Georgia 2023-2024 Regular Session

Georgia House Bill HB1514

Introduced

3/21/24

Introduced

3/21/24

Caption

Law enforcement officers and agencies; employ civilian personnel to investigate traffic accidents involving property damage; provisions

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

GA HB1333

Law enforcement officers and agencies; county and municipal agencies to employ civilian personnel to investigate traffic accidents involving property damage; authorize

GA HB915

Law enforcement officers and agencies; authorize county and municipal law enforcement agencies to employ civilian personnel to assist in certain investigations

GA H140

Civilian Traffic Investigators

GA S251

Civilian Traffic Investigators

GA S77

Cities/Civilian Traffic Investigators

GA S213

Greensboro/Civilian Traffic Investigators

GA HB1036

Implied consent laws and investigation of traffic accidents; authorize the Commercial Transportation Enforcement Division within DPS to enforce.

GA SB80

Authorizes civilian traffic control officer to investigate certain traffic accidents in certain parishes. (8/1/17) (EG +$992,000 LF EX See Note)

GA H549

Civilian Traffic Investigators

GA S117

Expand Use of Civilian Crash Investigators

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NC H140

Civilian Traffic Investigators

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Greensboro/Civilian Traffic Investigators

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