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President Barack Obama Administration January 20, 2009 - January 19, 2017 Legislation Signed* - 1,292 A. Signed On Date B. Bill # C. Public D. Name of Legislation E. Link * Law No. 1 January 16, 2009 Public S.J.RES. A joint resolution ensuring that the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 3 compensation and other laws/111th-congress 111-1 emoluments attached to the office of Secretary of the Interior are those which were in effect on January 1, 2005 2 January 29, 2009 Public S. 181 Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: laws/111th-congress 111-2 3 February 4, 2009 Public H.R. 2 Children's Health Insurance https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Program Reauthorization Act of laws/111th-congress 111-3 2009 4 February 11, 2009 Public S. 352 DTV Delay Act https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: laws/111th-congress 111-4 5 February 17, 2009 Public H.R. 1 American Recovery and https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Reinvestment Act laws/111th-congress 111-5 6 March 6, 2009 Public H.J.RES. Further Appropriations for Fiscal https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 38 Year 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-6 7 March 9, 2009 Public S.234 A bill to designate the facility of the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: United States Postal Service located laws/111th-congress 111-7 at 2105 East Cook Street in Springfield, Illinois, as the "Colonel John H. Wilson, Jr. Post Office Building 8 March 11, 2009 111-8 H.R. Omnibus Appropriations Act, 2009 https://www.congress.gov/bill/111t 1105 h-congress/house-bill/1105 9 March 20, 2009 Public H.R.1541 Small Business Act Temporary https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Extension laws/111th-congress 111-10 10 March 20, 2009 Public H.R.1127 To extend certain immigration https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: programs laws/111th-congress 111-9 11 March 30, 2009 Public H.R.1512 Federal Aviation Administration https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Extension Act of 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-12 *=marked as "In Progress" on WhiteHouse.gov on 3-10-15; date of Public Law used for reference 1 of 124 President Barack Obama Administration January 20, 2009 - January 19, 2017 Legislation Signed* - 1,292 A. Signed On Date B. Bill # C. Public D. Name of Legislation E. Link * Law No. 12 March 30, 2009 Public H.R.146 Omnibus Public Lands Management https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Act laws/111th-congress 111-11 13 April 21, 2009 Public H.R.1388 Serve America Act https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: laws/111th-congress 111-13 14 April 23, 2009 Public S.520 A bill to designate the United States https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: courthouse under construction at laws/111th-congress 111-14 327 South Church Street, Rockford, Illinois, as the "Stanley J. Roszkowski United States Courthouse" 15 April 24, 2009 Public S.383 Special Inspector General for the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Troubled Asset Relief Program Act laws/111th-congress 111-15 of 2009 16 May 7, 2009 Public S.J.RES. A joint resolution providing for the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 8 appointment of David M. laws/111th-congress 111-17 Rubenstein as a citizen regent of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution 17 May 7, 2009 Public H.R. Statutory Time-Periods Technical https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 1626 Amendments Act of 2009 laws/111th-congress 111–16 18 May 8, 2009 Public S.39 A bill to repeal section 10(f) of https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Public Law 93-531, commonly laws/111th-congress 111-18 known as the "Bennett Freeze" 19 May 12, 2009 Public H.R.586 Civil Rights History Project Act of https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-19 20 May 15, 2009 Public S.735 Protecting Incentives for the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Adoption of Children with Special laws/111th-congress 111-20 Needs Act of 2009 21 May 20, 2009 Public S. 386 Fraud Enforcement and Recovery https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Act laws/111th-congress 111–21 22 May 20, 2009 Public S.896 Helping Families Save Their Homes https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Act of 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-22 *=marked as "In Progress" on WhiteHouse.gov on 3-10-15; date of Public Law used for reference 2 of 124 President Barack Obama Administration January 20, 2009 - January 19, 2017 Legislation Signed* - 1,292 A. Signed On Date B. Bill # C. Public D. Name of Legislation E. Link * Law No. 23 May 22, 2009 Public H.R.627 Credit Card