Alabama 2026 Regular Session All Bills (Page 81)

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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB297

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
1/21/26  
Refer
1/21/26  
Report Pass
1/22/26  
Refer
1/27/26  
Report Pass
2/24/26  
Enrolled
2/26/26  
Passed
3/5/26  
City of Monroeville; annexation of corporate limits
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB298

Filed/Read First Time
7/5/26  
Introduced
1/21/26  
Refer
1/21/26  
Public utilities; Underground Damage Prevention Program; certain statutory sunset clauses deleted
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB366

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
2/3/26  
Refer
2/3/26  
Report Pass
2/5/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
2/17/26  
Enrolled
2/19/26  
Passed
2/25/26  
Randolph County; compensation of judge of probate and revenue commissioner revised
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB367

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
2/3/26  
Refer
2/3/26  
Report Pass
2/5/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
2/17/26  
Enrolled
2/19/26  
Passed
2/25/26  
Randolph County; booking fee, established
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB368

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
2/3/26  
Refer
2/3/26  
Report Pass
2/5/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
2/17/26  
Enrolled
2/19/26  
Passed
2/25/26  
Randolph County; county commission, terms staggered
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB369

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
2/3/26  
Refer
2/3/26  
Report Pass
2/5/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
2/17/26  
Enrolled
2/19/26  
Passed
2/25/26  
Randolph County; distribution of county tobacco tax further provided for
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB32

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
8/14/25  
Introduced
1/13/26  
Refer
8/14/25  
Refer
1/13/26  
Motor vehicles; child passenger restraint systems, use further provided
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB320

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
1/22/26  
County law library fund and judicial administration fund; to require separate funds to be maintained in the county treasury
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB321

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
1/22/26  
Marshall County; volunteer fire districts, annexation of new areas, application of fire service fee, enforcement
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB347

Filed/Read First Time
7/5/26  
Introduced
1/29/26  
Refer
1/29/26  
Report Pass
2/11/26  
Engrossed
3/3/26  
Refer
3/3/26  
Consumer protection; illicit material, private rights created, enforcement authorized, penalties established
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB348

Filed/Read First Time
7/5/26  
Introduced
1/29/26  
Refer
1/29/26  
Bail; pretrial hearing for illegal aliens charged with violent offenses, required; presumption of flight risk, established
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB349

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
1/29/26  
Etowah County local constitutional amendment; Whorton Bend Agricultural Protection Act created; boundaries defined; certain activities permitted or prohibited within protected area; exemptions
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB357

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
1/29/26  
Alabama Real Estate Commission; equitable interest transfers, disclosure and licensing requirements, penalties for violations
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB358

Filed/Read First Time
7/5/26  
Introduced
1/29/26  
Refer
1/29/26  
Foreign agents; Certain foreign agents and foreign political organizations required to register with Secretary of State, civil penalties imposed for violations
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Alabama 2026 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HB359

Filed/Read First Time
 
Introduced
1/29/26  
Introduced
12/31/69  
Refer
1/29/26  
Report Pass
2/4/26  
Refer
2/10/26  
Report Pass
2/25/26  
Enrolled
2/26/26  
Passed
3/5/26  
This act amends Sections 40-18-470, 40-18-471, 40-18-472, and 40-18-473, Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the Sweet Home Alabama Tourism Investment Act, to: (1) define the term "completion date," add that resort developments may be qualifying projects if consisting of at least 200 vacation rental units and that tourism attractions are not required to be within an entertainment district to be a qualifying project; (2) authorize companies awarded a supplemental rebate to claim up to $7,500,000 over five years notwithstanding rebate limits; (3) require companies approved to receive a tax rebate from taxes generated by projects to document project costs certified by independent persons; and (4) require approved companies to verify specific information to ensure projects have met capital investment requirements.