Arnold Mooney
Updated: January 08, 2026 at 3:18 PM CST
General Information
Who is Arnold Mooney?
I am a family values, committed conservative businessman who has lived and worked in Alabama for most of my life. I’ve lived a full life. I’ve spent over 40 years working as a businessman in commercial real estate. My wife Kelly and I have been married for over 37 years. We’ve been blessed with three children and ten grandchildren.
I am not a career politician. I’m a conservative and an outsider. But I look around and see a rising tide of socialism on the Left and feel like if we don’t do something to turn this ship around, we are going to leave our children and grandchildren a country we don’t recognize. Freedom isn’t transmitted through the bloodstream. It has to be taught and it has to be protected for each new generation. That’s why I am doing this.
The biggest threat to our God given rights and freedoms comes from within our own country. Within a decade we have seen our nation’s debt and problems multiply. Washington continues to pass multi-thousand page laws and send us unconstitutional, top down mandates. We must fight back against the encroachment of the federal government. Washington does not know what’s best for Alabama. Alabama does.
I have spent my life standing on principle, delivering results, and fighting for limited government and low taxation. I have fought the Establishment in Montgomery and I will do the same thing in Washington.
Status: Alabama State Representative for District 43
Party: Republican
Location: Birmingham, AL - Jefferson County
Contact Information
Known contact information for Arnold Mooney from Birmingham, AL.
- 11 South Union Street, Suite 400-FMontgomery, AL 36130-2950
- Phone: 205-620-6610
- Official Email: [email protected]
Education Information
Known educational history for Arnold Mooney from Birmingham, AL.
- Attended, Post Graduate Studies in Public Administration, George Washington University, 1977
- Attended, 19th Century English/American History, University of Oxford, 1974-1975
- MA, History, Samford University, 1973-1975
- BA, History and Political Science, Samford University, 1969-1973
- Attended, Auburn University, 1971
Political Information
Known political history for Arnold Mooney from Birmingham, AL.
- Candidate, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 43, 2022
- Candidate, United States Senate, Alabama, 2020
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 43, 2014-present
Professions Information
Known professional history for Arnold Mooney from Birmingham, AL.
- Associate Broker, Southeast Commercial Partners, Limited Liability Company, 2012-present
- Vice President, Colonial Properties Trust, 1985-2012
- Former Campaign Manager, Albert Lee Smith's United States Senate Campaign
- Former Chairman, Mary Sue McClurkin's Alabama House of Representatives Campaigns, District 43
- Former Staff Assistant, United States Senator James B. Allen
Congressional Information
Known congressional history for Arnold Mooney from Birmingham, AL.
- Former Member, Jefferson County Legislation Committee, Alabama State House of Representatives
Organizations Information
Known organizational history for Arnold Mooney from Birmingham, AL.
- Life Member, Birmingham Association of Realtors, present
- Member, Meadow Brook Baptist Church, present
- Chairman, Uncharted Waters Sports Ministry Board
- Finance Chair/Former Chair/Vice Chair, Workforce Investment Board
- Former Fundraiser, Furman University Rugby
- Former President, Saint Andrew's Society
- Member, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Board of Directors and Executive Committee for North Central Alabama
- Member, Eagle Forum of Alabama Board of Directors
- Member, Southern Seminary Foundation Board of Directors
- Member, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Alabama Board of Directors
- Member, Alabama Policy Institute
- Member, Monday Morning Quarterback Club
- President, Meadow Brook Homeowners Association
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Arnold Mooney has sponsored.
- HB140
- Public utilities; private sewer or wastewater systems, authorized to come under the jurisdiction of the Public Service Commission
- HB288
- Alabama Commission on Higher Education; authorized to award loan assistance to athletic trainers under Alabama Math and Science Teacher Education Program
- HB290
- Crimes and offenses; critical infrastructure facilities, further provided; crimes of unauthorized entry of a critical infrastructure facility and criminal tampering, further provided
- HB305
- Crimes and offenses, theft of property further provided for
- HB306
- Public K-12 Schools, broadcast of the Star-Spangled Banner required weekly, proposed constitutional amendment
- HB4
- Crimes and offenses, further provides for obscenity crimes
- HB563
- Public assistance; categorical eligibility for food assistance prohibited; Department of Human Resources prohibited from applying higher gross income standards for food assistance than required by federal law
- HB564
- Public assistance, regular cross-checks required for Medicaid and food assistance eligibility
- HJR274
- Jimmy Sanford, commended
- HJR276
- Eunie Walldorf Smith, honored
- HJR4
- Frank Caskey, commended
- HJR5
- Julie Fike Saint, commended
- HJR6
- Mary Ward, commended
- HR214
- Jaedyn Johnson, commended
- HR215
- Jamyracle Williams, commended
- HR216
- Bailey Cox, commended
- HR217
- Benjamin Wortham, commended
- HR218
- Kounte Threadgill, commended
- HR378
- Westminster School at Oak Mountain Boys Soccer Team, commended
- HR379
- Briarwood Christian School Lady Lions Soccer Team, commended
- HB385
- Crimes and offenses, provided that the use of any premises to distribute material that is harmful to minors is a public nuisance and further provided for the definition of "sexual conduct"
- HB393
- Consumer protection; distributors of material harmful to children required to use age-verification procedures
- HB408
- International organizations; jurisdiction of certain international organizations not recognized by state.