Accountability, https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Responsibility, and Disclosure laws/111th-congress 111-24 (CARD) Act of 2009 24 May 22, 2009 Public S.454 Weapon Systems Acquisition https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Reform Act of 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-23 25 June 2, 2009 Public H.R.131 Ronald Reagan Centennial https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Commission Act laws/111th-congress 111-25 26 June 19, 2009 Public H.R.2675 Antitrust Criminal Penalty https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Enhancement and Reform Act of laws/111th-congress 111-30 2004 Extension 27 June 19, 2009 Public H.R.1284 To designate the facility of the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: United States Postal Service located laws/111th-congress 111-28 at 103 West Main Street in McLain, Mississippi, as the "Major Ed W. Freeman Post Office" 28 June 19, 2009 Public H.R.663 To designate the facility of the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: United States Postal Service located laws/111th-congress 111-26 at 12877 Broad Street in Sparta, Georgia, as the "Yvonne Ingram- Ephraim Post Office Building" 29 June 19, 2009 Public H.R.918 To designate the facility of the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: United States Postal Service located laws/111th-congress 111-27 at 300 East 3rd Street in Jamestown, New York, as the "Stan Lundine Post Office Building" 30 June 19, 2009 Public H.R. To designate the facility of the https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 1595 United States Postal Service located laws/111th-congress 111-29 at 3245 Latta Road in Rochester, New York, as the "Brian K. Schramm Post Office Building" 31 June 22, 2009 Public H.R. Family Smoking Prevention and https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 1256 Tobacco Control Act laws/111th-congress 111-31 32 June 24, 2009 Public H.R. Supplemental Appropriations Act, https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 2346 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-32 *=marked as "In Progress" on WhiteHouse.gov on 3-10-15; date of Public Law used for reference 3 of 124 President Barack Obama Administration January 20, 2009 - January 19, 2017 Legislation Signed* - 1,292 A. Signed On Date B. Bill # C. Public D. Name of Legislation E. Link * Law No. 33 June 26, 2009 Public H.J.RES. Native American Heritage Day Act https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 40 of 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-33 34 June 30, 2009 Public S.615 A bill to provide additional https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: personnel authorities for the Special laws/111th-congress 111-38 Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction. 35 June 30, 2009 Public H.R.813 To designate the Federal building https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: and United States courthouse laws/111th-congress 111-34 located at 306 East Main Street in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, as the "J. Herbert W. Small Federal Building and United States Courthouse" 36 June 30, 2009 Public H.R.837 To designate the Federal building https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: located at 799 United Nations Plaza laws/111th-congress 111-35 in New York, New York, as the "Ronald H. Brown United States Mission to the United Nations Building" 37 June 30, 2009 Public S.407 Veterans' Compensation Cost-of- https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Living Adjustment Act of 2009 laws/111th-congress 111-37 38 June 30, 2009 Public H.R. Webcaster Settlement Act of 2009 https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 2344 laws/111th-congress 111-36 39 July 1, 2009 Public S.614 A bill to award a Congressional Gold https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: Medal to the Women Airforce laws/111th-congress 111-40 Service Pilots ("WASP") 40 July 1, 2009 Public H.R. To make technical corrections to https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 1777 the Higher Education Act of 1965, laws/111th-congress 111-39 and for other purposes 41 July 27, 2009 Public H.R. Korean War Veterans Recognition https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 2632 Act laws/111th-congress 111-41 42 July 28, 2009 Public H.J.RES.5 Approving the renewal of import https://www.congress.gov/public- Law No: 6 restrictions contained in the laws/111th-congress 111-42 Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act of 2003 *=marked as "In Progress" on WhiteHouse.gov on 3-10-15; date of Public Law used for reference 4 of 124 President Barack Obama Administration January 20, 2009 - January 19, 2017 Legislation Signed* - 1,292 A. Signed On Date B. Bill # C. Public D. Name of Legislation E. Link * Law No.
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