Tommy Hanes
Tommy Hanes
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About
Tommy Hane's roots run deep in North Alabama. His family has been in Jackson County for over a generation. He believes hard work and persistence is what make our country great.
Tommy is a retired fireman, with 25 years of service. He is also a two-time Fireman of the Year.
An avid hunter and sportsman, Tommy spent 49 years as a commercial fisherman. He also knows the needs of our farmers.
Tommy and wife, Rhonda, have been married for over 43 years. They live in Bryant, AL.
Education Information
Known educational history for Tommy Hanes from Bryant, AL.
- Graduated, Central High School, 1970-1973
Political Information
Known political history for Tommy Hanes from Bryant, AL.
- Candidate, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 23, 2018
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 23, 2014-present
Professions Information
Known professional history for Tommy Hanes from Bryant, AL.
- Fire Captain, Chattanooga Fire Department, 1986-2011
- Commercial Fisher, Self-employed
Congressional Information
Known congressional history for Tommy Hanes from Bryant, AL.
- Former Member, Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) Legislative Oversight Commission, Alabama State House of Representatives
- Former Member, Economic Development and Tourism Committee, Alabama State House of Representatives
Election History
Tommy Hanes from Bryant, AL has participated in elections listed below in the state of Alabama.
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Tommy Hanes has sponsored.
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HB16
Vaccines, employer-mandated COVID-19 vaccination, private right of action against employer for certain injuries or death resulting from
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HB172
Alabama Memorial Preservation Act of 2017, renamed Alabama Memorial Preservation Act of 2021, term limits provided for members of Committee on Alabama Monument Protection, duties of committee regarding petitions for waiver and petitions to raze provided, additional fines imposed, duties of Attorney General provided, punitive damages authorized, Secs. 41-9-235.1, 41-9-235.2 added; Secs. 41-9-230, 41-9-231, 41-9-232, 41-9-233, 41-9-234, 41-9-235, 41-9-236, 41-9-237 am'd.
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HB203
Public education, prohibits teaching of divisive concepts relating to race and sex, prohibits classification of students based on race, penalties
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HB204
Elections, county canvassing board to conduct post-election audit, November 2020 general election
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HB224
Jackson Co., sheriff, salary increase, effective next term
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HB29
Vaccines, employer-mandated COVID-19 vaccination, private right of action against employer for certain injuries or death resulting from
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HB30
Education, vaccination of students, public PreK-12 schools, public institution of higher education, exempts parents from student vaccination requirements for religious grounds even during a pandemic, extends exemption on personal beliefs, requires Dept. of Examiners of Public Account to include information about violations in audit reports, penalties, Sec. 16-30-3 am'd.
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HB320
Scottsboro, mayor and city council, and city board of education, terms extended, election date revised
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HB334
Commercial fishing, paddlefish season, license from Conservation and Natural Resources Dept., regulation, fines
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HB4
Education, prohibit public institutions of higher education from providing support for organizations affiliated with China government
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HB443
Nourish One Child, exempt from state, county, and municipal sales and use taxes, Sec. 40-23-5 am'd.
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HB457
Education, public K-12 schools, prohibits use of certain development programs for students
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HB7
Firearms, Second Amendment Preservation Act, right to keep and bear arms, provided
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HJR138
Section High School Boys Basketball Team, commended
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HJR139
Pisgah High School Girls Basketball Team, commended
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HJR187
Section High School cheerleaders, commended
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HB157
Firearms, Second Amendment Preservation Act, right to keep and bear arms, provided
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HB342
Jackson Co., human sewage biosolids, application to land as fertilizer or soil amendment, prohibited, exception, const. amend.
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HB578
Fishing, paddlefish season, license from Conservation and Natural Resources Dept., regulation, fines
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HB602
Catfish, size and number limit, no size or number limit, rule of Conservation and Natural Resources superseded
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HB9
Education, prohibit public institutions of higher education from providing support for organizations affiliated with China government
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HJR166
COVID-19 Vaccine Bill of Rights, memorialized
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HJR24
Day of Tears, recognized
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HJR78
Cherokee Nation of Alabama, federal government urged to recognize
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HR113
Shepard, Shelia, commended
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HR114
Skyline High School girls' basketball team, commended
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HR161
Pisgah High School girls basketball team, commended
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HB 2
Jackson Co., human sewage biosolids, application to land as fertilizer or soil amendment, prohibited, exception, const. amend.