- HB424
- International organizations; jurisdiction of certain international organizations not recognized by state.
- HB453
- Crimes and offenses, further provides for the crime of unauthorized entry of a critical infrastructure
- HB89
- Shelby Co., library districts, board member election by Shelby County Legislative Delegation
- HJR145
- Belle Casey, commended
- HJR16
- Easton Fothergill, commended
- HJR164
- Mike Kolen, death mourned
- HJR26
- Easton Fothergill, commended
- HJR5
- Easton Fothergill, commended
- HR24
- Easton Fothergill, commended
- HB119
- This bill would propose an amendment to the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, relating to Shelby County, to allow county commissioners in the county to participate in the Employees' Retirement System under certain conditions.
- HB2
- Relating to persons charged with driving under the influence; to amend Section 32-5A-191, Code of Alabama 1975, effective July 1, 2023, to continue the requirement that a person charged with driving under the influence and who enters a pretrial diversion program or similar program be required to install an ignition interlock device on his or her vehicle for six months or the duration of the program, whichever is greater; 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 Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
- HB388
- Relating to athletic trainers; to create the Athletic Trainer Secondary School Incentive Program; to provide grants to local boards of education that meet certain requirements related to the use of athletic trainers in rural and Title I secondary schools; to authorize the Alabama Board of Athletic Trainers to adopt rules to administer the incentive program and the grant application process; to require grants issued from the incentive program to be provided as stipends to qualifying athletic trainers; and to limit each secondary school and athletic trainer to one grant per school year.
- HB394
- Proposing an amendment to Section 46 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, commencing on November 1, 2026, to limit a legislator to a maximum of five full terms of office, plus up to two years of service filling a vacancy, for a total of 22 years in the Legislature; and to provide that service in the Senate and service in the House of Representatives before November 2022 would not disqualify, in whole or in part, an individual from service in the respective body following that date.
- HB395
- Relating to states' rights; to provide legislative findings; and to specify the sovereignty of the State of Alabama under the Tenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
- HB396
- To amend Sections 40-23-1 and 40-23-4, as last amended by Act 2022-291, Act 2022-293, Act 2022-373, and Act 2022-199, 2022 Regular Session, Code of Alabama 1975, related to sales taxes; to define food and exempt sales of food from state sales and use taxes; to establish the local sales tax rate on food for purposes of county and municipal sales and use taxes as the existing general or retail local sales tax rate; and to allow a local governing body to reduce the local sales tax rate or exempt food from local sales and use taxes.
- HB397
- Relating to driving under the influence and the requirements for the installation of an ignition interlock device by a person charged with driving under the influence and approved for a pretrial diversion program; to repeal Section 2 of Act 2018-517 of the 2018 Regular Session, now appearing as Section 32-5A-191 of the Code of Alabama 1975, effective July 1, 2023, which would delete provisions requiring the installation of ignition interlock by a person charged with driving under the influence and approved for a pretrial diversion program; and to amend Section 4 of Act 2018-517 of the 2018 Regular Session to conform to this act.
- HB398
- Relating to absentee voting; to amend Sections 17-9-30, 17-11-2, 17-11-4, 17-11-5, 17-11-11, and Section 17-11-18, Code of Alabama 1975; to require photo identification to be submitted with the absentee ballot rather than the absentee ballot application; to prohibit the absentee election manager and circuit clerk from extending hours of operation outside of its normal business hours during an election year; to require the absentee election manager to submit a report to the Secretary of State and Attorney General relating to certain absentee ballot requests; to require the absentee election manager to record certain activities relating to each absentee ballot and to post a copy of the list of voters who have requested an absentee ballot each day on the regular bulletin board or other public place in the county courthouse; to require that each absentee ballot have an identifying tracking number; to increase the number of poll watchers; to observe counting of absentee ballots in certain circumstances; and to provide that any absentee ballot received by mail a certain number of calendar days after the election shall be deemed a provisional ballot.
- HB401
- Relating to crimes and offenses; to amend Sections 6-5-160, 6-5-160.1, and 13A-12-200.1, Code of Alabama 1975, to provide that the use of any premises to distribute material that is harmful to minors is a public nuisance; to further provide for the definition of "sexual conduct;" to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style; 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 Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
- HB482
- Relating to motor vehicles; to amend Section 32-6-65, Code of Alabama 1975, to define centralized motor vehicle registration; to allow for certain data collection; to provide for retroactive effect; and to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.
- HB53
- Relating to voting; to amend Section 17-7-23, Code of Alabama 1975, to require any approved electronic vote counting system used in an election to require the use of paper ballots; and to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.
- HB54
- Relating to electronic vote counting systems; to amend Section 17-7-21, Code of Alabama 1975, to prohibit the use of electronic vote counting systems that are capable of connection to the Internet or cell phone networks or that possess modem technology.
