Alabama 2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 71)
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB215
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/14/26
Refer
1/14/26
Transit authorities; to authorize participation in business organizations
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB20
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
6/25/25
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
6/25/25
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/14/26
Crimes and offenses; list of capital offenses, further provided to include murder committed when the defendant knowingly creates a great risk to multiple persons
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB200
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/15/26
Refer
1/20/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Enrolled
1/22/26
Passed
2/3/26
Passed
2/3/26
Escambia County; authorizing additional motor vehicle license and registration tax
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB201
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/15/26
Refer
1/20/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Enrolled
1/22/26
Passed
2/3/26
Passed
2/3/26
Escambia County; sheriff authorized to establish procedures for use of credit or debit card
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB202
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/20/26
Refer
1/21/26
Report Pass
2/10/26
Enrolled
2/12/26
Passed
2/24/26
Passed
2/24/26
Baldwin County; Town of Magnolia Springs, corporate limits altered
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB203
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/15/26
Refer
1/20/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Enrolled
1/22/26
Passed
2/3/26
Passed
2/3/26
Henry County; Henry County Sheriff's Office and Henry County Task Force, authorized to sell, use, and destroy certain abandoned, stolen, and unclaimed property
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB178
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Engrossed
2/3/26
Refer
2/5/26
Report Pass
2/25/26
Enrolled
4/8/26
Passed
4/17/26
Passed
4/17/26
This act: (1) authorizes two or more contiguous city boards of education to consolidate the administration of their city school systems under one multi-city board of education; (2) provides that if 25 percent of the qualified electors of a school system submit written objection within 30 days after the decision to consolidate, a consolidation only becomes operative after approval at a referendum for the total affected area; and (3) requires the state board to adopt rules to implement this act.
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB179
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Refer
1/14/26
Report Pass
1/28/26
Refer
2/3/26
Alabama Resilience Council, created
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB18
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
6/25/25
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
6/25/25
Refer
1/13/26
Acknowledgement of paternity; certain rebuttable presumptions relating to the best interest of a child, created
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB180
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Conecuh County, office of county superintendent of education changed from elected to appointed, duties, powers, and compensation
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB181
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/14/26
Refer
1/14/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Engrossed
1/27/26
Refer
1/27/26
Report Pass
1/28/26
Enrolled
2/3/26
Passed
2/10/26
Passed
2/10/26
This act requires: (1) persons dredging over 1,000,000 cubic yards of material in coastal areas to cause at least 70 percent of the dredged material to be beneficially used, subject to exceptions; and (2) the Alabama Department of Environmental Management and Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources to amend their rules, including the Alabama Coastal Area Management Program, to implement this act.
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB182
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Refer
2/19/26
Report Pass
2/25/26
Enrolled
2/26/26
Passed
3/5/26
Passed
3/5/26
This act amends Section 22-18-4, Code of Alabama 1975, to require the Alabama Department of Public Health to accept education or experience gained while serving in the military and proof of passing the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians Examination as credit toward obtaining an emergency medical service license.
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB183
Filed/Read First Time
7/5/26
Introduced
1/13/26
Introduced
12/31/69
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/28/26
Refer
2/5/26
Report Pass
3/4/26
Public K-12 schools; home school students authorized to attend career and technical education programs in certain circumstances
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB184
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/13/26
Refer
1/13/26
Report Pass
1/15/26
Refer
1/20/26
Report Pass
1/21/26
Enrolled
1/22/26
Enrolled
1/27/26
Passed
2/3/26
Passed
2/3/26
Henry County; coroner and deputy coroner, expenses further provided for
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session
Alabama House Bill HB214
Filed/Read First Time
Introduced
1/14/26
Refer
1/14/26
Report Pass
1/28/26
Refer
1/29/26
Refer
2/5/26
Report Pass
2/10/26
Enrolled
3/5/26
Passed
3/17/26
Passed
3/17/26
This act amends Section 17-5-15.1, Code of Alabama 1975, to: (1) prohibit foreign nationals from contributing anything of value in connection with a state or local public office election or noncandidate election to a state or local political party committee or to a political action committee and from paying for electioneering communications; (2) prohibit soliciting, accepting, or receiving any such contributions or payment from foreign nationals; (3) create a rebuttable presumption against violating this solicitation prohibition if solicitation contains notice to the contrary; (4) exempt membership dues and conference fees from these prohibitions so long as the organization is not a foreign national, only a portion of dues or fees comes from foreign nationals, and no election decisions are dictated by foreign nationals; and (5) provide knowingly or willingly violating this act is a Class C felony.