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HB 210
Highways, roads, and bridges, referendum required in affected county prior to tolling an existing interstate highway, const. amend.
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HB 223
Firearms, Second Amendment Preservation Act, right to keep and bear arms, provided
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HB274
Public assistance, Human Resources Dept., electronic benefits transfer card, photograph of recipient required
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HB437
Jackson Co., law library, co. commission to maintain, add'l court costs to fund, presiding circuit judge to admin.
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HB438
Jackson Co., courts, additional court costs, proceeds to the Jackson County Judicial Employees Fund, to provide funding for employees, Act 2019-215, 2019 Reg. Sess., am'd.
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HB506
Jackson Co., human sewage biosolids, application to land as fertilizer or soil amendment, prohibited, exception, const. amend.
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HR46
First responders of Scottsboro and Jackson County, commended
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HR63
Necklaus, Gene, commended
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HR76
Pisgah High School Girls Basketball Team, commended
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HB 10
Occupational diseases, certified firefighters of municipalities, cancer diagnosis a rebuttable presumption that cause is job related, presumption extended to previously employed for 10 yrs after last date of service
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HB 14
Public welfare, eligibility for benefits further provided, community service program, Dept. of Human Resources, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, drug testing for certain applicants, procedure provided
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HB 161
Jackson Co., human sewage biosolids, application to land as fertilizer or soil amendment, prohibited, exception, const. amend.
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HB 18
Firefighters, retired, occupational disease, cancer diagnosis within 10 yrs of retirement, reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses not covered by health ins. or Medicare under certain conditions
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HB 193
Biosolids composed of human fertilizer, reg. by ADEM, minimum standard set out, enforcement, tax on delivery of biosolids used to administer act
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HB 2
Workers' compensation, firefighters, rebuttable presumption established, occupational disease, Secs. 25-5-110, 25-5-120 am'd.
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HB 3
Human Resources Dept., Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), benefits, drug testing for applicant required
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HB 4
Public officers and employees, salaries, salary increase of certain officers may not exceed the pay plan of Merit System, Sec. 36-6-6 am'd.
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HB 417
Jackson Co., annual publication of expenditures and receipts, Act 484, 1978 Reg. Sess., repealed
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HB 5
Taxation, check-off contribution to State Park Division of the Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources, Dept. of Mental Health or the Alabama Medicaid Agency, Sec. 40-18-140 am'd.
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HB 625
Common Core Standards, application to state K-12 education prohibited, transition standards to be implemented pending adoption of replacement curriculum standards by State Board of Education, const. amend.
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HB 8
Taxation, tax credit, authorized for the cost of acquisition and construction of a qualified storm shelter
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HB 9
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, able bodied adults without dependents, work requirements imposed to receive benefits
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HJR76
Pisgah Girls Basketball Team, commended
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HR243
North Sand Mountain High School, boys golf, commended
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HR75
Hughes, Annie, named Miss Basketball, commended
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HR11
Pisgah Girls Basketball Team, commended
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HB 1
Retirement, Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP), options for Tier I and Tier II members to participate, reopened, Secs. 16-25-150, 16-25-151, 36-27-170, 36-27-171 am'd.
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HB 183
Jackson Co., human sewage biosolids, application to land as fertilizer or soil amendment, prohibited, exception, const. amend.
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HB 185
Daylight saving time, state exempt from obervance of, const. amend.
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HB 2
Trapping animals on public lands, liability limited to injuries caused by traps used on public land in violation of state laws or rules, Sec. 9-11-264 am'd.
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HB 3
Public officers and employees, salaries, appointed department heads, cabinet members, personnel board, annual salary increase capped at three percent, Sec. 36-6-6 am'd.
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HB 329
Bridgeport, alcoholic beverages, Sunday sales
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HB 353
Motor vehicles, texting while driving, penalty increased, exemptions further provided for, fee assessed, Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency, Sec. 32-5A-350.1 added; Sec. 32-5A-350 am'd.
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HB 369
Public assistance, require able bodied unemployed recipient to work
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HB 390
Human Resources Dept., Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), benefits, drug testing for applicant required
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HB 391
Motor vehicles, texting while driving, penalty increased, exemptions further provided for, fee assessed, Alabama State Law Enforcement Agency, Sec. 32-5A-350.1 added; Sec. 32-5A-350 am'd.
