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HR129
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By The Standing Committee on Rules
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First Read: 18-Mar-25
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SPECIAL ORDER CALENDAR
Tuesday, March 18, 2025
THE FOURTEENTH LEGISLATIVE DAY
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 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 fourteenth legislative day taking precedence
over the regular order of business or any pending or
unfinished business.
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Representatives Garrett:
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HB386 w/sub
Sales and use taxes; rate on food reduced effective September
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Representatives Garrett:
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HB387
Sales tax on food, limit on local rate reduction and growth
requirement removed
Representatives Garrett:
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HB388
Income tax, exemption for taxable retirement income increased
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Representatives Garrett:
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HB389
Income tax, optional standard deduction increased, adjusted
gross income range allowed for maximum dependent exemption
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Representative Wood (D):
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HB30 w/sub
Judge of probate of each county to conduct post-election
audit.
Representative Pringle:
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HB320 w/sub
Public works contracts; requirements to publish public notice
of contract, further provided
Representative Collins:
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HB319
Imagination Library of Alabama Program, Department of Early
Childhood Education to administer through Dolly Parton's
Imagination Library,
Representatives Almond:
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HB281
Municipal zoning boards of adjustment; to further provide for
an appeals process from a final decision of the board
Representatives Colvin:
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HB253 w/sub
Taxation; certain aircraft and aircraft parts are exempt from
sales, use, and lease taxes
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sales, use, and lease taxes
Representatives Holk-Jones:
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HB322 w/sub
Post-partum depression; to require Medicaid coverage and
provide for education and screening .
Representatives Hill:
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HB307 w/sub
Courts, appointment, support, and powers of visiting judges
provided for
Representative Crawford:
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HB264
Vessel Registration; amends boater registration fees and their
distribution
Representative Baker:
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HB232 w/sub
Juvenile court, required to provide written notification to
local superintendent or principal of private K-12 school if
student charged with or adjudicated delinquent for certain
serious crimes; authorized to provide written notice of
charges for or adjudication of delinquency for lesser crimes
Representatives Woods:
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HB356
Crimes and offenses, penalty increased for crimes of making a
terrorist threat in the first or second degree, principal to
immediately contact law enforcement of terrorist threat,
suspension of student, readmittance, and restitution provided
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Representatives Faulkner:
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HB333 w/sub
Municipalities to jointly form an authority to open and
operate law enforcement training facilities.
Representative Shaw:
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HB207 w/sub
Office of Information Technology, duties expanded to include
cybersecurity and tasks previously performed by Division of
Data Systems Management and Telecommunications Division of the
Department of Finance.
Representative Moore (P):
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HB338
Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure, key
duplication services excepted from definition of locksmith
expanded
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