- HB75
- Relating to the Alabama Private Investigation Regulatory Act; to designate as Article 1, Sections 34-25B-1 to 34-25B-29, inclusive, Code of Alabama 1975; to amend Sections 34-25B-2, 34-25B-3, 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-10, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-13, 34-25B-14, 34-25B-17, 34-25B-18, 34-25B-21, 34-25B-22, and 34-25B-26 of the Code of Alabama 1975, relating to the Alabama Private Investigation Board; to add Section 34-25B-12.1 and add a new Article 2, commencing with Section 34-25B-50 to Chapter 25B, Title 34 of the Code of Alabama 1975; to require applicants for private investigator licenses to complete education and work experience; to clarify those fees collected by the board that must be deposited into the Alabama Private Investigation Board Fund; to provide further for the qualifications for licensure as a private investigator; to provide further for criminal history background checks for applicants for licensure; to authorize the board to grant inactive status to licensees and to provide, by rule, for a procedure and fee to reinstate an inactive license; to provide for administrative penalties against any person practicing without a license; to require licensees to report arrests to the board within 72 hours; and to clarify that the number of hours of continuing education required to maintain licensure is 16 hours during the two-year license period; to license private investigator apprentices and allow apprentices to gain work experience through an internship; to provide for licensure of apprentices as private investigators after completing certain requirements; and to provide for licensure of private investigation agencies that do business in the state; 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 Section 111.05 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022.
- HJR107
- MOURNING THE DEATH OF MRS. AMY FRANCES HERRING.
- HJR191
- COMMENDING JEFFREY L. NORRIS ON BEING NAMED THE 2023-2024 ALABAMA TEACHER OF THE YEAR.
- HJR228
- CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF PASTOR DR. HARRY L. REEDER III.
- HJR5
- R Honoring AAR's 100th Anniversary
- HJR61
- MOURNING THE DEATH AND CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF AUBREY DEE BARNARD, JR.
- HJR7
- COMMENDING JEFF NORRIS FOR OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT.
- HJR93
- COMMENDING JOSHUA WORTHAM FOR BEING SELECTED AS ONE OF ALABAMA PUBLIC TELEVISION'S YOUNG HEROES OF ALABAMA FOR 2023.
- HJR94
- COMMENDING ASHTON GOODLOE FOR BEING NAMED ONE OF ALABMA PUBLIC TELEVISION'S YOUNG HEROES OF ALABAMA FOR 2023.
- HJR95
- COMMENDING EMILY CASSITY FOR BEING NAMED ONE OF ALABAMA PUBLIC TELEVISION'S YOUNG HEROES OF 2023.
- HJR96
- COMMENDING JACORI GADDIS FOR BEING NAMED ONE OF ALABAMA PUBLIC TELEVISION'S YOUNG HEROES OF ALABAMA FOR 2023.
- HJR97
- COMMENDING ELYSE MAE DEAN FOR BEING NAMED ONE OF ALABAMA PUBLIC TELEVISION'S YOUNG HEROES OF ALABAMA FOR 2023.
- HR221
- CELEBRATING THE LIFE OF PASTOR DR. HARRY L. REEDER III.
- HR222
- COMMENDING JEFFREY L. NORRIS ON BEING NAMED THE 2023-2024 ALABAMA TEACHER OF THE YEAR.
- HR20
- RECOGNIZING AND HONORING SAINT PATRICK'S DAY.
- HJR3
- COMMENDING OAK MOUNTAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL ON THE OCCASION OF ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY AND CONGRATULATING DR. LARRY HAYNES ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT.
- HR4
- COMMENDING OAK MOUNTAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL ON THE OCCASION OF ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY AND CONGRATULATING DR. LARRY HAYNES ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT.
- HB156
- Driving under the influence, pretrial diversion programs, ignition interlock devices required, provision repealing in July 2023 deleted, Act 2018-517, 2018 Reg. Sess., am'd; Sec. 32-5A-191 repealed.
- HB342
- Elections, electronic vote counting systems, use of electronic vote counting systems capable of connecting to the Internet or cell phone networks, or that possess modem technology are prohibited, Sec. 17-7-21 am'd.
- HB343
- Voting, paper ballot as integral part of state's electronic vote counting system, required, Sec. 17-7-23 am'd.
- HB354
- Absentee voting, requiring photo ID with absentee ballot, prohibiting absentee election manager and circuit clerk from extending operating hours, requiring absentee election manager to submit report, Secs. 17-9-30, 17-11-2, 17-11-4, 17-11-5, 17-11-11, 17-11-18 am'd.
- HB356
- Election, clarifying the distance from a polling place within which an individual may not campaign, Sec. 17-9-50 am'd.
- HB364
- Private Investigation Regulatory Act, to change the name of the regulatory act to Alabama Private Investigation and Process Server Regulatory Act, licensing and regulation of process servers, Secs. 34-25B-1, 34-25B-2, 34-25B-3, 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-10, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-14, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-24, 34-25B-27 am'd.
- HB378
- Freedom of speech, service providers, prohibit from taking certain restrictive actions against a user based on content of speech expressed
- HB397
- Private Investigation Regulatory Act, to change the name of the regulatory act to Alabama Private Investigation and Process Server Regulatory Act, licensing and regulation of process servers, Secs. 34-25B-1, 34-25B-2, 34-25B-3, 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-10, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-14, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-24, 34-25B-27 am'd.
- HB467
- Alabama Private Investigation Board, qualifications of, background checks on, and continuing education for private investigators; licensing, internships, and regulation of private investigator apprentices; licensing and regulation of private investigation agencies provided, Sec. 24-25B-12.1 added; Secs. 34-25B-2, 34-25B-3, 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-10, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-13, 34-25B-14, 34-25B-17, 34-25B-18, 34-25B-21, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-26 am'd.