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HB 4
Motor vehicles, commercial vehicles with three or more axels, interstate highways and four-lane highways, outside of municipal corporate limits, required to use right lanes under certain conditions, exception for passing, Sec. 32-5A-80 am'd.
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HB 41
Firefighters, retired, occupational disease of cancer, supplemental insurance coverage or reimbursement of actual expenses for medical treatment not covered by health ins. or Medicare, provided for if diagnosed within ten years of retirement, under certain conditions
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HB 459
Jackson Co., T.V.A. in lieu of tax payments, redistribution to Jackson County Legislative Delegation Critical Needs Fund, fund closed thereafter, Sec. 45-36-162 am'd.
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HB 482
Jackson Co., co. commission, chair, compensation, Sec. 45-36-70 am'd.
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HB 5
Taxation, check-off contribution to State Park Division of the Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources, Dept. of Mental Health or the Alabama Medicaid Agency, Sec. 40-18-140 am'd.
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HB 510
Privately owned/leased property; cemetary or burial site thereon; requirement to allow access to certain persons to graves, gravesites; Section 35-1-4 amd.
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HB 6
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, able bodied adults without dependents, work requirements imposed to receive benefits
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HB 7
Fire Departments, non-volunteer, diesel exhaust system installed in the fire station building, required within certain time frame and under certain conditions
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HJR 101
McGhee, Greg, Scottsboro Police Department Life Saving Certificate, commended
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HJR 250
Mohawk Industries, commended
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HJR 286
Henegar, Parker and Shelton, Jordan, receiving the "Life Saving" Award, commended
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HJR 34
Rudder Funeral Home, 103rd anniversary, recognized
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HJR 399
Professional Fire Fighters of Alabama - Commended
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HJR 53
State Firefighter Cancer Registry, established, by Alabama Fire College, recognized
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HJR 58
Roney, Kris, Scottsbors Police Department Life Saving Certificate, commended
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HR 166
Carlton, Mary K., commended
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HR 284
Henegar, Parker and Shelton, Jordan, receiving the "Life Saving" Award, commended
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HR 348
Pisgah High School girls basketball team, commended
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HR 40
Rudder Funeral Home, 103rd anniversary, recognized
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HR 60
McGhee, Greg, Scottsboro Police Department Life Saving Certificate, commended
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HB1
Retirement, Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP), options for Tier I and Tier II members to participate, reopened, Secs. 16-25-150, 16-25-151, 36-27-170, 36-27-171 am'd.
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HB18
Motor vehicles, commercial vehicles with three or more axels, interstate highways and four-lane highways, outside of municipal corporate limits, required to use right lanes under certain conditions, exception for passing, Sec. 32-5A-80 am'd.
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HB19
Governor, cabinet positions, department heads, assistant cabinet and department head positions, exempt positions, salary increase limited to three percent per year, Sec. 36-6-6 am'd.
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HB2
Trapping animals on public lands, liability limited to injuries caused by traps used on public land in violation of state laws or rules, Sec. 9-11-264 am'd.
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HB20
PEEHIP, amount certified to Governor and Legislature required to be sufficient to fund ensuing year, only if appropriated less than amount requested may board increase costs to consumer or reduce coverage, Sec. 16-26A-8 am'd.
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HB3
Public officers and employees, salaries, appointed department heads, cabinet members, personnel board, annual salary increase capped at three percent, Sec. 36-6-6 am'd.
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HB311
Conservation and Natural Resources Department, commercial fishing, net and seine permits, renewal without regard to certain income requirements for license year 2016, Sec. 9-12-113 am'd.
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HB312
Commercial fishing, net and seine permits, permittee authorized to designate person for captains license to operate vessel, licensue by Conservation and Natual Resources Dept, Sec. 9-12-113.1 added
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HB391
Stevenson, alcoholic beverages, Sunday sales, city council authorized to regulate
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HB4
Motor vehicles, commercial vehicles with three or more axels, interstate highways and four-lane highways, outside of municipal corporate limits, required to use right lanes under certain conditions, exception for passing, Sec. 32-5A-80 am'd.
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HB451
Jackson Co., domestic violence cases, add'l court costs, proceeds distrib. to county commission for certain domestic violence shelters, Sec. 45-36-80.03 repealed
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HB5
Taxation, check-off contribution to State Park Division of the Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources, Dept. of Mental Health or the Alabama Medicaid Agency, Sec. 40-18-140 am'd.
