk to provide a copy of the document to the church as an official record of this recognition. This measure does not change any laws or policies but serves as a ceremonial acknowledgment of the organization's contributions to the community.
A RESOLUTION recognizing Mystic Chapter No. 739, Order of the Eastern Star, upon 35 years of dedicated service to the Atlanta community; and for other purposes.
A RESOLUTION recognizing April 30, 2026, as Veterans Support Services Awareness Day and honoring James "Jim" Dunn for his lifelong service to veterans; and for other purposes.