- HB510
- COVID-19, occupational licensing boards prohibited to take adverse action based on physician's recommended COVID-19 treatment, health care facilities and pharmacies required to fulfill patient's COVID-19 treatment request, cause of action provided
- HB525
- States rights, to affirm Alabama's sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
- HB526
- Gasoline and motor fuel taxes, to suspend a portion of the state excise taxes on gasoline and motor fuels from May 1, 2022 through May 1, 2023, and to provide conditions for the suspension and continuation of the excise taxes.
- HB527
- Crimes and offenses, criminal surveillance, crime further provided to include operation of unmanned aircraft system in manner to invade reasonable expectation of privacy, possession of unmanned aircraft system, certain persons prohibited from possession or operation under certain conditions, Secs. 13A-11-30, 13A-11-32 am'd.
- HB529
- Infants, Safe Harbor Act, provides for surrender of newborn infant to certain entities, provides for trearment of surrendered newborn infant, Dept. of Human Resources to assume custody of surrendered newborn infant, Secs. 26-25A-1 to 26-25A-7, inclusive, added; Secs. 26-25-1 to 26-25-5, inclusive, repealed.
- HB530
- Nullification of federal law, Joint Legislative Committee on the Nullification of Federal Laws, created
- HJR110
- Haynes, Larry, commended
- HJR22
- Barker, Frank Morehead, Jr., death mourned
- HJR23
- National Vending Day, recognized
- HJR79
- Triple Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Day, March 3, 2022, and month of March as Triple Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month, declared
- HR134
- Triple Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month, March 2022, declared
- HR202
- Skin Cancer Awareness Month, recognized
- HR281
- Patrick, Shea Danielle, commended
- HR288
- Goggans, Emma, commended
- HR290
- Goggans, Emma, commended
- HR291
- Morrow, Angel Rose, commended
- HR292
- Orsi, Adrianna, commended
- HB1
- Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act, prohibits gender change therapy for minors, prohibits withholding of certain related information from parents
- HB152
- Taxation, CARES Act, exempts Alabama income tax relating to the coronavirus pandemic
- HB157
- Firearms, Second Amendment Preservation Act, right to keep and bear arms, provided
- HB18
- Crimes and offenses, tampering with a consumer product, criminal penalties provided
- HB19
- Taxation, income taxes, federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, excluded from Alabama individual income taxation
- HB257
- Income tax, exclusion for federal tax credits, advance refunds, qualified disaster relief payments, subsidies, grants, student loans, or loan forgiveness from federal CARES Act and subsequent federal COVID relief legislation, exemption from income and financial institution excise tax for amounts from the Coronavirus Relief Fund.
- HB350
- Sheriffs, not required to be conservators, Sec. 26-2-27 repealed; Secs. 26-2-50, 26-2A-138 am'd.
- HB351
- Elections, Governor suspending laws that would affect election process during state of emergency, prohibited before the election
- HB381
- Shelby Co., privately owned sewer systems using public rights-of-way of public roads, required to be regulated and certified by PSC, const. amend.
- HB382
- Athletic Trainers, Board of, treatment of physically active individual provided, relationship between trainer and supervising or referring physician provided, Jt. Committee of St. Board of Medical Examiners and Board of Athletic Trainers created, Sec. 34-40-3.2 added; Secs. 34-40-2, 34-40-3, 34-40-5, 34-40-6, 34-40-9, 34-40-10, 34-40-15, 34-40-16 am'd.
- HB383
- Common Core Curriculum Standards, terminated
- HB388
- Elections, requires implementation date of any legislation affecting conduct of general election to be at least six months before general election, const. amend.
- HB391
- Schools, public K-12, athletic events allowing competition by one biological gender against another prohibited unless the event specifically includes both genders
- HB392
- Joint Legislative Oversight Committee on Obligation Transparency, created, membership, compensation, powers, and duties, provided
- HB405
- Criminal code, offenses against public order, firearms, concealed pistols, concealed carry permit, constitutional carry, pistol permits, Secs. 9-11-304, 13A-11-52, 13A-11-71, 13A-11-73, 13A-11-74 repealed; Secs. 13A-11-7, 13A-11-50, 13A-11-55, 13A-11-61.2, 13A-11-62, 13A-11-75, 13A-11-85, 13A-11-90 am'd.
- HB440
- Common Core Curriculum Standards, terminated
- HB445
- Crimes and offenses, crimes of riot and inciting to riot, harassment, and assault II, amended, crimes of assault against a first responder, aggravated riot, and unlawful traffic interference, created, mandatory holding period for certain violations, provided, mandatory incarceration period for certain violations, provided, exceptions to sovereign immunity, further provided, restrictions on distribution of revenue to defunding jurisdictions, provided, Secs. 13A-11-3.1, 13A-11-5.1, 13A-11-8.1 added; Secs. 12-25-32, 13A-6-21, 13A-6-132, 13A-11-1, 13A-11-3, 13A-11-4, 13A-11-8, 13A-11-70, 15-13-2, 36-1-12, 36-2-1 am'd.
- HB446
- Utilities, governmental entities, prohibited from adopting or enforcing policies that prohibit the connection or reconnection of utility services
- HB449
- Taxation, County Boards of Equalization, valuation procedures further provided, Secs. 40-2-18, 40-3-21, 40-3-25, 40-7-25 am'd.
- HB495
- Self-service food vendors, vending machines and micro markets defined, Agriculture and Industries to regulate
- HB500
- Legislature, to call itself into a special session under certain conditions authorized, const. amend.
