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By Senator Waggoner
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SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
Tuesday, April 9, 2024
SR _____ SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE LEGISLATURE OF
ALABAMA, That immediately upon the adoption of this
resolution, the following business, in the order set forth
below, shall be the special and paramount order of business
for the twentieth legislative day taking precedence over the
regular order of business or any pending or unfinished
business.
Introduction of Bills
House Messages
Reports from Standing Committees
Motions and Resolutions
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Senators Reed, Singleton, Barfoot, Butler, Weaver, Livingston,
Figures, Chesteen, Allen, Jones, Price, Elliott, Williams,
Melson, Carnley, Sessions, Roberts, Shelnutt, Waggoner,
Smitherman, Coleman-Madison, Kelley, Givhan, Kitchens, Hovey
and Coleman:
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SB252
Alabama Growth Alliance Bill
Senators Livingston, Waggoner, Jones, Weaver, Stutts, Roberts,
Shelnutt, Hovey, Singleton, Chesteen, Reed, Elliott, Sessions,
Butler, Barfoot, Williams, Givhan, Price, Allen, Smitherman,
Kitchens, Coleman-Madison, Kelley, Coleman, Figures, Melson
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SB247
Alabama Workforce Transformation Act FY24 Regular Session
SENATE
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Senators Chesteen, Carnley, Elliott, Allen, Kitchens, Butler,
Barfoot, Jones, Shelnutt, Figures, Smitherman, Sessions,
Williams, Kelley, Singleton, Livingston, Reed, Hovey, Roberts,
Weaver, Waggoner and Coleman-Madison:
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SB253
Alabama Workforce Pathways Act, different pathways for high
school diplomas based on future career plans
Senators Roberts, Weaver, Coleman, Kitchens, Figures, Jones,
Hovey, Reed, Livingston, Waggoner, Singleton, Sessions,
Coleman-Madison, Chesteen, Smitherman and Melson:
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SB243
Economic development; state law authorizing counties and
municipalities to provide for innovation districts as public
corporations authorized; innovation district use of public
funds for public or private persons authorized; Constitutional
Amendment
Senators Singleton, Chesteen, Allen, Albritton, Melson,
Stutts, Barfoot, Butler, Reed, Smitherman, Roberts, Sessions,
Elliott, Kitchens, Kelley, Coleman-Madison, Hovey, Livingston,
Price and Williams:
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SB242
Innovation Districts; establishment of by counties and
municipalities as public corporation authorized; provide for
the powers of innovation districts
Senator Orr:
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SB149
Prisoners, increases the money paid by the state to counties
to feed prisoners and the money deposited into the Emergency
Prisoner Feeding Fund
Representatives Robbins, DuBose and Faulkner:
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HB164
Consumer Protection; online distribution of material harmful
to minors, prohibited; online age-verification requirements,
required
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Senators Roberts, Orr, Jones and Shelnutt:
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SB220
Public contracts; prohibitions on public contracts with
entities affiliated with the People's Republic of China,
provided;
Representative Reynolds:
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HB138
Supplemental appropriation of federal funds from the American
Rescue Plan Act - State Small Business Credit Initiative Fund
to the Department of Finance for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2024.
Senator Barfoot:
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SB240
Department of Mental Health; expand category for involuntary
commitment to include individuals with co-occurring substance
use disorder, authorize service of petition in county of
respondent's location when original petition was filed,
authorize judge to determine when to bring respondent before
court for hearing on restriction of liberty pending final
hearing, authorize judge of probate to petition district or
municipal court for suspension of criminal confinement for
commitment; bill does not require providers to expand services
unless additional funding provided
Senators Smitherman and Singleton:
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SB256
Newborn Screening Panel, procedure for addition of conditions
to panel, further provided for
Representative Brown:
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HB253
State Port Authority; provide that authority is a body
corporate and may employ non-merit system employees
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Senator Orr:
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SB186
Prohibit the use of any ranked-choice voting method in
elections except for electors who vote by absentee ballot
pursuant to the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee
Voting Act
Senator Melson:
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SB128
Public Health Department State Board of Health, entity
abolished and duties transferred to State Committee of Public
Health; membership of committee revised; State Health Officer
duties and qualifications revised
Representative McCampbell:
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HB69
Controlled Substances Prescription Database; access by certain
representatives of a dentist authorized
Senators Gudger and Weaver:
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SB225
State symbols; designate Little Bluestem as the official State
Grass of Alabama.
