Ed Oliver
Ed Oliver
In OfficeAlabama State Representative for District 81
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Contact Information
Known contact information for Ed Oliver from Dadeville, AL.
- Postal Office Box 277Dadeville, AL 36853
- Phone: 334-803-1889
- Official Email: [email protected]
Political Information
Known political history for Ed Oliver from Dadeville, AL.
- Candidate, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 81, 2018, 2022
- Representative, Alabama State House of Representatives, District 81, 2018-present
Professions Information
Known professional history for Ed Oliver from Dadeville, AL.
- Pilot, Air Evac Lifeteam
Election History
Ed Oliver from Dadeville, AL has participated in elections listed below in the state of Alabama.
Sponsored Bills
View legislative bills that Ed Oliver has sponsored.
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HB115
Physicians, rural physicians income tax credit, replace existing credit
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HB116
Volunteer Rescue Squad Tuition Reimbursement Program; to permit EMS regional agencies to participate in education instruction
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HB233
National Guard; Educational Assistance Program, applied to workforce development programs, amount of benefits revised
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HB242
Education Trust Fund to Southern Preparatory Academy, appropriation
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HB276
Nurses; endorsement by certain certified nurses deemed endorsement by physician for K-12 school athletic participation physicals; schools prohibited from being member of athletic association that refuses to comply
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HB153
Alabama Veterans Resource Center, center and board created to assist veterans and families transition to civilian life; duties and powers of board provided
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HB154
Veterans Affairs, board membership revised, appointment and duties of commissioner provided for
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HB175
Southern Preparatory Academy, appropriation
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HB24
Volunteer Rescue Squad Tuition Reimbursement Program; to permit regional EMS agencies to participate in education instruction
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HB25
911 Boards; permit two or more districts to jointly provide services
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HB263
911 Fund; further provide for distribution of monies
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HB28
Death benefits, grants state death benefits to coroners, deputy coroners, medicolegal death investigators, and medical examiners
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HB29
Unemployment compensation, unemployed individual required to contact an increased number of prospective employers for each week of unemployment claimed; further providing for the meaning of failure to seek or accept suitable work
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HB416
Sudden cardiac arrest; placement of AEDs on school property and at sporting events, further provided for
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HB45
Medicaid Agency, colorectal cancer screening test, coverage required for test based on grade A or B recommendation from U.S. Preventative Services Task Force
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HB46
Physicians, rural physicians income tax credit, replace existing credit
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HB469
Ground ambulance services; prohibit out-of-network providers from balance billing
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HB478
Health insurers; minimum reimbursement rate for ambulance services that are out-of-network established
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HB553
Certified registered nurse practitioners, authorized to sign student athlete physical examination participation eligibility forms
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HJR266
Veterans Week, celebrated
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HJR66
Expressing support for the recapitalization of the KC-135 to the KC-46A for the 117th Air Refueling Wing
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HJR97
Chronic Weight Management and Type 2 Diabetes Task Force, extended
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HR347
Steve Tyson, commended
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HR91
James Cullins, honored
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HB170
Tallapoosa County, Jackson's Gap, boundary lines altered
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HB208
Boating, increase maximum length vessel on certain water bodies
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HB209
Boats, motorboats, operation on Lewis Smith Lake, Lake Wedowee, and portion of Shoal Creek, wakeboarding and wakesurfing reg., operation near coastline prohibited, Lake Martin add to lake law applies; operation on lakes near shoreline prohibited, penalties, grace period.
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HB290
Public and nonpublic schools, sudden cardiac arrest, required to develop and implement cardiac emergency response plan
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HB291
Physicians, rural physicians income tax credit, existing law repealed and replaced with new income tax credit after December 31, 2024, new credit increased to $10,000 per year for four years, transition provisions
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HB307
911 districts, permit districts to cooperate in providing services
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HB319
Tallapoosa County; sheriff, fees for administrative services, distribution.
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HB357
Volunteer Rescue Squad Tuition Reimbursement Program, authorize regional agencies of the Office of Emergency Medical Services to participate
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HB401
Prohibit "balance billing" by ground ambulances
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HB435
Public officers and employees; further provide for the benefits of the office of coroner and other related persons.
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HB468
Unemployment compensation, unemployed individual required to contact an increased number of prospective employers for each week of unemployment claimed; further providing for the meaning of failure to seek or accept suitable work
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HJR209
Expressing support for the Iranian people and condemning human rights violations
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HR286
Lillian D. Slay, death mourned
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HR287
Billy Boyd, death mourned
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HB134
Relating to assisted living facilities; to amend Section 22-21-25, Code of Alabama 1975, to create the Alabama Assisted Living Board of Mitigation to resolve conflicts between certain assisted living facilities and the Alabama Department of Public Health; and to provide for the membership and duties of the board.
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HB135
Relating to Tallapoosa County, to revise the salary of the sheriff.
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HB162
Relating to the Alabama Medical Liability Act of 1996; to amend Section 6-5-549.1 of the Code of Alabama 1975, to provide that the term "health care provider" as used in that act and the Alabama Medical Liability Act of 1987 would include emergency medical services personnel and any emergency medical provider service.
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HB172
To make an appropriation of $389,327 from the Education Trust Fund to Southern Preparatory Academy, formerly Lyman Ward Military Academy, in Camp Hill, Alabama for the support and maintenance of the educational program of the institution, for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2024; to provide that the appropriation is subject to certain provisions of the Code of Alabama 1975; to require an operations plan and an audited financial statement prior to the release of any funds; and to require an end of year report.
