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Contact Information
Known contact information for Rolanda Hollis from Birmingham, AL.
- 11 South Union Street, Suite 536-DMontgomery, AL 36130-2950
- Phone: 334-261-9520
- Official Email: [email protected]
Education Information
Known educational history for Rolanda Hollis from Birmingham, AL.
- BS, Accounting, Tuskegee University
Political Information
Known political history for Rolanda Hollis from Birmingham, AL.
- Candidate, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 58, 2022
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 58, 2017-present
Professions Information
Known professional history for Rolanda Hollis from Birmingham, AL.
- Real Estate Broker, Sil-loH Properties, Limited Liability Company
Organizations Information
Known organizational history for Rolanda Hollis from Birmingham, AL.
- Member, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, present
- Member, Guiding Light Church, present
Election History
Rolanda Hollis from Birmingham, AL has participated in elections listed below in the state of Alabama.
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Rolanda Hollis has sponsored.
- HB357
Alabama Real Estate Commission; equitable interest transfers, disclosure and licensing requirements, penalties for violations
- HB469
Municipal firefighters' bill of rights; rights and procedures for firefighters' personnel issues established
- HB52
Sexual abuse of a minor; time-barred civil claims revived for period of 10 years, Attorney General required to conduct public awareness campaign, discrimination for bringing suit, prohibited
- HB53
Child sexual abuse; Legislature authorized to revive lapsed rights or remedies, constitutional amendment
- HB54
Incarceration; supervised pre-incarceration probation for certain pregnant women provided for, self-surrender 12 weeks after birth required, criminal penalties for failure to surrender provided
- HB55
Mortgages; authorize lenders to mortgagors to make additional mortgage payments
- HB56
Motor vehicles; autocycles, headgear equipment required for operation
- HB645
Taxation; state privilege tax levied for historical horse racing
- HB73
Notaries public; commission term decreased; notary seals to have embedded identifying information; penalties for violations
- HJR110
Tuskegee University Day, recognized
- HB138
Incarceration, supervised pre-incarceration probation for certain pregnant women provided for, self-surrender 12 weeks after birth required, criminal penalties for failure to surrender provided
- HB139
Discrimination, unlawful to deny an individual full and equal enjoyment of public accommodations based on protected classes; unlawful for a local school board to discriminate against individual based on protected classes; unlawful for employer or labor organization board to discriminate against employee or member based on protected classes; state cause of action created
- HB225
Alabama Real Estate Commission; prelicense, continuing education schools, instructors established and regulated; licenses, approvals established and further provided for; disciplinary authority, certain fees revised
- HB357
Tobacco products, heated tobacco product definition and tax provided for
- HB593
Jefferson County, sheriff compensation revised
- HB612
Child sexual abuse; Legislature authorized to revive lapsed rights or remedies, constitutional amendment
- HB613
Child sexual abuse; time-barred civil claims revived for period of 10 years, Attorney General required to conduct public awareness campaign, discrimination for bringing suit prohibited
- HR109
Mary B. Morrison, recognized
- HR110
Catrena Norris Carter, recognized
- HR89
Beverly Lester, death mourned
- HB13
Real estate professionals, licensing requirements, limitations and penalties related to duration of residential listing agreements, requirements and penalties related to disclosure of equitable interests in contracts, limits transactions with licensed out of state professionals.
- HB3
Real estate commission; real estate brokers, companies, salespersons; training, qualifications licensure; penalties for certain licensee conduct; required disclosures, prohibited conduct
- HB411
Incarceration, supervised pre-incarceration probation for certain pregnant women provided for, self-surrender 12 weeks after birth required, criminal penalties for failure to surrender provided
- HB438
Tobacco products, heated tobacco product definition and tax provided for.
- HB492
Real estate professionals, licensing requirements, limitations and penalties related to duration of residential listing agreements, requirements and penalties related to disclosure of equitable interests in contracts, limits transactions with licensed out of state professionals.
- HR179
Charles "Cecil" Guyton, Jr., Death Mourned
- HR180
Veronica Very, Commending
- HR28
Sylvester Hollis, death mourned
- HR282
Gavin Bernard Martin, Morehouse College, commended
- HB3
Relating to crimes and offenses; to prohibit smoking or vaping in a motor vehicle when a child is present; to provide penalties; and in connection therewith would have as its purpose or effect the requirement of a new or increased expenditure of local funds within the meaning of Amendment 621 of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended by Amendment 890, now appearing as Section 111.05 of the Official Recompilation of the Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended.
- HB336
Relating to commissions; to amend Sections 9-14C-2 and 9-14C-8, Code of Alabama 1975, to provide for the Red Mountain Greenway and Recreational Area Commission to be renamed the Jefferson County Greenways Commission.
- HJR116
COMMENDING THE BIRMINGHAM ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® FOR THE SUCCESSFUL FAIR HOUSING MONTH 55TH ANNIVERSARY PROCLAMATION TOUR.
- HR161
COMMENDING MR. FRANK JAMES MATTHEWS III FOR PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS.
- HR162
COMMENDING MR. ADOLPHUS JOHNSON FOR PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS.
- HB230
Correction Dept., female inmates, prohibited practices regarding treatment of pregnant female inmates or female inmates in postpartum period
- HB27
Discrimination, to make it unlawful to deny an individual full and equal employment of public accommodations based on certain protected classes, to make it unlawful for a local school board to discriminate against an individual based on certain protected classes, and to make it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an applicant or employee based on certain protected classes
- HB28
Correction Dept., female inmates, prohibited practices regarding treatment of a pregnant female inmate or a female inmate who is in the immediate postpartum period
- HB49
Nicotine, motor vehicles, smoking of tobacco products prohibited in vehicle with child aged 14 and under present
- HB50
Schools, K-12, local boards of education required to provide feminine hygiene products in women's restrooms of certain schools, no cost to students
- HB509
Jefferson Co., Tenth Judicial Circuit, Bessemer Division, add'l assistant district attorney provided for, approval by Jefferson County Commission, Sec. 45-37-82.01 am'd.