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HB532
Retirement, Deferred Retirement Option Plan (DROP), options for Tier I and Tier II members to participate, reopened, Secs. 16-25-150, 16-25-151, 36-27-170, 36-27-171 am'd.
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HB66
Fire protection sprinkler systems, State Fire Marshal authorized to issue permits to certain fire protection sprinkler contractors, further authorized, system plans and any changes designed by licensed engineer, certain data collected and published by State Fire Marshal required, Secs. 34-33-1, 34-33-2, 34-33-4, 34-33-5, 34-33-6, 34-33-7, 34-33-9, 34-33-10 am'd.
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HB7
Fire Departments, non-volunteer, diesel exhaust system installed in the fire station building, required within certain time frame and under certain conditions
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HR465
Slay, Jonah, commended
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HR466
Gamble, Lane, commended
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HB106
Fire Departments, non-volunteer, diesel exhaust system installed in the fire station building, required within certain time frame and under certain conditions
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HB114
Fire protection sprinkler systems, State Fire Marshal authorized to issue permits for installation, Secs. 34-33-1, 34-33-2, 34-33-3, 34-33-4, 34-33-5 am'd.
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HB142
Hunting and fishing licenses, nonresidents enrolled in college or university, authorized to purchase resident licenses except for lifetime licenses, Sec. 9-11-73 added
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HB143
Hunting licenses, nonresidents, Conservation and Natural Resources Department authorized to enter reciprocity agreements with other states, Sec. 9-11-53.3 am'd.
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HB144
Taxation, income tax refund check-off, contribution to Alabama State Parks, Mental Health Department, or Alabama Medicaid Agency, Sec. 40-18-140 am'd.
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HB2
Wireless communications providers, location information of customer required upon request of law enforcement on certain circumstances, Kelsey Smith Act
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HB23
Appropriation, Education Trust Fund to State Dept, of Education for $225,000 for fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 2017, for K-12 alert system
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HB25
Search warrants, execution at any time, execution provisions requiring during daytime under certain conditions deleted, Sec. 15-5-8 am'd.
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HB358
Jackson Co., TVA in lieu of taxes, distribution, use of funds distributed to co. commission for disaster relief authorized, Economic Development Fund created, Sec. 45-36-162 am'd.
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HB382
Liability, public lands, trapping, strict liability standard removed, Sec. 9-11-264 am'd.
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HB401
Hollywood, alcoholic beverages, Sunday sales
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HB438
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program benefits, waiver by status of work requirements to receive, prohibited
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HB493
Trapping animals on public lands, injuries to person or animals, strict liability, repealed, Sec. 9-11-264 repealed
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HB1
Fire Departments, non-volunteer, diesel exhaust system installed in the fire station building, required within certain time frame and under certain conditions
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HB117
Motor vehicle distinctive license tags, U.S. Marine Corps, fee for retired and honorably discharged reduced, Sec. 32-6-640 am'd.
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HB118
Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program benefits, waiver by status of work requirements to receive, prohibited
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HB219
Scottsboro, alcoholic beverages, Sunday sales, city council authorized to regulate
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HB226
Driver's Licenses, Stage II, 16 year olds, minimum of behind-the-wheel driving practice hours increased from 30 to 50, Sec. 32-6-7.2 am'd.
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HB351
Jackson Co., sheriff, inmate trust account, use of funds for law enforcement purposes
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HB387
Motor vehicles, distinctive license plates, firefighters, annual fee of 25 cents for maintenance of Alabama Firefighters Memorial, authorized
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HB402
Fire Departments, non-volunteer, diesel exhaust system installed in the fire station building, required within certain time frame and under certain conditions
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HB419
Jackson Co., court costs, add'l, domestic violence cases, distribution to domestic violence shelters
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HB523
Jackson Co., co. commission, sales and use tax, additional, distribution, referendum
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HB637
Section, corp. limits alt.
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HB20
Driver's licenses, Stage II, 16 year olds, minimum of behind-the-wheel driving practice hours increased from 30 to 50 hours, Sec. 32-6-7.2 am'd.
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HB56
Conservation and Natural Resources Department, commercial fishing, net and seine permits, transfers for physical hardship authorized, renewal without regard to certain income requirements for certain license years, Sec. 9-12-113 am'd.
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HB2
Jackson Co., TVA in lieu of taxes, distribution, use of funds distributed to co. commission for disaster relief authorized, Economic Development Fund created, Sec. 45-36-162 am'd.