2021 Georgia General Assembly City of Atlanta Update

2021 Georgia General Assembly City of Atlanta Update

2021 Georgia General Assembly City of Atlanta Update FEC Presentation April 28, 2021 City of Atlanta IGA Team Jerome Jordan | Reese McCranie Walter Vinson | Gabrielle Sanders Slade 1 2021 Legislative Session • The General Assembly first convened on Monday, January 11th • Crossover Day was Monday, March 8th • Sine Die was March 31st • Governor Kemp has 40 consecutive days from the end of session to act on all legislation passed out of the General Assembly. 2 2021 Legislative Session Bills signed into Law: • SB 202 – sponsored by Sen. Max Burns (voting legislation) • HB 317 – sponsored by Rep. Ron Stephens (imposes state/local taxes on short term rentals) 3 2021 Legislative Session: Bills that are awaiting Governor’s action Local Bills • HB 757 – sponsored by Rep. Bee Nguyen (Atlanta Urban Enterprise Act – City of Atlanta legislation) General Bills • HB 150 – sponsored by Rep. Bruce Williamson (preempting governments from prohibiting energy sources) • HB 98 – sponsored by Rep. Eddie Lumsden (grants local governments authority to hold virtual public hearings) • HB 134 – sponsored by Rep. Victor Anderson (creating an exemption under the Open Meetings/Open Records Act for cybersecurity discussions/documents in executive session) 4 2021 Legislative Session: Bills that are awaiting Governor’s action General Bills • SB 32 – sponsored by Sen. Matt Brass (exempting unlisted telephone numbers/personal cell numbers from open records) • SB 236 – sponsored by Sen. Matt Brass (allow no more than two mix drinks containing up to 3 ounces of liquor to be sold per adult entre for off‐premise consumption) Crime & Public Safety • HB 534 – sponsored by Rep. Josh Bonner (Street Racing) • HB 479 – sponsored by Rep. Bert Reeves (repeals/replaces 150yo Citizen’s Arrest Statute) • HB 286 – sponsored by Rep. Gaines (prohibition on police department budget cuts) 5 2021 Legislative Session: Bills monitored for next session General Bills • HB 328 – sponsored by Rep. Martin Momtahan – (reduction in rights‐of‐way fees owed to cities) • HB 713 – sponsored by Rep. Katie Dempsey – (Reducing Street Homelessness Act of 2021) • HB 843 – sponsored by Rep. Betsy Holland – (Property Tax Deferral Legislation) • HB 854 – sponsored by Rep. Todd Jones – (to create Buckhead City in House Hopper – not assigned to committee) • SB 266/HB276 + others – sponsored by Sen. Marty Harbin/Rep. Philip Singleton – (bills related to transgender athletes) • HB116/HB499/SB24 + others – (minimum wage) 6 2021 Legislative Session: Bills monitored for next session Airport Bills • HB 477 – sponsored by Rep. Sam Watson – (amended to remove jet fuel tax credit for airlines ‐ passed in House, did not reach final passage in Senate) • HB 269 – sponsored by Rep. Mike Glanton – (Airport Property Tax) • HB 151/HB 642/HB 643 – Sponsored by Rep. Rhonda Burnough – (Airport Property Tax) Crime & Public Safety • HB 368 – sponsored by Rep. Mandi Ballinger (Georgia Bureau of Investigation would be primary law enforcement agency for investigating certain deaths) • SB 115 – sponsored by Sen. Robertson – (speed enforcement in school zones ‐failed on Senate floor) • SB 133/HB 233 – (Ban No‐knock Warrants) 7 2021 Legislative Session: Study Committees • HR 222 – sponsored by Rep. Victor Anderson (House Study Committee on Annexations) • SR 84 – sponsored by Sen. Tyler Harper (Joint Study Committee on Airport Infrastructure & Improvements) 8 2021 Legislative Session Q & A 9.

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