- HB518
- Presidential executive orders, authorize review of by the Attorney General to determine constitutionality, prohibits implementation of certain presidential executive orders
- HB519
- Driving under the influence, pretrial diversion programs, ignition interlock devices required, provision repealing in July 2023 deleted, Act 2018-517, 2018 Reg. Sess., am'd; Sec. 32-5A-191 am'd.
- HB521
- Health, require health care facilities to allow one caregiver or visitor to patients or residents, subject to reasonable restrictions
- HB533
- Absentee elections, revise time period post election when unused materials must be preserved, Sec. 17-11-19 am'd.
- HB576
- Time; to adopt Daylight Savings Time statewide if Congress amends Federal law to allow it.
- HB578
- Fishing, paddlefish season, license from Conservation and Natural Resources Dept., regulation, fines
- HB617
- Vaccine passports, to prohibit the issuance of, to prohibit entities from requiring an individual to receive an immunization as a condition for receiving government benefits or services
- HB620
- Abortion, prohibits public funding of abortion activities, with exceptions, prohibits certain abortion services contracts, further prohibits certain abortion activities involving public K-12 schools, prohibits local funds from being used to promote abortions
- HB638
- Absentee voting, requiring photo ID with absentee ballot, prohibiting absentee election manager and circuit clerk from extending operating hours, requiring absentee election manager to submit report, Secs. 17-9-30, 17-11-2, 17-11-4, 17-11-5, 17-11-10, 17-11-11, 17-11-18 am'd.
- HB86
- Taxation, CARES Act, exempts Alabama income tax relating to the coronavirus pandemic
- HB9
- Education, prohibit public institutions of higher education from providing support for organizations affiliated with China government
- HJR101
- Oak Mountain High School Boys Basketball Team, commended
- HJR106
- Rare Kidney Disease Awareness Month, recognized
- HJR109
- Hyde Amendment, opposing reversal of
- HJR110
- Smitherman, Roosevelt, commended
- HJR165
- Uswatte, Dilhani, commended
- HJR166
- COVID-19 Vaccine Bill of Rights, memorialized
- HJR172
- Yom HaShoah Commemoration, recognized
- HJR24
- Day of Tears, recognized
- HJR250
- State Law Enforcement Agency, Alabama State Capitol and Alabama State House, exemplary service, commended
- HJR263
- Opelika Boys Track and Field Team, commended
- HJR270
- Laird, Richard Joel, Sr., death mourned
- HJR286
- Alabama A and M University football team, commended
- HJR287
- Alabama A and M University Men's Tennis Team, commended
- HJR38
- Supermarket Employees Day, February 22, 2021, recognized
- HJR41
- Holmes, Alvin, death mourned
- HJR78
- Cherokee Nation of Alabama, federal government urged to recognize
- HJR80
- Lathan, Terry, commended
- HJR88
- Great Alabama 650 Race winners, commended
- HR111
- Smitherman, Roosevelt, commended
- HR135
- Hoover High School girls basketball team, commended
- HR243
- COVID-19 testing and vaccination, all who provided service, commended
- HR249
- State Law Enforcement Agency, Alabama State Capitol and Alabama State House, exemplary service, commended
- HR260
- Bailey, Florence W., death mourned
- HR264
- Buskey, Charles, Jr., death mourned
- HR280
- McGilberry Randall Seth, commended posthumously
- HR49
- Keep Nine Amendment, Congress urged to support, the Supreme Court of the United States be composed of nine justices
- HR79
- Lathan, Terry, commended
- HR91
- Jordan, Troy, death mourned
- HB6
- Vaccine mandates, prohibited unless federally required, vaccine exemption for medical and religious reasons created, parental consent for minor to receive COVID-19 vaccine required
- HB7
- Vaccines, prohibits employers from requiring employees to receive COVID-19 vaccinations in certain circumstances, Dept. of Labor in cooperation with Attorney General to publish guidance for employers
- HB8
- Vaccinations, mandates by employers, places of public accommodation, and occupational licensing boards declared a prohibited discriminatory practice, private cause of action authorized, Attorney General authorized to enforce and intervene
- HR10
- Paschal, Daisy Lois, commended
- HR14
- Real Men Wear Pink, commended
- HR29
- Martin, William Mack, death mourned
- HR30
- Risner, Nick, posthumously honored
- HB 136
- Driving under the influence, pretrial diversion programs, ignition interlock devices required, provision repealing in July 2023 deleted, Act 2018-517, 2018 Reg. Sess., am'd; Sec. 32-5A-191 am'd.
- HB 181
- Alabama Private Investigation Regulatory Act, private investigator, fees clarified, qualifications, licensing, procedure and fee to reinstate inactive licenses, increase number of hours for continuing education, Secs. 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-13, 34-25B-17, 34-25B-18, 34-25B-21, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-26 am'd.
- HB420
- Private investigation, licensure of private investigator apprentices established, licensure of private investigation agencies required, Secs. 34-25B-12.1, 34-25B-40 to 34-25B-45, inclusive, added; Secs. 34-25B-2, 34-25B-3, 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-8, 34-25B-10 to 34-25B-14, 34-25B-17, 34-25B-18, 34-25B-21, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-26 am'd.
