This legislation expands the use of funds collected for 911 systems and operations to include indirect costs and additional equipment. Click here for summary.

The language from HB 304 was added to this bill by the Senate Committee. HB 304 provides clean up language in O.C.G.AS 46-5-124.1 to require all suppliers to register to ensure that telephone service connections are assessed a 9-1-1 fee.

The language from SB 113 was added in the Senate.  SB 113 deals with contract between local governments and vendors.

This bill adds burn centers who treat at least 300 burn patients annually to the list of designated trauma centers.

This bill prohibits cities and counties from regulating the sale of tobacco or tobacco related objects (i.e., papers, wrappers, blunt wraps, pipes, water pipes) to minors. It also preempts counties from regulating the possession of such products by minors.  Please contact Todd Edwards at tedwards@accg.org if you have concerns.  

This resolution asks voters to consider an amendment to the Georgia Constitution that would provide a portion of the state sales tax on motor fuel to be used to fund regional public use airports.