Representative McCampbell:
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HB70
Board of Dental Examiners of Alabama, to create limited
special volunteer licenses for nonresident dentists and dental
hygienists, to increase fee for annual dental hygiene
registration, to add fee for issuance of special volunteer
licenses
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Senators Givhan, Livingston, Orr, Butler, Kitchens, Kelley,
Carnley, Beasley, Elliott, Gudger, Weaver, Sessions and Allen:
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SB234
Public contracts, county public building authorities,
exemption provided
Senators Melson and Sessions:
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SB275
Counties, agriculture authorities, authorized to establish and
promote agriculture businesses, economic development, and
other purposes, power further specified to develop commercial
facilities and use revenue for authority's mission
Representative Almond:
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HB275
Indigent defense, provides for membership & review process of
adv. boards, provides for comp. of attorneys
Senators Jones, Shelnutt, Allen, Williams, Melson, Beasley,
Kitchens, Butler, Barfoot, Kelley, Sessions, Roberts, Weaver,
Livingston, Reed, Price, Chesteen, Carnley, Stutts, Givhan,
Hovey and Waggoner:
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SB251
Public Investments; to prohibit Board of Control of ERSA and
TRSA from investing with restricted entities affiliated with
Communist Chinese military companies
Senators Kelley, Jones, Smitherman, Hatcher, Butler, Allen,
Givhan, Melson, Sessions, Carnley, Bell, Shelnutt, Kitchens,
Stutts, Elliott, Waggoner, Orr, Coleman, Stewart,
Coleman-Madison and Beasley:
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SB208
Interstate Compact -Social Work Examiners
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Representative Clarke:
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HB101
Elections; providing additional items to be considered
election expenses that must be reimbursed to the counties by
the state
Senators Coleman-Madison, Smitherman and Elliott:
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SB233
Mortgages, fee increase for recording of mortgages, deeds of
trust, distribution of proceeds to Alabama housing trust fund.
Senator Allen:
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SB37
Alabama Clean Indoor Air Act, vaping included as prohibited
smoking in public places.
Representative Brown:
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HB87
Airport Authorities; authorities authorized to participate in
and form lawful business entities or ventures, and conduct
activities incidental to operation of the authority.
Senator Weaver:
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SB88
Alabama Fire College; Add new seat to commission.
Senator Bell:
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SB141
St. Clair County, specifying qualified electors for county
superintendent and board of education and changing Pell City
Board of Education from an elected to appointed board and
specifying residential qualifications for members of city
board local constitutional amendment
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Representative Lipscomb:
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HB15
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources,
Commissioner, to require issuance of permit to release black
bass into Coosa river under certain circumstances
Senator Weaver:
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SB244
Board of Medical Examiners; "expedited license" defined for
purposes of criminal background check for physician licensure
Senator Bell:
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SB142
Pell City, St. Clair County, repealing acts providing for the
election of the Pell City Board of Education, contingent upon
ratification of a constitutional amendment providing for an
appointed board of education
Representative Ensler:
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HB75
Crimes and offenses; assault 2nd; letter carrier added
Senators Williams and Sessions:
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SB163
Mobile County; firefighting and emergency medical districts,
board of trustees fills vacancies
Representative Ellis:
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HB139
Department of Insurance, remove from Sunset process
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Senators Coleman and Coleman-Madison:
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SB237
Child support, retroactivity provided for in certain
circumstances
Representatives Hulsey, Lamb, Shirey, DuBose, Lovvorn, Rigsby,
Lomax, Hammett, Stringer, Daniels, Collins, Bedsole, Reynolds,
Starnes, Bolton, Gidley, Butler and Underwood:
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HB126
Fire-protection personnel and emergency medical services
personnel, annual training related to individuals with sensory
needs and certain disabilities, required
Representative Ingram:
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HB196
Sale of tax-delinquent land; Land Commissioner authorized to
contract with online auction to sell certain lands
Senator Kelley:
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SB124
Alabama Security Regulatory Board, continued until October 1,
2027, without modification, pursuant to the Sunset Law
Senators Stewart and Coleman-Madison:
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SB127
Alabama Athletic Commission, continued until October 1, 2027,
without modification, pursuant to the Sunset Law
Senator Barfoot:
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SB133
Alabama Securities Commission, continued until October 1,
2028, without modification, pursuant to the Sunset Law
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Senator Barfoot:
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SB134
Department of Insurance, continued until October 1, 2028,
without modification, pursuant to the Sunset Law
Senator Coleman-Madison:
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SB148
Sunset Law; Alabama State Board of Respiratory Therapy
continued until October 1, 2028, with modification to delete
nonexistent nominating entities.
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