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HB283
Relating to state income tax credits for rural physicians; to designate Sections 40-18-130, 40-18-131, and 40-18-132, Code of Alabama 1975, as Division 1 of Article 4A of Chapter 18 of Title 40, Code of Alabama 1975; to terminate the income tax credit authorized for a rural physician under the existing Article 4A of Chapter 18, Title 40, Code of Alabama 1975, effective December 31, 2023; to provide that any physician who claimed the credit or claims the credit under the existing Article 4A for the tax year ending on December 31, 2023, would be authorized to continue to claim the credit under the prior law until the credit period authorized under the prior law for that physician expires; to add Division 2 to Article 4A of Chapter 18, Title 40, Code of Alabama 1975, to further provide for a rural physician income tax credit; to provide definitions; to modify the requirement for residence and practice in a rural community; to remove the requirement for hospital privileges in a rural community; and to require the State Board of Medical Examiners to certify physicians who qualify for the income tax credit.
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HB414
Relating to Tallapoosa County; authorizing the levy of a lodging tax in the unincorporated area of the county; and providing for the distribution of the proceeds from the tax.
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HB415
To alter, rearrange, and extend the boundary lines and corporate limits of the municipality of the City of Dadeville in Tallapoosa County.
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HB494
Relating to Tallapoosa County; to establish the Lake Martin-Tallapoosa County Tourism and Visitors Bureau; to provide for the board of directors of the bureau; and to authorize the board to receive and expend funds for the promotion of tourism.
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HB7
Relating to education; to provide prohibitions on the promotion, endorsement, and affirmation of certain divisive concepts in certain public settings; and to authorize certain penalties for violation.
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HJR163
CREATING THE CHRONIC WEIGHT MANAGEMENT AND TYPE 2 DIABETES TASK FORCE.
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HJR36
CREATING THE CHRONIC WEIGHT MANAGEMENT AND TYPE 2 DIABETES TASK FORCE.
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HR136
MOURNING THE DEATH OF MRS. OLIVIA G. HUMPHRIES.
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HR240
COMMENDING CATER2COPS FOR MAKING A POSITIVE IMPACT ON POLICE OFFICERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.
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HR90
MOURNING THE DEATH OF MR. DONALD CLYDE BURTON.
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HB190
Emergency medical services, declared to be for a public purpose
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HB191
Natural Death Act, certification of surrogate to make end of life health care decisions, notarization requirement removed, Sec. 22-8A-11 am'd.
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HB312
Education and training, divisive concepts, prohibits teaching of the concepts under certain circumstances, allows teaching of the concepts in public institutions of higher education as long as assent to the concept is not compelled
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HB414
Boards and commissions, state 911 Board, certification of public safety telecommunications, duties of telecommicators further provided, reasonable alternative method for responding to emergency calls, further provided, Sec. 11-98-11 am'd.
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HB519
Rural physicians, income tax credit for practice of medicine in a rural area, conditions and limitations, Secs.40-18-130, 40-18-131, 40-18-132 terminated after tax year 2022, new credit effective January 2023, Bd. of Medical Examiners to certify eligible doctors, Secs. 40-18-133, 40-18-133.1, 40-18-133.2 added; Secs. 40-18-130, 40-18-131, 40-18-132 repealed
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HB71
Community development districts, entertainment districts, establishment authorized under certain conditions, Sec. 35-8B-3 am'd.
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HB9
Labor, prohibits state and political subdivisions from teaching divisive concepts relating to race or sex in training, prohibits same for state contractors, Dept. of Labor to review state agency training programs
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HJR34
Trauma Systems, Joint Committee on Statewide Trauma System Funding, recreated
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HR193
Windle, Joseph C., commended
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HR194
Lacy, Carolyn Collins, death mourned
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HB118
Volunteer rescue squads, taxation, registration fees and ad valorem taxes for utility trailers, exemptions provided for, Sec. 32-11-2 am'd.
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HB471
Medicaid, increase reimbursement rates for certain ambulance services
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HB483
Onsite Wastewater Board, privately owned wastewater systems exempt from regulation by the board, Sec. 34-21A-10 am'd.
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HB601
Pubic safety, emergency telephone service, procedure for responding to emergency calls by 911 operator, further provided, reasonable alternative method for responding under certain circumstances, required, Sec. 11-98-11 am'd.
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HR142
Tuggle, Michael Larry, death mourned
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HR179
Jennings, Anfernee, commended
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HR291
McClendon, Madelyn Ann, death mourned
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HB249
Taxation, registration fees and ad valorem taxes for utility trailers, exemptions provided for, Sec. 32-11-2 am'd.
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HB431
Tallapoosa Co., Willow Point Estates, platted subdivisions, local laws authorized to establish road maint. districts, referendums, assessments for road maint, const. amend.
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HJR36
Coach Duane Webster Highway, portion of Highway 120 in Tallapoosa Co., named
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HJR78
Private Robert A. Mooney Highway, portion of Highway 22 in Coosa Co., named
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HR2
Harrelson, Herbert Arnold, death mourned
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HR4
Wyckoff, Harry Lee, Jr., death mourned
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HR5
Anderson, John Paul, death mourned
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HR66
Wright, Terry, commended
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HB 524
Tallapoosa Co., platted subdivisions, local laws authorized to establish road maint. districts, referendums, assessments for road maint, const. amend.
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HB 525
Tallapoosa Co., Willow Point Subdivision, estab. of road maint. district, referendum, fees, bd. of directors
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HB 526
Alexander City, corp. limits alt.
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HB 609
E911 responders, required to stay on phone until person is connected with appropriate provider, Sec. 11-98-11 am'd.
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HR56
Carlisle, John Riley, death mourned
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HR57
Goree, Allen Hugh, death mourned
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HR85
Knowles, Herbert Eugene, death mourned