- HB432
- Lodging establishments, human trafficking training for employees required, posting of signs at establishments, enforcement by Attorney General, civil fines, limitation of liability for reporting and lodging establishments
- HB464
- Federal tax credits or advance refunds resulting from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, excluded from Alabama income tax
- HB465
- General Fund Budget Reserve Fund, transfer of monies to the fund, withdrawal and use of amounts deposited into the fund provided for
- HB505
- Shelby Co., privately owned sewer systems using public rights-of-way of public roads, required to be regulated and certified by PSC, const. amend.
- HB508
- State of emergency, public employees prohibited from striking during
- HJR14
- Howard, Trent, commended
- HJR55
- Carns, Judy Maddox, death mourned
- HR65
- Griffies, Sophie, commended
- HB 20
- Advisory Board to the State Health Officer, authorize to meet by electronic means and establish rules of procedures for meetings, Sec. 22-21-27 am'd.
- HB 28
- Alabama Private Investigation Regulatory Act, private investigator, fees clarified, qualifications, licensing, procedure and fee to reinstate inactive licenses, increase number of hours for continuing education, Secs. 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-13, 34-25B-17, 34-25B-18, 34-25B-21, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-26 am'd.
- HB 340
- Shelby Co., privately owned sewer systems using public rights-of-way of public roads, required to be regulated and certified by PSC, const. amend.
- HB 356
- Occupational licensees, process created to allow persons convicted of crime to apply for if granted relief by court
- HB 516
- Drug screenings, sale or marketing of human or synthetic urine to defraud a drug or alcohol screening test prohibited, possession, sale, or advertising of adultrants designed to defeat a screening test prohibited, criminal penalties
- HB 535
- Shelby Co., churches, deadly physical force, use in self-defense or defense of others, const. amend.
- HB 54
- Lodging tax, rooms and spaces not used for overnight accomodations, exemption, consistent with rule of Revenue Dept., Sec. 40-26-1 am'd.
- HB 55
- Driving under the influence, pretrial diversion programs, ignition interlock devices required, provision repealing in July 2023 deleted, Act 2018-517, 2018 Reg. Sess., am'd; Sec. 32-5A-191 am'd.
- HB 56
- Taxation, check-off contribution to provide an income tax refund check-off for a contribution to We Build the Wall, Incorporated., Sec. 40-18-140 am'd.
- HB 561
- Legislature, term limits, limit to five full terms plus two years of extra service filling a vacancy in each house provided, const. amend.
- HB 596
- Constitution of Alabama of 1901, providing that only a citizen of the United States has the right to vote, const. amend.
- HB 69
- Prescriptions, practitioner, electronic prescription specify whether a generic may be dispensed, Sec. 34-23-8 am'd.
- HB 84
- Prescriptions, practitioner, electronic prescription specify whether a generic may be dispensed, Sec. 34-23-8 am'd.
- HJR284
- Briarwood Christian School Boys Tennis Team, commended
- HJR285
- Briarwood Christian School Boys Soccer Team, commended
- HJR39
- Evangel Christian School, winning girls and boys basketball state championship, commended
- HJR4
- Yancey, Fred, professional achievements, commended
- HJR54
- Evangel Christian School, winning girls and boys basketball state championship, commended
- HJR89
- Legislature, rescinding all previous resolutions of Alabama Legislature requesting Congress to call a convention pursuant to Article V of U.S. Constitution
- HR272
- Redden, Clay, forty years of dedicated service, commended
- HR287
- Briarwood Christian School Bass Team, commended
- HR290
- Briarwood Christian School Boys Tennis Team, commended
- HR291
- Briarwood Christian School Boys Soccer Team, commended
- HR95
- Anderson, Kathryn, commended
- HR96
- Skelton, Justin, commended
- HR97
- Angel, Jamichael, commended
- HR98
- White, Mary, commended
- HR99
- Sparks, Diamond, commended
- HB 141
- Revenue Dept., Alabama Tax Tribunal decisions, required to follow unless on appeal or reversed by appeal, Sec. 40-2B-2.1 added
- HB 142
- Eminent domain proceedings, costs, condemnation proceedings filed by Dept. of Transportation, the department pays condemnee's reasonable attorney fees, appraisal and engineering costs if final award is 20 percent or higher than department's offer, Sec. 18-1A-293 am'd.
- HB 143
- Revenue Dept., sale of state land, employment of auction company, Sec. 40-10-134 am'd.
- HB 144
- Ten Commandments, display of on state property and at public schools, authorized, const. amend.
- HB 145
- Public property, national motto, In God We Trust, authorized to display
- HB 197
- Advisory Board to the State Health Officer, authorize to meet by electronic means and establish rules of procedures for meetings, Sec. 22-21-27 am'd.
- HB 263
- Electronic Security Board of Licensure, alarm system installer changed to system installer, bd. authorized to meet via video conference, provide further for persons of bd and exemptions, criminal penalties provided for certain activities, Secs. 34-1A-1 to 34-1A-8, inclusive, am'd.
- HB 278
- Private sewer systems, regulation by Public Service Commission authorized, Secs. 22-25B-2, 37-4-1 am'd.
- HB 287
- Asset forfeitures, criminal procedure, Alabama Forfeiture Accountability and Integrity Reform Act, Secs. 13A-8-117, 13A-11-37, 20-2-93 repealed
- HB 291
- Lodging tax, rooms and spaces not used for overnight accomodations, exemption, consistent with rule of Revenue Dept., Sec. 40-26-1 am'd.