- HR13
Tyus, Tina, commended
- HR276
Keith, Desi, commended
- HR54
Reed, Jesse, death mourned
- HB253
Correction Dept., female inmates, prohibited practices regarding treatment of a pregnant female inmate or a female inmate who is in the immediate postpartum period
- HB455
Jefferson Co., sheriff, confidential secretary, add for Bessemer Division, Sec.45-37-232.40 am'd.
- HB524
Public works contracts, local preference zones authorized, local preference to certain bidders authorized, Sec. 39-2-6 am'd.
- HB639
Consumer, regulate microblading and eyelash extension facilities, penalties
- HB87
Discrimination, to make it unlawful to deny an individual full and equal employment of public accommodations based on certain protected classes, to make it unlawful for a local school board to discriminate against an individual based on certain protected classes, and to make it unlawful for an employer to discriminate against an applicant or employee based on certain protected classes
- HB88
Schools, K-12, local boards of education required to provide feminine hygiene products in women's restrooms of certain schools, no cost to students
- HB89
Consumer, regulate microblading and eyelash extension facilities, penalties
- HR159
Brown, Inell Porterfield, death mourned
- HR261
Legislature, urged to prohibit discrimination in public accommodations, local schools, and the workplace
- HR262
Feminine Hygiene products, Local Board of Education, urged to have available in certain schools at no cost to students
- HR299
Brown, LaTosha, commended
- HR3
High, Alaya, commended
- HB 153
Dress codes, grooming policies, to prohibit a local board of education or employer from establishing a dress code or grooming policy prohibiting certain hairstyles
- HB 45
Consumer, regulate microblading and eyelash extension facilities, penalties
- HB 46
Motor vehicles, smoking of tobacco products prohibited in vehicle with minor present
- HB237
Schools, K-12, local boards of education required to provide feminine hygiene products in women's restrooms of certain schools, no cost to students
- HB238
Family planning, vasectomy, require a man to undergo at certain age or specific number of children
- HB454
Jefferson Co., sheriff, confidential secretary, add for Bessemer Division, Sec.45-37-232.40 am'd.
- HR64
Richardson, Derrick Lamar, death mourned
- HB 24
Parental rights, blind individuals, blindness may not serve as a basis for denial or restriction of visitation or custody
- HB 25
Motor vehicles, smoking of tobacco products prohibited in vehicle with child age 14 and under present
- HB 26
Consumer, regulate microblading and eyelash extension facilities, penalties
- HB 27
Contracts, public, competitive bid law, minority-owned business and minority group, terms defined, Sec. 41-16-50 am'd.
- HB 308
County jails and state penitentiaries, prisoners, sheriff and Dept. of Corrections, required to provide feminine hygiene products to female inmates under certain conditions, Secs. 14-3-44, 14-6-19 am'd.
- HR210
Blackmon, Ulyesa Denice, commended
- HR233
Jones, Magnolia Clark, death mourned
- HR65
Waddy, Antionette Morton, death mourned
- HR82
Walker-Robertson, Cheryl, commended
- HB 26
Motor vehicles, smoking of tobacco products prohibited in vehicle with minor present
- HB 43
Contracts, public, competitive bid law, minority-owned business and minority group, terms defined, Sec. 41-16-50 am'd.
- HB 51
Consumer, regulate microblading and eyelash extension facilities, penalties
- HB 74
Juvenile courts, credit for time spent incarcerated pending adjudication provided for, Sec. 15-18-5 am'd.
- HB 75
Consumer, regulate microblading and eyelash extension facilities, penalties
- HR 432
Tombrella, Ronnie, death mourned
- HR 460
Arrington, Courtlin La'Shawn, death mourned
Voting Record
Recent legislative votes cast by Rolanda Hollis. Use the full archive to find a specific bill.
- 5,118Yea
- 327Nay
- 1,602Abstained
- 357Absent
- YeaSB364Public K-12 education; violence prevention, conflict resolution, and mediation instruction required before graduation from high school beginning in sixth grade, State Board of Education required to adopt standards
- YeaSB341Alabama Work Zone Safety Act; pilot program to establish photographic speed enforcement system in a work zone on interstate highway, provided; civil penalties for violations, provided
- YeaSB273Crimes and offenses; stalking in the second degree, penalties revised
- YeaSB199Sex offenders; restrictions for certain sex offenders further provided, Board of Pardons and Paroles authorized to adopt rules
- YeaSB174Natural resources; conversion of oil and gas wells into alternative energy facilities authorized; lease of state lands for energy sources by Commissioner of Conservation expanded
- NaySB57Public assistance; Department of Human Resources required to request waiver to prohibit the purchase of soda and candy with SNAP benefits, implementation of prohibition provided for
- YeaSB32Solid waste collection fees; veterans' benefits sole income households exempted
- NaySB5Public K-12 schools, broadcast of the Star-Spangled Banner required weekly, proposed statewide constitutional amendment
- YeaHJR198Alabama Mental Health Task Force, established
- YeaHB605State Health Planning and Development Agency; Rural Health Antitrust Immunity Act created, collaboration among rural health care providers authorized; certification and supervision framework established, limited immunity from state and federal antitrust laws provided