- HB 314
- Public assistance, certain eligibility requirements for TANF and SNAP revised, fraud detection measures required
- HB 327
- Alabama Private Investigation Regulatory Act, private investigator, fees clarified, qualifications, licensing, procedure and fee to reinstate inactive licenses, increase number of hours for continuing education, Secs. 34-25B-4, 34-25B-7, 34-25B-11, 34-25B-12, 34-25B-13, 34-25B-17, 34-25B-18, 34-25B-21, 34-25B-22, 34-25B-26 am'd.
- HB 331
- Medicaid, eligibility verification requirements required, referral of fraud for prosecution, agency required to implement work requirements, exceptions
- HB 360
- Gasoline and motor fuel tax, county commission authorized to levy up to five cents, referendum, distributed on transportation projects
- HB 377
- Shelby Co, privately owned sewer systems that use public rights-of-way of public roads, req'd to be certified and regulated by PSC, const. amend.
- HB 380
- Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, markup set, increases limited based on act of Legislature
- HB 412
- Public assistance, recipients of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits to cooperate with the Child Support Enforcement Division of the Dept. of Human Resources, Sec. 38-10-5 am'd.
- HB 425
- Driving under the influence, ignition interlock devices, further provided, blood alcohol content (BAC) for enhancement lowered, distrib of court fees, use for bond and pretrial diversion, indigent further provided for and funded, Sec. 32-5A-191, 32-5A-191.4 am'd.
- HB 467
- Shelby Co, privately owned sewer systems that use public rights-of-way of public roads, req'd to be certified and regulated by PSC, const. amend.
- HB 475
- Medicaid services, provision through regional care organizations repealed, Secs. 22-6-150 to 22-6-165, inclusive, repealed; Secs. 22-6-220, 22-6-221,27-1-17.1, 40-26B-70, 40-26B-77.1, 40-26B-79, 40-26B-80, 40-26B-81, 40-26B-82 am'd.
- HB 518
- Asset forfeitures, reporting and publication requirements, Criminal Justice Information Center, Sec. 41-9-620.1 added.
- HB 8
- Driving under the influence, ignition interlock provisions, further provided for, required for persons approved for pretrial diversion, ignition interlock fee for municipal court cases distributed to municipality, fee for indigents lowered, Sec. 32-5A-191, 32-5A-191.4 am'd.
- HJR 115
- Polar Plunge, being a great success, recognized
- HJR 116
- Specification Rubber Products, Inc., 50th anniversary, commended
- HJR 136
- Pornography, public health crisis, recognized
- HJR 153
- Pregnancy Care Centers, recognizing and encouraging Congress to grant assistance for medical equipment and family abstinence education
- HJR 197
- Beverage Association, 100th anniversary, recognized
- HJR 25
- Iron and Steel Industry, in support of and recognized
- HJR 393
- Mills, Aidan Olivia, commended
- HJR 394
- McWilliams, Devique, commended
- HJR 395
- Benjamin, Denver Sha-Vonne, commended
- HJR 396
- Walker, Andrew T., commended
- HJR 397
- Evans, Brie, commended
- HJR 398
- Spain Park Girls Varsity Basketball Team, commended
- HJR 473
- Alabama Baptist, 175th anniversary, recognized
- HJR 476
- Jefferson State Community College's Shelby-Hoover Campus, 25th anniversary, commended
- HJR 479
- Potts, David, commended
- HJR 59
- Spain Park High School Table Tennis Team, commended
- HJR 77
- Bolen, William Ossian, Sr., death mourned
- HJR 97
- Polar Plunge, being a great success, recognized
- HR 385
- McWilliams, Devique, commended
- HR 386
- Benjamin, Denver Sha-Vonne, commended
- HR 387
- Mills, Aidan Olivia, commended
- HR 388
- Walker, Andrew T., commended
- HR 389
- Evans, Brie, commended
- HR 390
- Spain Park Girls Varsity Basketball Team, commended
- HR 474
- Alabama Baptist, 175th anniversary, recognized
- HR 475
- Jefferson State Community College's Shelby-Hoover Campus, 25th anniversary, commended
- HR 478
- Potts, David, commended
- HR 492
- Carlisle, Nicholas, commended
- HB180
- Briarwood Presbyterian Church, authorized to hire certified law enforcement officers
- HB372
- Elections, primary runoff elections, voter prohibited from switching parties between primary elections
- HB392
- Lodging tax, exclusion of area not used as lodging, Sec. 40-26-1 am'd.
- HB459
- Eminent domain proceedings, costs, condemnation proceedings filed by Dept. of Transportation, the department pays condemnee's reasonable attorney fees, appraisal and engineering costs if final award is 20 percent or higher than department's offer, Sec. 18-1A-293 am'd.
- HB482
- Private sewer systems, regulation by Public Service Commission authorized, Secs. 22-25B-2, 37-4-1 am'd.
- HB483
- Public property, national motto, In God We Trust, authorized to display
- HB484
- Revenue Dept., sale of state land, employment of auction company, Sec. 40-10-134 am'd.
- HB486
- Ten Commandments, display of on state property and at public schools, authorized, const. amend.
- HB564
- Gasoline and motor fuel tax, county commission authorized to levy up to five cents, referendum, distributed on transportation projects
- HB565
- Driving under the influence, ignition interlock provisions, further provided for, required for persons approved for pretrial diversion, ignition interlock fee for municipal court cases distributed to municipality, fee for indigents lowered, Sec. 32-5A-191, 32-5A-191.4 am'd.
- HB576
- Court of the Judiciary, appeals to Supreme Court, legislative approval of Supreme Court decisions, continued service of judge upon filing of complaint with the Judicial Inquiry Comm., auth. const. amend.
- HB95
- Health care providers, authorized to decline to perform services that violate their consciences, exceptions, Health Care Rights of Conscience Act
- HJR114
- Rolling, Madison, Miss Auburn 2016, commended
- HJR166
- Pornography, public health crisis, recognized
- HJR327
- Armistead, Emily Golson, death mourned
- HJR330
- Lodging tax, Revenue Dept. urged to notify motels, hotels, etc. that accomodations not used for lodging are not subject to tax
- HJR342
- Pornography, public health crisis, recognized
- HJR361
- Lodging tax, Revenue Dept. urged to notify motels, hotels, etc. that accomodations not used for lodging are not subject to tax
- HJR395
- Young Heroes of Alabama, commended
- HJR40
- Kendrick, Claire, commended
- HJR52
- Hawkins, William, commended
- HJR53
- Waggoner, Lindsey, commended
- HR119
- Ireland, Pauline Tucker, commended
- HR153
- McCall, Zodie, death mourned
- HR155
- McCall, Zodie, death mourned
- HR254
- Edwards, Davis; Harris, Colin; and Knopf, Konnor, attaining the rank of Eagle Scout, commended
- HR452
- Hinds, Billy, death mourned
- HR453
- Oak Mountain Robotics Team, commended
- HR502
- Hoover Fire Department, commended
- HB156
- Briarwood Presbyterian Church, law enforcement officers with state police powers, employment authorized
- HB157
- Assisted Suicide Ban Act, established, person or health care provider prohibited from providing aid in dying under certain conditions, civil and criminal penalties
- HB159
- Health care providers authorized to decline to perform services that violate their consciences, exceptions, Health Care Rights of Conscience Act
- HB267
- Education, Alabama Student and Parent Privacy Act, public school student and teacher information collection and disclosure limited to academic purposes, civil penalties for violations
- HB294
- Epinephrine, auto-injectors, authorize administration of by non medical persons, program created
- HB317
- Wildlife Center, exempt from state, county, and municipal sales and use taxes, Sec. 40-23-5 am'd.
- HB37
- Right to work public, policy declared, membership in or payment of dues to labor union may not be required for employment, const. amend.
- HB483
- Briarwood Presbyterian Church, law enforcement officers with state police powers, employment authorized
- HB498
- Public assistance, revised procedures and limitations required for various public assistance programs administered by the Human Resources Dept.
- HB554
- Public property, national motto, In God We Trust, authorized to display
- HB555
- Ten Commandments, display of on state property and at public schools, authorized, const. amend.
- HB557
- Legislative standing committees, granted subpoena powers, authority to administer oaths, immunity, penalty
- HB563
- Superintendent of Education, election of, required, term of office, Amendment 284 (Section 264, Recompiled Constitution of Alabama of 1901, as amended), am'd., const. amend.
- HB564
- State Superintendent of Education, election of, required, term of office, Sec. 16-4-1 am'd.
- HJR181
- Waggoner, Senator J. T. Jabo, commended
- HJR26
- Bill of Rights monument, encouraging Historical Commission to construct
- HJR29
- Hall, Grayson, Jr., receiving the 2016 Mann Medal in Ethics and Leadership, commended
- HJR366
- Nathan Liskey Act, Act 2016-193, HB294, 2016 Regular Session, named
- HR103
- House of Representatives, Consent Calendar
- HB180
- Supplemental appropriations, Local EMA Assistance Fund to the Alabama Emergency Management Agency, Children's Policy Council Fund to the Department of Children's Affairs, Mail and Supply Room Revolving Fund to the Department of Finance
- HB491
- Health care providers authorized to decline to perform services that violate their consciences, exceptions, Health Care Rights of Conscience Act
- HB495
- Labor relations, employer, employee rights, certain practices prohibited by local governments relating to leave and access to background information and to designate state for federal labor law disputes
- HB496
- Assisted Suicide Ban Act, established, person or health care provider prohibited from providing aid in dying under certain conditions, civil and criminal penalties
- HB543
- Shelby Co., civil service system, exempt employees further provided for in Judge of Probate and Property Tax Commissioner offices, Act 93-664, 1993 Reg. Sess., am'd.
- HB564
- Student data, collection and maintenance of certain student data provided for, sharing prohibition
- HB590
- Compensation, longevity pay, would not be tendered in 2015-2016 fiscal year, Sec. 36-6-11 am'd.
- HB632
- Uniform Commercial Code Fund, used for administration of the Secretary of State, authorized, Sec. 7-9A-525 am'd.
- HB646
- Epinephrine, auto-injectors, authorize administration of by non medical persons, program created
- HB700
- Unified appropriations for state General Fund and Education Trust Fund; state revenue sources unearmarked, effective Jan. 1, 2017, constitutional amendment
- HJR306
- Jefferson State Community College, 50th anniversary, commended
- HJR308
- Jefferson State Community College, 50th anniversary, commended
- HR362
- Nolen, Daniel A., attaining the rank of Eagle Scout, commended
- HB45
- Briarwood Presbyterian Church, law enforcement officers with state police powers, employment authorized
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